New Dishwasher versus Belgian Waffles and Sausage

[joeekaitis]

I reach for one of my CorningWare Pyroceram dishes when I need to broil some sausage (easier to clean than a 2-piece broiler pan) and had been using the Pots and Pans cycle on the new Kenmore with the high temp wash and sani rinse for a little extra oomph.

Today, I wondered if the Smart Wash cycle was smart enough to say "Hey, there's a really dirty dish in here so I'd better amp it up!"

Here's the CorningWare dish BEFORE:

 

[joeekaitis]

And now, the rest of the load

CorningWare dish loaded face-down in the lower rack, along with the batter bowl, dishes and silverware:

 

[joeekaitis]

Meanwhile, upstairs in the upper rack . . .

Measuring cups, glasses, a food processor bowl and other miscellanea:

 

[joeekaitis]

Drumroll, please!

The sausage dish, after. Coulda knocked me over with a feather.

 

[rp2813]

Very impressive.  My ISE Classic Supreme is a very capable machine but I honestly don't know if it could accomplish that.

 

How long did the Kenmore take to complete the job?

 

[joeekaitis]

A couple of hours, which is par for the course. It paused a few times, as if it was checking to see if the wash water was becoming murkier. Then it drained and rinsed the dishes a couple times.