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Not sure what forum this question belongs in, so here goes: I'm trying to pick out a countertop dishwasher for my office. We're wondering if there's a unit that connects to the water line the same way our Keurig does, rather than use an adapter with the sink faucet. Also, what options do we have for drainage - tube into the sink, or is there anything else? I'd love any pointers you can share.
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May 16, 2018 18:49
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My great uncle died and left me a mini dishwasher from about 1998 that had a cold water line intake, heating element and drainage pump, so you'll probably be alright. I can't check what brand it is because I immediately gave it to my aunt (I like doing dishes) but I think it was a Bosch
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May 17, 2018 11:09
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I washed dishes by hand with my then wife. After I caught her having multiple affairs, I filed for divorce. Hand washing became a chore and something that brought me no joy since she and I would use that time to talk. Since I didn't have a built in dishwasher, I bought an SPT 2213W from Amazon. Wish now I'd done it years ago. Granted, it doesn't fit everything. I still have to wash pots and pans by hand. But for forks, knives, small plates, glasses, etc. It's a godsend. It's too tall to sit under my cabinets, so it sits beside the sink where used to pile the dishes. I'll do a load every day, but it doesn't use a lot of water, and it doesn't leak everywhere. If you're sick of daily dish detail, and ready for a break, get you one of these badbois.
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Jun 8, 2018 20:00
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Thanks, I actually just decided and picked one a few hours ago. It came down to a Danby and an SPT. I suggested the Danby as it would arrive faster. As long as it holds everyone's coffee mugs, we're good to go.
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Jun 8, 2018 20:08
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honestly you should be handwashing pots and pans anyway, assuming that they have a Teflon coating (most do these days)
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Jun 8, 2018 20:09
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This is just for dishes in an office, mostly coffee mugs and a few other things. No cookware.
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Jun 8, 2018 20:19
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