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I didn't see any particular "new" login instructions but had to reset my password to get in. Was that expected?

Whirlpool also kept the Maytag-designed DishDrawer competitor, which I believe never saw the light of day as a Maytag, only as KitchenAid and Kenmore Elite

Happy birthday Duet, see you next year in the pink forum 🎂

I only use powder as the F&P dish drawers effectively require it. Finish was my favorite but Cascade does nearly as well IMO. I had similar results to Cascade with Seventh Generation. The Target store brand worked ok but was not worth the savings compared to the performance of the others...

I use parchment paper from the big box of individual squares. It's the exact same size as the toaster oven baking sheet and makes cleanup a breeze. Had to google and apparently it's a different thing from wax paper which is not heat resistant while parchment paper is.

My grandparents put a 3-gal one in their new build house under the kitchen sink since it took longer than anywhere else to get hot. The house was built with a dedicated outlet for a disposal, but they have never wanted a disposal and are on septic anyway so they just took advantage of the unused...

We have been using a Dupray Neat for about 2 years now and it's great. It started out just for cleaning some stubborn grout in the bathroom but we have found a multitude of uses for it: oven racks, car interior, and cleaning out the mop cleaning station on our Roborock robot vacuum-mop combo. I...

When I have run out of Finish in the past, I have had good results using Cascade or Target store brand powder in the main compartment + LemiShine booster in the prewash compartment. Have you tried it before? I get it at the grocery store but included the amazon link below as an example...

I buy Finish powder on Amazon as it's the only detergent that my DishDrawers seem to like. https://a.co/d/0KpcmoL

I have the Roborock S7 MaxV Ultra which can avoid pet waste. It’s an excellent mopper too. I have it plumbed in so it fills with fresh water and dumps dirty water down the drain every time it’s used. Only need to change the mopping pad about once a week; the pad is machine washable. We...

https://cosprings.craigslist.org/app/d/colorado-springs-kenmore-elite-washer/7632969708.html

Ikea has one for a good amount less. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/tillreda-microwave-oven-white-40493420/

Another Above was LA here’s one in Charlotte https://qcitymetro.com/2021/10/11/a-year-after-launching-a-mobile-shower-and-laundry-services-for-the-homeless-hope-vibes-looks-to-expand/

There are a few in the US https://www.thelaundrytruckla.com/

There are only two "recent" models that come to mind; both are quite long in the tooth and probably belong in the imperial forum. The "FriGEmore", available as stackable units or less commonly as a unitized laundry center, and the Maytag Neptune super stack. I see the FriGEmore units all the...

https://denver.craigslist.org/app/d/englewood-maytag-dependable-care-quiet/7459808479.html

I'm very happy with the LG 4000 steam dryer, see related thread below, but it's hard to imagine any vented 240 volt or natural gas dryer taking > 90 minutes to dry unless there is a venting problem. Mine is 40 minutes or less every time unless it's towels which might be 50.   In our old house...

I did not buy an extended warranty, but when I bought my set in April or so, LG offered a double (2 year) warranty if they were registered within a few months. I signed up; it didn't affect my decision to purchase and hopefully I won't need it, but it's a nice peace of mind perk I suppose.

best dishwasher I've ever owned when it comes to drying Hard agree, my parents had one of these by Thermador with just pushbuttons and it was good at drying and making noise, even on the heavy steam cycle.

I agree with the above comments about the dishwasher. & hi from Denver! Ski the west indeed!