Gaggena dishwasher's any good??

[volsboy1]

There is a two year old Gaggena dishwasher for sale for 150 bucks.I have never even seen one of these and I have not seen any post about them in here.I know that this dishwasher is $$$$ and it is loaded with all kinds of features but do they wash well is the question.There is nothing wrong with it she is getting all new integrated appliances that are hidden and this one is stainless steel.My G.E. Monogram dishwasher is terrible at washing.The new Pure clean wash system that G.E. uses is not good the holes clog all the time.I think G.E. would have less problems if they had a inline heater that heated the water like this Gaggena and other euro types.Has anybody used one of these or has one?

 

[appnut]

It has a filter. It may be sourced from Asko or Bosch. the inline heater does a more accurate job of heating the water to the target temps for the cycle. Ya might peruse the Gaggenau web site and have a look-see at what they currently offer, cannot be that much different than this machine 2 years old. If it's anything like what's in their lineup now, there's a nice 59 minute cycle if things are needed in a hurry. Looks like it also has an internal water softening system, which is needed for today's phosphate-free detergents. [this post was last edited: 9/22/2011-18:03]

 

[dascot]

Gaggenau are part of the BSH group, so unless there's a difference in the US, their dishwashers will be very similar to Bosch, Siemens, Neff. Usually pretty decent machines, in my experience.

 

[glenfieldmathk1]

Gaggenau are a kitchen appliance brand here in the Uk, and some other countries in the world, though not in as many countries as Bosch etc. They are part of Bosch group of appliances, like Neff, Thermador, Bosch etc.
My Neff Dishwasher works a treat, so I am sure the Gaggenau would also work extremely well, being made by same people!

 

[bewitched]

Gaggenau is the premium brand of BSH