I hear the word "Bob Load" used for loading dishwashers.. What does it mean?

[ilovewindex]

Momentary Segway

Seeing that odd thing in Bobs dishwasher reminded me of this..

was in sears buying my first new fridge in 2003 and my buddy was me, and he wason leave from Afganastan... We stroll by the large 22 cu ft chest freezers to the scratch and dent area, salesman in tow and he just stops, opens one up and says "Gee, we could sure use these over seas, they would hold a bunch of corpses"...

I and the salesman exchanged this slightly horrified glare and look...He started laughing and the salesman and i just kept looking ahead... I hurried up and bought a 21 cu ft whirlpool on scratch and dent and got outta there... I tried to say something, but i couldn't...

Soon after, i lost touch with him and kinda glad i did

 

[johnb300m]

@ilovewindex

The x-arms; you're partially right.
The lower, reversing x-arm actually does an amazing job on the first rack.
But the x-arm in the upper rack was definitely lacking.
So I swapped it out for a standard s-shaped arm.
It does better, especially in the corners.

 

[iheartmaytag]

ilovewindex

That's kind of like my niece going to look for a new car and ask the salesman how many bodies you can get in the trunk.  I think she was serious.

 

[frigilux]

Bone saw: I thought the same thing!

What the hell, Bob?!

Aside: I think you're underestimating that load calling only a 'mild' BobLoad. Looks pretty packed to me.

 

[appnut]

Greg, the Kenmore keeps them that way as long as I use Sani Rinse option.  I've never had any dishwasher yield that kind of results on my Revere Ware ever.