Time for a new Friday Bob Load Offering thread II !!

xraytech · May 21, 2009

bottom rack

a440 · May 21, 2009

Very Cool Bob Load!

Looks like that Frigidaire Gets them done
That is what I think Bob calls a Bob Load
Still digging your Club Pots
Too Cool
Bren

logixx · May 22, 2009

Bosch-Load

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logixx · May 22, 2009

nmassman44 · May 22, 2009

Xraytech...after seeing the last few pics of your "BobLoad" one question arises in my head...How in the world does your upper rack get clean if your blocking the tower that needs to pop up to get the job done thru the lower rack??? There is a reason there is a cut out there. And on top of that with your machine eeking out a meager 12 gallons per minute in recirculation thru the lower arm and tower total. I can imagine a few things remain dirty.

appnut · May 22, 2009

Mike, I was wondering the same thing about Xraytech's BobLoads.

xraytech · May 22, 2009

To awnser your question<br
the tower is not really blocked, the crock pot and the handle of the saucepan were sitting on the edges of the cutout in the center rack so it was still about 95% open, just cant be seen from the angle the picture was taken

andrewinorlando · May 22, 2009

Is that all those machines put out?? 12 gallons a minute recirculating?

roto204 · May 22, 2009

Wow!

Way to go on that load, Terry! I'm so glad you like your KitchenAid--that suits you SO much better than that dastardly GE.

tlee618 · May 22, 2009

Thanks Nate, you are so right. Just did a load tonight, most I just use the short wash cycle and everything comes out clean. What a treat. Hope that you are doing great and enjoying being back in CA. Terry

nmassman44 · May 23, 2009

Ah But in Post # 347546 the tower is clearly blocked. Nothing and I do mean nothing should be in the way of the tower cutout. Those machines need all the help they can get from the user. And you did read right Andrew those Frigidaire built machines have a weak pump and 12 gallons is all they can muster. Now I dont know about the new ones with the "Speed selector" but I cant imagine it being much more. They are certainly not a GE Nautilus where 38 gpm runs thru the system.