My old faithful
Maytag washed a load last night, Normal cycle, 45 minutes from start to last drain out. I never use dry cycle as the water is 140+ and just opening the door actually dries much better and faster than the fan only dry. I cleaned my filter today (only found a couple pieces of string and a small piece of plastic) and did a rinse only just to make sure everything was back in working order, but I didn't have the lower rack in the machine...the pressure is still so strong it actually pushed past the door seal and dripped a little on the floor. Put the bottom rack back in place so the center spray is diverted correctly and no more leak. Pretty powerful for an almost 18 year-old machine. I still prefer water force to clean my dishes. If I wanted them sprinkled I'd just stick them outside in a rain storm, but that's just me.
Maytag washed a load last night, Normal cycle, 45 minutes from start to last drain out. I never use dry cycle as the water is 140+ and just opening the door actually dries much better and faster than the fan only dry. I cleaned my filter today (only found a couple pieces of string and a small piece of plastic) and did a rinse only just to make sure everything was back in working order, but I didn't have the lower rack in the machine...the pressure is still so strong it actually pushed past the door seal and dripped a little on the floor. Put the bottom rack back in place so the center spray is diverted correctly and no more leak. Pretty powerful for an almost 18 year-old machine. I still prefer water force to clean my dishes. If I wanted them sprinkled I'd just stick them outside in a rain storm, but that's just me.