New dishwasher with septic?
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Comments (2)I had a similar situation when replacing ceramic tile with hardwood. In my case the tile did not go underneath the dishwasher...it actually butted up to it....do not do this as you cannot remove the dishwasher if you need to. Ask a professional tiler how much room you need to allow for the tile and measure your opening. Word to the wise....do not trust dishwasher dimensions in manuals or online in the product specs. I found them to be wrong. Because our opening was smaller in height, our only option was a two-drawer dishwasher, which we wanted anyway except they are pricey. I managed to find a major retailer version for half the price. Good luck!...See MorePlease help! Paint on brand new stainless steel dishwasher.
Comments (4)I would try using WD40... (has multiple uses)....or would consider nail polish remover.....See MoreNew bosch dishwasher and warm Quartz counter
Comments (15)I spoke to a very experienced stone company. I asked about UV fading because I heard that if you leave items on the quartz for long periods of time, such as a cutting board, then move it, you may see the area under the cutting board is darker than the area around it. Quartz manufacturers are very good at marketing their product, so I depend on the stone specialists who have seen the long term performance results for their advice. The fading wasn't something he had experienced; however, he did caution me about using European dishwashers. As I understand it, the North American designs heat from the bottom and produces less heat exposure to the countertops. The stone specialist did say this was rare and maybe it depends on the quality of the quartz and the installation methods. It is something to consider though....See MoreTime for a new dishwasher!!
Comments (1)we have a bosch, no idea what its model is. its a year old, we love it. choose one that has the 'speed perfect' setting, as it has the ability to do an old style 'fast and very clean' load, (uses more water), for holidays when you are doing a lot of loads and dont have 3 hours to spend each time....See Moreifoco
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