Bobload certification. Did i get it?

[whirlyfanatic]

Hey guys im running my dishwasher as we speak. It looks like quite a hefty load. Would love to know if i get the Bobload certfication

 

[whirlyfanatic]

top rack

Here's a pic of the toprack

 

[robliverpool]

I think bob needs to see before and after pics before one gets the seal of approval

 

[sarahperdue]

After?

Please show the after pics... I want a dishwasher that will wash a pyrex dish like that one. We're practically washing before we wash in our aging GE BOL. have a KA downstairs (KDS 17) I think. I just need the courage to try installing it and my dear husband to be gone long enough for me to install, uninstall if it fails and reinstall the old one before he gets home.

Is it possible to test it before I haul it upstairs and install it?

Sarah

 

[whirlyfanatic]

After Pic

After pic

 

[whirlyfanatic]

top rack

Pic of top rack

 

[washer111]

It'll be interesting to see if you can get certification

I think its not just about cram-packing everything, but putting hefty amounts of dried in food-soils and choosing the appropriate cycle for the job. 

 

Before I hijack the thread with any of my own photos, I'll ask your permission first  

(Didn't want to create another thread). 

 

[whirlyfanatic]

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Sure go right ahead its no probs

 

[volsboy1]

I don't know you will need Bob to look at that I see empty spaces that could have more stuff put in there.

I put pans on top of my plates and every nook and corner has something in there and of course I rinse nothing off at all.

Bob would be a better judge..

 

[washer111]

Here we are then.
Washed on Heavy, those items were turned around just for demonstration of the soil load involved

 

[washer111]

Afterwards... All squeaky clean. A little bit of garbage on the top of that bowl, but to be expected without a constant-rinse.

 

[appnut]

Peter, I think you did a commendable job. It was quite full, given the restrictions of the racking. (Wes, I think there were things that were removed from the load before the after pics were taken). That pyrex casserole dish was a pretty good effort of dirty. Kind of reminded me of what was in my dishwasher last night. Now, if the whole machine was stuffed like DishDrawer in Australia lol. BobLoad Certification Peter.

 

[volsboy1]

Well you know me Bob if my sink could go in the dishwasher it would go

 

[washer111]

I guess if I combined some of the other loads I've done (Both threads in terms of soil, but this one in terms of actual loading):

Yet Another Bob-Load Attempt!

Yes folks, its that time where I attempt to "Bob-Load" the Fisher and Paykel DishDrawer again... (And obviously gain the "street-cred" from Bob's certification!) My offering today has to be the fullest, dirtiest load I've done to date (I've done worse in soil, but those were light in terms...

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Your "Worst" Dishwasher Loads

Yes: Another one of these threads. In this thread, post some pictures of your heaviest soils in a dishwasher load. It doesn't have to be "Bob-Load" sort of loading, but whatever you've got counts. I'll start. We have day old protein, spaghetti sauces and last nights chilli 2, as well as...

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Looks like I've still got some work to do... Maybe it's time to make some glue and a "hypothetical" load again, or really fire up the kitchen!!

 

[whirlyfanatic]

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Yay me..yes that pyrex was used to make roasted chicken
No prerinse or nothing. Sat for about 8 hours. Im impressed at this whirlpool durawash
It's great for something almost BOL