Types of Dishwasher

Types of Dishwasher

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This is the ultimate dishwasher guide that classifies, describes, and breaks down the 8 different types of dishwashers by design, features, styles, and finishes. So, let's go.

Number 1
Built-in Dishwashers
Arguably the most popular of all dishwashers, built-in dishwashers are widely available for purchase and come with a number of different benefits and features that you can choose from.

Number 2
Portable Dishwashers
If you move often, do not have dedicated space in your kitchen for a dishwasher, or are not able to attach the necessary plumbing to have a built-in dishwasher installed in your home, then you will want to consider a portable option.

Number 3
Countertop Dishwashers
If space is really at a premium in your kitchen but you still want the luxury of not having to wash all of your dishes by hand, then you need to research countertop dishwashers. These are small enough that you can easily move them out of the way if necessary.

Number 4
Front-Control Dishwashers
Families who want easy control over their dishwashers will love ones with front controls. This makes it very easy to select your cleaning options, set it, and walk away. If you want to be able to see your choices or even to easily teach your children how to use your dishwasher, then one with front controls is your best choice.

Number 5
Top-Control Dishwashers
If the appearance of your kitchen is something very important to you, then you may prefer a top-control dishwasher. In these units, the controls are hidden from view, giving the appearance of a seamless transition between your dishwasher and your cabinets. These controls are only accessible when you have the door of the dishwasher open and since they operate electronically or with light-touch sensitive technology, you will not have to worry about pushing the wrong button or cranking the dial on your dishwasher too far.

Number 6
Freestanding
Freestanding dishwashers can be built-in or portable and are incredibly common. The front of these dishwashers will be fully visible once they are installed, making them an obvious part of your kitchen but easy to operate. When you install a freestanding dishwasher in your home, you don’t have to worry about having special plans drawn up for the cabinets as you can simply slide your new dishwasher into the designated space.

Number 7
Integrated
Fully-integrated dishwashers are completely hidden in your kitchen once they have been installed. This makes your whole kitchen look very streamlined but can cause problems if you have issues with your dishwasher not working the way that it should or want to take it with you when you move.

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