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Samsung 12kg A WiFi washer... Weight 71 kg, drum volume 79 litres. I think this is way too little. The 60° programme will run 4h4mins, this is ridiculous. 2.400W seems a little bit weak, too.

I like the bottle spray nozzles But as always there is no chance to have that here in Germany because present dishwasher builders are rather conservative with new features. Though they do change cycle times and water consumption over the years...

The Atlant machine looks neat! Especially the control panel. But I have to admit that I doubt the quality of the Exquisit brand. My grand-aunt owns a dishwasher by them which was bought in a DIY store and i think it is a piece of junk.

What about... ...`Míele?

Are there... ...Vernel Crystals over there in Greece? They were discontinued in Germany about a year ago but I think they worked well. Or maybe there's a French internet store like britsuperstore... Have you tried amazon.fr? Wouldn't mix powdered detergent with liquid fabric softener as was...

Germany awaits the Pods I think they were announced for a long time now and Tide Pods in the U.S. are available for a longer period of time now. Maybe P&G fears the rivalry to Henkel's Persil. They launched their pouches ca. half a year ago.

By the way... Henkel's Persil does not feature "bio" or "non-bio" powders in its country of origin, Germany, because there is no differentiation in that way over here. All of German Persil products do contain enzymes, so they are all "bio".

So roundabout 730 USD That is not nearly as expensive as I thought. I believe Samsung washers over here are a bit more pricey but there are no Samsung toploaders anyway, even less V-axxis ones...

1.500 RPM? That's pretty much. From the pictures I would say that there is no concrete anymore to the new drum, am I right?

Sun-bleaching... ...might also work. Oxygen-based bleach seems to be a bit weak... It does a good job on tea, coffee and spinach but tomato and carrot are really tough, though.

How much was it? I feel ashamed, do not know which currency there is in Trinidad and Tobago. I can imagine that it is USD after all...

@ nrones Story of Persil: Link directs you to Wikipedia. By the way: in France, it is called "Le Chat" which translates to "the cat" because "Persil" is some kind of parsley. Also, "le péril" meaning "danger" so they had to look for another name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persil

One cannot compare FL to TL, but... ...our Candy TL holds 7kg and I doubt it reaches 70kg empty weight...When it comes to the spin cycle I always believe it is going to burst (or blast).

Thank you, DADoES I believe they should have two spray arms that would do a better cleaning job. But it seems to be like in the in-sink dishwashers: one arm only.

@ thomasortega Well, I'd love to test Skip for blacks because German detergents for coloureds always make them fade... There are special liquids for black clothes though. The price is flawless, meaning you do not pay more than one Euro... @ chestermikeuk Interesting to see that P&G uses good...

Thank you for the copious explanations! So, I do believe there is no Pots & Pans cycle as the DD is somehow not intended to wash these items? How many spray arms do they feature anyway? I can truly imagine that there is one under the basket of course and one under the top where it goes into the...

Interesting test Congratulations on that fine testing! By the way, Skip in Germany has been a Henkel brand as is Persil. Link directs to Argentinian Skip... http://www.skip.com.ar/home.php

@ eronie Cascade Plastic Booster did a great job on orange-ish dyed plastics but they've terminated it.

I think it matches criteria for a real BobLoad Does the dishdrawer feature a blade chopper in the filter system? Why did you decide to use the delicates cycle? I mean, this load qualifies for more intensive care, because the ladle still looks dirty. Last question: do you use rinse aid / jet dry...

Model No. @ frontloaderfan: Sorry, I don't remember its name. And since Quelle is no more, I think it was rarely available anyway.