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I bet it's a BOL model like this one in the link. It has just the slower spin key and the rinse hold (spuelstopp-anticrease) key and no extra rinse key. Anyway it has a separate rinse-only cycle you can run after the wash cycle These "el cheapo" series made in Turkey are usually sold badged...

re : tablets and upright casseroles Peter, the prewash is not long enough to dissolve a tablet. To give you a clue if you run a DW on the quick/30 mins cycle with a tablet you'll find it not totally dissolved at the end of the programme. About that small casserole with the handle, I'm pretty...

my 2 cents ... why don't you try to load your DW properly instead of using a double amount of detergent ?? # The "all in one" will not have time enough to dissolve in the prewash, so the machine will run the main wash with too much detergent (etching hazard ...) # The upper rack is loaded in...

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Landeress "Methinks Miele falls short in this area because of their refusal to build products just for the American market" so you guess this is available also in Europe ... come here and look for it ;-) "...and or lack of experience with uber-sized gas or electric dryers for that matter...

Complimenti Gabriele !! Despite this machine is made in Italy, it has both hot and cold fill valves. Interesting that plenty of boilwash cycles (regular, long and no-iron). Does it have interim spins in the wool cycle like current frontloaders ? I've seen such thing in the Philco Combo ...

Ask Launderess, her W 1070 is like that ... however she survived to the lack of a glass window, as most people survive to a dishwasher without a window [webmasters are not included LOL ;)]

Congrats Malcom "The underside of the machine is completely sealed. The is nothing exposed for pix. Even the hose connections and electrical are preinstalled" So are you meaning that your "old" Bosch is not like that ?? Also ... what about the sump in that Bosch ? stainless or plastic ...

There's a IrishMark's post in the Imperial forum ... ... with a shot that tells more than any word : In the last 10 years Electrolux had to face increasing costs : Germany and Italy are the countries with the highest labour costs, so they outsourced a lot of parts from far East and Eastern...

Noooooooo !!! so these are hard times for Mr Big .... no more engaged with Carrie Bradshaw, no more job @ Law&Order .... ;-) <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess"...

Toggles, so almost everybody owns a washer, like here. Then how it comes that laundromats are still common there ? Washer dresses : I remember years ago every granny/auntie had her green / blue / flowered dress on the washer. This nightmare would be the modern version :

Gabriele I saw yesterday that also LD discounts have their own brand (Dian) concentrated liquid. BTW I use Chante Clair "Lana e Cashmere" to wash handwashables in the handwash programme. recently I also bought the "Cotone e Lino" mild detergent (similar bottle as the "Lana and Cashmere" one) ...

Congrats Malcolm Basically it's a La Perla without touch controls. Just wondering where Miele USA marketing dept has learned to load pots ....... maybe they were former Whirlpool employees, so they guessed also Miele has the power clean module ?? ;-)

"Fare il bucato " = faire le linge / to do laundry/ Thanks to Mielelabor it comes up an obscure meaning of an italian word (even to italians too). "Laundry room" translates into "lavanderia" but "laundry"/"linge"/"waesche" translates into "bucato". Literally "bucato" in italian is an adjective...

Alistair thanks 4 these nice vids These Zanussi rotorack DW were quite polular in Italy as "built-in" machines in Snaidero kitchen cabinets. Regular cabinets were shallower,so the DW cabinet protruded from the other ones. This version for Italian market is badged REX pic taken from ...

Paulo Well said, that's the key point Many Americans ignore we had energy crysis in mid seventies (the so called "austerity") That's why european appliances started the energy saving path since those times. 12 gallons DWs here disappeared in mid eighties, when the average machines used 6-7...

no more horses .... the coffin disappeared :) Great work ! It looks better than the original ones BTW : I see a lot of "lift and drop action" not only *inside* the washer but expecially outside .... what's that ?!? The Miele Fitness ... hard weightlifting training system :)

Allen, that's not a private seller, rather a shop that has been having it on the salesfloor over a decade. This is a built-in model (no countertop and kitchen/laundryroom cabinet door fitting). Built-in Miele washers are far more expensive than freestanding ones, so they are harder to sell...

It is not a true flash drying water has a lower temp (140-150°F) and after the last rinse drain there is round 25-30 minutes of fan/heat exchanger action. After that, the load is no more scalding hot. Commercial Mieles (both tank and fresh water models) have the true flash drying (last rinse @...

BSH dry as well as mieles provided they are hooked to cold water line. Lately in Europe BSH has released some models with **two fill hoses** (like your washers) The hot water hose is used for washing and rinsing, the cold water one feeds the condenser while drying. Miele drying system is not...