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Bugsinrugs 10-11-2017 07:29 PM

Miele or Bosch
 
My 24 year old Bosch has finally conked out. Best appliance we bought.$900 24 years ago. We got the lowdown on the Miele that's made in Germany and the Bosch 800 that's made in North Carolina. The Miele is $1500...the Bosch is $800. Anyone out there with one of these appliances?

look 171 10-11-2017 07:32 PM

Miele without thinking about it. Is it 700 bucks better? No, but they do last a long time, so do the Bosch units. I think two Bosch will outlast a Miele?

KFC911 10-11-2017 07:36 PM

We talking about dishwashers? Bosch here, thumbs up....search the archives...there have been other dw threads....similar sentiments from others....YMMV.

enzo1 10-11-2017 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by KC911 (Post 9772946)
We talking about dishwashers? Bosch here, thumbs up....search the archives...there have been other dw threads....similar sentiments from others....YMMV.

+1... What do you do if something happens to the Miele? Seems like I read it was a *****, don't need that.

look 171 10-11-2017 08:46 PM

Mieles are great units, but you must use their installer and tech to perform repairs. I have installed them myself for my clients but that was over 15 years ago and those units are still running without any issues.

look 171 10-11-2017 08:49 PM

All the new Bosch units are a real pain in the ass now as all the hoses are super short if you don't have water supply or elect behind the dish washer, you are in for a little surprise because installers are not responsible for plumbing and elect work. Why they did this is freaking beyond me? The old system was simple, sleek, and very easy.

Gogar 10-11-2017 09:15 PM

I bought and installed a new panel-ready Bosch 300 series (I think around $750?) about 2 months ago and it's been great.

I didn't notice Look 171's problem because mine didn't come with a supply hose at all, so I picked the length I wanted. The drain hose was fine.

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LWJ 10-11-2017 09:38 PM

My Miele os the bomb. Silly that I am so pleased with an appliance. It is 10ish years old. Runs great. Was absolutely silent when new. Now, a little noise.

Expensive but a great value.

I will buy more.

look 171 10-11-2017 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Gogar (Post 9773097)
I bought and installed a new panel-ready Bosch 300 series (I think around $750?) about 2 months ago and it's been great.

I didn't notice Look 171's problem because mine didn't come with a supply hose at all, so I picked the length I wanted. The drain hose was fine.

SmileWavy



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There's a plug in the back now, unlike before, you can use any appliance cord and make it any length necessary. This damn cable only works with their plug, and its very short.

Gogar 10-11-2017 10:12 PM

Ohhh, the AC cord?

Maybe. My AC was quite close so maybe I didn't notice.

Cheers

Bugsinrugs 10-12-2017 12:41 AM

Thanks for the input. It's my wife's decision but I'll be installing it. My existing Bosch is hard wired in. The Bosch comes with their own cored connected to a junction box. I'll be able to run the existing Romeo to the junction box then their cord to the unit. Not sure about the Miele.

HardDrive 10-12-2017 04:29 AM

Love our Miele. We have their fridge, oven and warming drawer. We had the same set of appliances in our Seattle home. When we moved here, we renovated, and bought the same set.

HardDrive 10-12-2017 04:30 AM

If its a dishwasher, also look at Asko.

1990C4S 10-12-2017 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by HardDrive (Post 9773278)
If its a dishwasher, also look at Asko.

Yes, excellent.

nvr2mny 10-12-2017 04:36 AM

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Originally Posted by HardDrive (Post 9773278)
If its a dishwasher, also look at Asko.

^ This, we are currently in the process of a remodel and I absolutely HATE dishwasher noise. Especially when you consider most floor plans today are open, where the kitchen and living rooms are virtually the same space. The LAST thing I want to hear when watching a flick is the dishwasher.

Nickshu 10-12-2017 04:48 AM

We just installed two Bosch Benchmark series dishwashers, one in the kitchen and one in our basement bar area. They are very quiet and so far work very well. Main selling point is the AquaStop feature....the unit has a tray under it with a water cut off. If it senses any water it will clamp off the water supply and protect from leaks. Having had a prior dishwasher leak on our wood floors this was the main reason we went with Bosch.

tdw28210 10-12-2017 05:09 AM

(Geez..taunting the jinkster gods)..BUT...We have had a Bosch dishwasher for 14 years now. Yes, made in New Bern, NC. It has been damn near flawless. Never needed a repair. We run a dishwasher cleaner packet once a year to keep it all sparkly looking inside. My MIL freaks out when she sees us load it. She can't believe how many food particle this thing will just eat. She has to basically prewash her dishes before loading up her dishwasher. I think hers is a GE.

Nickshu 10-12-2017 05:28 AM

FWIW the Benchmark series Bosch units are built in Germany. The lower models are not.

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gr8fl4porsche 10-12-2017 06:05 AM

Just installed a Miele. Was on sale for $1,100 with 5 yr extended warranty.

Replaced a Kitchenaide that was a POS.

So far, no issues with the Miele and it does an excellent job of cleaning.

I have opened the door at least twice now, to load dishes, without realizing it was on. Very quiet.

froggert 10-12-2017 07:32 AM

We got a Bosch dishwasher about two months ago and have been very happy with it. I kind of thought it would be quieter, but it's not loud by any means.


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