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It does. Despite this, there's no cavitation when doing the dishes. That I can live with.

Makes sense to me, as detergents like grease and like to do hard work. This is why you'll NEVER see me pre rinse or pre wash anything. It just goes in, even when covered in grease and food bits.

I like the powerful sounds of my LG. It sounds like a thunderstorm going on inside.

I purposefully leave food and grease on my dishes after scraping everything off that can be stored in a food container so that the detergents will do their job. In my experience, my dishwasher loves to work hard. I refuse to baby any dishwasher I own or use. If my LG ever gets smothered, caked...

My dishwasher does more of a superior job than I EVER could in my life.

My sentiments exactly. I don't know what I'd do without a dishwasher. I don't care if it's fancy or ugly. I will use it regardless.

So far, my LG dishwasher cleans like a Whirlpool Power Clean. I put everything in dirty, and it doesn't even skip a beat. I think finish works the best. At least that is what I experienced. I use their highest end ultimate detergent and finish jet dry rinse aid. They clean as good as they smell...

I have a brand new LG dishwasher. I don't pre rinse, and everything comes out shiny and like new. I stick with Finish Ultimate and Finish Jet Dry. At last, a real dishwasher in a modern package. The jury is still out. So far, I'm loving it.

I would've taken that dishwasher if given the chance.

I'd rather have one. I have a brand new LG dishwasher which I kiss every day because it cleans and dries so well.

Yes it does. My LG dishwasher acts like a REAL dishwasher, btw.

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As a side note, check out my thread about the lg ldfc2423w dishwasher. I am shocked at how powerful it is.

I do, and I use Snuggle Super Fresh along with Persil Advanced Clean and the recommended amount of each product.

I think mine does the same. I have observed this.

Nobody did, but I pointed out that the older commercial models had the triangle shaped selector knobs. The temp was on top while the fabric selector was on the bottom. Another thing I need to mention is the agitator had the 4 vanes all the way up, and the fill spout was integrated into the tub...

I've used the older Speed Queens. The fabric and temp selectors are a similar triangle shape. I've used one with a push to start knob before. The last time I used that model was in 2008.

Same for Maytag.

The only difference I see is the control panel.

I have the Kenmore Elite by LG, and I noticed that it will do cold water first, then hot water. If the pump cavitates due to fabric absorption, it will add more cold water. This is using the default normal/casual cycle with accelawash.