And a mere....$4,900
Who is going to be the first to get this?
Who is going to be the first to get this?
Just what you need for your outdoor kitchen
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Hmmm...Hubby has been threatening to bury the Pink Frigidaire in the yard, so maybe this might shut him up! LOL
I am nearly speechless!
Just when I think I have seen nearly everything and then some. That looks very European to me inside.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Just when I think I have seen nearly everything and then some. That looks very European to me inside.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
5000 Flocken? WATTENSCHEID!
This is outrageous in 2 ways: (1) the price. A bad joke, if not an insult. (2) IF living outdoors at ALL, so why have a dishwasher? How bitchy can anyone go?
This is like going to a campsite but wanting full manicure each morning, no matter what. Heidi Klum incarnated mindlessness, but not worth a thought.... *shuddering here*. Just plain bitchy. (sorry).
This is outrageous in 2 ways: (1) the price. A bad joke, if not an insult. (2) IF living outdoors at ALL, so why have a dishwasher? How bitchy can anyone go?
This is like going to a campsite but wanting full manicure each morning, no matter what. Heidi Klum incarnated mindlessness, but not worth a thought.... *shuddering here*. Just plain bitchy. (sorry).
58limited
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It can't possibly cost that much to make a dishwasher out door rated.
My dish washing plans for the back yard kitchen are: 1) either take them inside to clean (which is what I'll usually do), or 2) wash them in a little outdoor sink I have that will drain into the flower bed (for a few serving/cooking utensils that I'm going to immediately reuse). Total cost - maybe $15.00 for a little plumbing pipe to hook the sink up (found on side of road).
My dish washing plans for the back yard kitchen are: 1) either take them inside to clean (which is what I'll usually do), or 2) wash them in a little outdoor sink I have that will drain into the flower bed (for a few serving/cooking utensils that I'm going to immediately reuse). Total cost - maybe $15.00 for a little plumbing pipe to hook the sink up (found on side of road).
ronhic
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Looks very very ASKO to me....
OUTDOOR DISHWASHER
Why not if you have an outdoor kitchen? But in reality any DW will work outdoors if protected from direct rain fall. My outdoor all gas kitchen will have the Preway Gas heated DW in it.
Why not if you have an outdoor kitchen? But in reality any DW will work outdoors if protected from direct rain fall. My outdoor all gas kitchen will have the Preway Gas heated DW in it.
Why would you need an "Outdoor" dishwasher?Can't you just bring the dishes inside and wash them in the "inside" dishwasher?
ronhic
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Can't you just bring the dishes inside and wash them in
...Now you're just being silly *rolls eyes*
...Now you're just being silly *rolls eyes*
mrb627
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Outdoor Kitchen
I know someone that has a complete outdoor kitchen out by their pool. Think of it as a tiki bar. It is a stand alone bar/grill and none of the utensils make it into the house. They have a dishwasher as well. I think it is a Viking but I'm not positive that it is. Of course theirs is built under a gazebo so it is protected.
So I can understand why someone might have a need for this appliance, but can't wrap my head around the price.
Malcolm
I know someone that has a complete outdoor kitchen out by their pool. Think of it as a tiki bar. It is a stand alone bar/grill and none of the utensils make it into the house. They have a dishwasher as well. I think it is a Viking but I'm not positive that it is. Of course theirs is built under a gazebo so it is protected.
So I can understand why someone might have a need for this appliance, but can't wrap my head around the price.
Malcolm
It seems like if you can afford this you would have staff to schlep the dirty dishes back inside for washing. Imagine how air tight the outside cabinets would have to be to keep the dishware clean and who would be going outside to unload the thing? Staff is better.
Did anyone look at the cooktops offered? The Lobster Boiler cooktop has high walls around the burner so that breezes won't blow away the heat of the flame from under the pot. I remember trying to build up 15 pounds of pressure in a Mirro Matic on a 6,000 btu gas burner with a kitchen window just slightly open (it was Christmas day at a friend's house). We had to shut the window to get up a head of steam.
Did anyone look at the cooktops offered? The Lobster Boiler cooktop has high walls around the burner so that breezes won't blow away the heat of the flame from under the pot. I remember trying to build up 15 pounds of pressure in a Mirro Matic on a 6,000 btu gas burner with a kitchen window just slightly open (it was Christmas day at a friend's house). We had to shut the window to get up a head of steam.
In temperate climates where freezing is rare, such as here in the SF Bay Area, it would probably be a LOT cheaper just to stick a regular dishwasher in the outdoor kitchen counter - and then replace it if it eventually goes "bad". I would suggest the best options would be the all-stainless models, such as from Bosch. If the cooking are is protected from rain by an awning, then the dishwasher should last for years - or so I would think.
You could buy a lot of $600 dishwashers for $5000...
That is, if you can't stand the thought of shlepping the dirty dishes indoors for a proper dish washing.
You could buy a lot of $600 dishwashers for $5000...
That is, if you can't stand the thought of shlepping the dirty dishes indoors for a proper dish washing.
