Kitchenaid KUDD03STSS Single Drawer 6 Cycles / 4 Cycle Options Architect Series II Reviews

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Ensure your dishes are clean with this dishwasher39s hard food disposer which grinds down food particles and washes them away and the Sani Rinse option which sanitizes 999 of bacteria for spotless dishes

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Looking Good Garbage, May 27, 2010

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This review is from: Kitchenaid KUDD03STSS Single Drawer 6 Cycles / 4 Cycle Options Architect Series II

Died after one year. Technician recommended to get a new one. Too bad I did not buy the extended warranty. For this price I thought it would have lasted for 5 years. Apparently the computer, or whatever it is, that run the machine is placed below the drawer. Apparently leaking water flooded this device. Bad engineering.

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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

I WANTED to love it, September 19, 2010

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Because I use a wheelchair, dishwashers with a big door that extends into the kitchen are not my friend. After “visiting” dish drawers in three appliance stores and checking reviews, I selected this one for my new lowered kitchen island. I didn’t really have a choice since a “normal” dishwasher was too tall.

It looks great but I find myself handwashing dishes a lot more often now. Not only do I accidentally bump controls on the top edge whenever I am loading or unloading it, it doesn’t seem to get the dishes very clean and they even get “mildewy” if not unloaded quickly. I was particularly disappointed about that as I’d read about people in chairs who installed two dishdrawers and were able to simply shift dishes between drawers–using them clean from one drawer and placing dirty ones into the other. That’s a big deal because putting dishes away is a daunting task from the height of a wheelchair.

In addition, I’ve since learned I have to run the hotwater to warm up before running the dishdrawer or the cycle will last more than an hour. I’m so disappointed since I don’t get a “do-over.” It is easier to load but holds far less than I’d hoped. Proceed with caution if you’re considering one.

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