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House Water Detection Systems... Need Advise

10 years ago

We own the dishwasher from hell! The appliance is five years old. In four years, we are on the second major flood... Our floors had to be replaced... TWICE!

We will be getting rid of the scary dishwasher... But we have become totally paranoid of water damage from any appliance or plumbing device. Can any of you recommend a water detection system you like? Thanks!

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