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We had to replace a GE Profile that was 10 years old. This was one of the few dishwashers I could find that was reasonably priced and the right color (bisque) to match our other appliances that are in fine condition. I have been pleasantly surprised by how well it works, especially on silverware. ...
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Whirlpool quiet partner II Reviews
Love the new whirlpool quiet partner II because first, it's an energy star appliance and second, because it's quiet and third because of the capacity available. The silverware basket in the door attracted my wife at first but after a couple weeks we moved it to the left side of the lower rack - it made more noise than we had anticipated. Sears delivery people took the time to make sure it was connected and leak proof - that was a task because of existing access and length of cords and plumbing. Other major suppliers won't deliver to manufactured homes even if you beg them. My hats off to sears!...
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We had an old diswasher that was using way too much water. Our fabulous Sears salesperson suggested the Whirlpool Quiet Partner II. Our salesperson said there was no need to pre-wash, that on average, 13 galons of water is wasted on pre-washing dishes before putting them into the dish washer. He swore to us we could just load all of our dirty, food crusted, disgusting dishes right into it...and they would come out clean! Well, I've loaded everything, and haven't pre-washed...and he was right! They come out perfectly clean. We've started using a Jet Dry wash that has helped with no water...
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We purchased a home a few years ago and the dishwasher that came with the house was probably the origional one purchased in the 60's. We didn't have much money but knew that hand washing dishes wasn't an option. This was a great dishwasher. Quiet and energy smart as well. we love it.
I got this dishwasher a few weeks ago to replace a Kitchen Aid that was probably 30 years old. I did not get it at sears becasue I found it cheaper at a local appliance store. Let me start by saying my kitchen aid died over a year ago....that will tell you how much I use the dishwasher. I live alone so I usually hand wash. I decided one day that I had a pile of dishes in the sink, and really could use a new dishwasher. i went to the appliance store with another model in mind. I wanted something inexpensive, yet durable. The salesman suggested this one, and it was on sale from...
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