GE "Pot Scrubber" Dishwasher In MD
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Barry -
Thanks for the brochure scan. It seems my family has had a bunch of the machines on this list. My first dishwasher was a 2200G, which I thought was most cool. I had that only two years before moving, but later got a 2200L and now have a 2200G, which I ran three times in 24 hours on 12/23 and 12/24.
My Mom had a 900G, from early 1987 until late 2004, and it was used between 4-times weekly and daily during that 17.5 year period. Guite a durable, and very satisfactory machine. One of our neighbors had a 2800G which seems to have lasted equally as long.
I saw a number of 600Gs used as builder's supplied machines in homes in the late 80s, early 90s.
I like these machines!
Gordon
Thanks for the brochure scan. It seems my family has had a bunch of the machines on this list. My first dishwasher was a 2200G, which I thought was most cool. I had that only two years before moving, but later got a 2200L and now have a 2200G, which I ran three times in 24 hours on 12/23 and 12/24.
My Mom had a 900G, from early 1987 until late 2004, and it was used between 4-times weekly and daily during that 17.5 year period. Guite a durable, and very satisfactory machine. One of our neighbors had a 2800G which seems to have lasted equally as long.
I saw a number of 600Gs used as builder's supplied machines in homes in the late 80s, early 90s.
I like these machines!
Gordon
maytaga806
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Thats is such an interesting wash arm
whirlcool
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As long as we are talking about Potscrubbers....
We once had a neighbor about 4 houses ago that had an old Whirlpool DW. The kind that had the utensil basket in the door. She always referred to it as her "Potscrubber" dishwasher. I explained to her once that Potscrubber is a GE brand and hers is a Whirlpool. She absolutely insisted that her DW was a Potscrubber because all her pots came out so clean. She even went as far as to claim it had a "Potscrubber button on it". I never saw such a thing on it myself.
Why do I always seem to have at least 1 nutty neighbor?
We once had a neighbor about 4 houses ago that had an old Whirlpool DW. The kind that had the utensil basket in the door. She always referred to it as her "Potscrubber" dishwasher. I explained to her once that Potscrubber is a GE brand and hers is a Whirlpool. She absolutely insisted that her DW was a Potscrubber because all her pots came out so clean. She even went as far as to claim it had a "Potscrubber button on it". I never saw such a thing on it myself.
Why do I always seem to have at least 1 nutty neighbor?
Allen, kind of like Coke means all sorts of sodas down here. Wanna Coke? Yeah sure, whacha got? Her dishwasher is a Potscrubber. What brand? Whirlpool.
Only GE "Pot Scrubber" DW One Would Wish To Own
Just the commercial makes one tingle! *LOL*
Just the commercial makes one tingle! *LOL*
Launderess!
Something tells me your thinking of this one: Complete with "Sani Rinse," LCD Display and nothing else really, it is the true TOL model. Though the 2500 is pretty close (Dare I say it?). I believe roto204 wrote an article about his one.
Something tells me your thinking of this one: Complete with "Sani Rinse," LCD Display and nothing else really, it is the true TOL model. Though the 2500 is pretty close (Dare I say it?). I believe roto204 wrote an article about his one.
UMMMMM-UM!
Where to I sign up?
Where to I sign up?
maytaga806
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Gee thats a nice dishwasher!! can you post a picture of the controll panel?
seeitrun2006
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Rinsing dishes prior to washing
We went to my cousin's house at Thanksgiving. Their glassware is all in ruin due to pre-rinsing. Their glasses look like they have dried milk in them. Her husband is a "loud mouth demanding know-it-all" stay at home husband. They fed about about 20 people on TG day. After we ate he soaked all the dishes in hot soapy water then loaded them into a power clean Whirlpool DW. I noticed that the detergent has literally eaten the coating right off the racks. I started to mention to him they will be replacing this DW soon if he continued to pre-rinse. But Mr. know-it-all would not have listened! This DW is less then 8 years old.
We went to my cousin's house at Thanksgiving. Their glassware is all in ruin due to pre-rinsing. Their glasses look like they have dried milk in them. Her husband is a "loud mouth demanding know-it-all" stay at home husband. They fed about about 20 people on TG day. After we ate he soaked all the dishes in hot soapy water then loaded them into a power clean Whirlpool DW. I noticed that the detergent has literally eaten the coating right off the racks. I started to mention to him they will be replacing this DW soon if he continued to pre-rinse. But Mr. know-it-all would not have listened! This DW is less then 8 years old.
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It's like something I have said to some before. There's a reason why it's called a Dish"Washer" and not a Dish"Rinser".
maytaga806
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I have a Hotpoint Potwasher Dishwasher that is simalar to that one.
GE potscrubber
I remember one time, I was at my dad's workplace which had a GE dishwasher. It had a dial and a switch for heat dry. That dishwasher was loud due to that motor. I had a Kenmore dishwasher at my dad's hous similar to that one, except it hat 4 buttons: 2 for pots and pans and normal and 2 for heat dry on/off. I never, ever prerinse anything - just put everything dirty into that dishwasher no matter how dirty they are.
I remember one time, I was at my dad's workplace which had a GE dishwasher. It had a dial and a switch for heat dry. That dishwasher was loud due to that motor. I had a Kenmore dishwasher at my dad's hous similar to that one, except it hat 4 buttons: 2 for pots and pans and normal and 2 for heat dry on/off. I never, ever prerinse anything - just put everything dirty into that dishwasher no matter how dirty they are.
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