And similar to the Ascenta line, the middle rack is adjustable, there's 24/7 overflow protection, stainless steel interior, and push-button control.Īdded to the features of the previous series, the 300 Series boasts 44 decibels of noise, which is significantly quieter than the national average of standard dishwashers' 52 decibels. They add a top third rack to line up your silverware, place plastic lids or include oddly-shaped utensils. The quietness of the 100 Series is similar to that of the Ascenta Series, at 48-50 decibels, which again is pretty normal for standard dishwashers. The inside is stainless steel, the controls are push-button, and there's a 24/7 overflow protection. It comes with the standard two racks, where the upper rack is manually adjustable. Ascenta's noise level is at 50 decibels (dBA), and the average of standard dishwashers is 52 dBA, so it's slightly quieter than most. With the more basic Ascenta series, you still get very good features included at a reasonable price. The PureDry System is an energy-efficient drying mechanism that doesn't use an exposed heating element (so any falling plastics won't fall and melt like with other dishwashers) or pull in outside air, with the goal of completely drying your dishes. Powerful spray arms target each item so you can be assured they'll be clean. These dishwashers are known to last a long time, so replacing one earlier than expected shouldn't be an issue like it might with other brands.Īll of the Bosch series include the PrecisionWash System, which uses sensors to scan the progress of the dishes throughout the cycle. They're fast, quiet, and have a spacious interior. Whether you purchase your 100 Series or 800 Series Bosch dishwasher, you'll get excellent quality washing and drying and it will even clean the tough stains. You don't get less quality for paying less money. Still, Bosch has remained one of the top, innovative dishwasher brands for over the past two decades. Soon, environmental considerations, soil sensors and non-heating drying cycles became popular features with other brands and Bosch didn't seem so unusual for having done that. Once the first US Bosch dishwasher factory was opened in North Carolina in 1997, the popularity grew immensely. Their first dishwasher was produced in 1964, and it's believed that in 1991, the US received their first Bosch dishwasher. And if your dishwasher is running at the same time, with a Bosch, you won't have to hear the sloshing of the water in the background - you can relax in peace, especially if you have an open-concept floor plan.īosch was founded in 1886 in Stuttgart, Germany. When you don't have to do all the work the appliance is supposed to, you have more time to relax reading a book or watching TV. It cleans without you having to pre-rinse or scrub, and it dries completely so you don't have to. First, they realize you want a dishwasher that does its job. No exposed heating element to burn fallen plasticsīosch has thought of it all.Scans and senses items for caked-on dirt.
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