1. I'd've never expected that there are dishwashers releasing the detergent at the 22nd minute but on the other hand it is now clear to me that that most of the job, in any dishwasher, is done by the mechanical action of water 2. Who would have ever thought that the detergent dispender popping up would attract so many viewers? 3. A big thank you to Josephine Cochrane for her invention . Madam you've spared us all such a painful chore!
Wow my whole life has been a lie...this whole time I thought the dishwasher filled up like halfway with water and those turbines spun around creating a vortex of soapy mess for the evil scum left on the dishes...where am I going with this
This is why its so o\important to not put any solid food in there. It can clog the water from circulating around and will cause your dishes not come as clean.
@@BroccoliBeefed We this week just replaced our 1972 kitchenaid dishwasher made by Hobart in Troy OH. It ran like a champ up to the day the pump just died. No way to get replacement parts anymore for a nearly 50 year old machine. We replaced it with a Whirlpool dishwasher that does clean well but goodness its' all plastic inside.
I just recently bought this same unit. Love it, cleans everything perfectly and I don't pre rinse at all. Not a spec of food left behind so far! Just wondered how often you run yours and how often you clean the filter...
That's great to hear!! I still absolutely love this machine. I've even gone so far as to deliberately baking sauce and cheese residues into baking dishes just to put them in this dishwasher, and even I'm surprised when they come out spotless. I never pre-rinse, only scrape food bits off, and typically I run a full load every 2-3 days and have yet to find anything more than a stray bit of spinach or something that gets wedged in a spot where it can't escape, which is rare, and also has happened to every dishwasher I've owned, even the PowerClean or old school KitchenAids. I haven't really had a need to clean the filter, but I check it every few months and sometimes just wash them just to give the machine an all over "clean slate", but the only thing that is ever in the filter is a speck or two that get wedged in the mesh. I've not yet had an actual "need" to clean the filter though.
That's true but dishwashers replace manual strength with time. A continuous soft spray of hot water instead of a fast rubbing hand. Moreover the water can reach 90°C temperature, which will kill bacteria, a temperature that your hands wouldn't stand. Then there's the added bonus I can load the dishwasher and go to bed, forgetting about all that mess.
Jhayology true, if you do it by hands. Then yeah, besides is lot better to do by hand then a dishwasher. Since there’s a chance it could miss some spot that couldn’t reached.
I'm glad I could give a good impression of the machine!! I think you'll absolutely love it. Even I was skeptical because of all the negativity people have about anything that uses less water than something old, but I've been pleasantly amazed at what a fantastic job this thing does and how quietly it does it.
This is hilarious I kept hearing this going on in the background as I am cleaning my dishwasher filters! I was like what is that sound lol ! 42 minutes! And then the comments are so funny
Eccezionale!! Meglio di un film thriller!! Ho aspettato con trepidazione il momento dell'apertura del vano contenitore della polvere detergente e, sorpresa delle sorprese, anche sulla tua lavastoviglie rimane un pò di sapone all'interno della vaschetta.... anche io ho una Whirlpool :D :D
The most fascinating video wich I've ever seen. It's higly twisted and so dinamic, action fullfiled story didn't let me break awey. I've watceed it in one shot. Five times. Now I watch it almost each day. There is only one little disadvantage. This video is too short.
All those dishes and the washer looks exactly like mine.. Did you sneak into my house and do my dishes or some shit? cause if so feel free to do that anytime lol
Finished watching at the last lil black bit on that plate in the back. This takes alot of water considering what it does. I thought there would be more pressure.
I'd like to see the water jetison upward between the bowls, and into the top rack glasses. Reckon it ever does? I've been serving drinks in dirty glasses all these years.
Thanks! And usually because of the way the tines hold them upright, the undersides are open enough for water to get up and through them. Even if they lean against each other slightly, the jets are powerful enough to reach the entire surface. :)
I've had it since around mid-December 2015, and have yet to find anything disappointing about its performance. The one weakness I've noted so far is the same as just about every dishwasher I've used; if silverware gets bunched tightly together, there can be an occasional piece of food or grime that will be lodged between, but I've only run into that a few times when I didn't use the separators in the basket. I think the dedicated Silverware Basket spray bar helps with that a lot. As far as noise, it's honestly the quietest dishwasher I've ever been around. Unless you're sitting right in front of it, you can't tell its on. The only time I ever hear it operating is when it drains and you can hear the water gurgling down the sink drain, but otherwise, unless your house is dead quiet you won't even know it's running, and even then there's nothing but a near silent hum.
+kingofspades531 I've been watching a lot of 'inside the dishwasher' videos and this one has some of the best wash action I've seen on new machines. Strong spray, good coverage! I also meant to ask about the racks. Do they feel sturdy and glide smoothly? Thanks for the info, it's helping me in my decision on what to buy.
+phunky x I like the racks, the lower is basically the same design Whirlpool has had for years, but the last row of tines will fold back or down, and the front two will widen for larger bowls and such. The top rack has a much more sturdy glide rail so it's quite stable even when full. My only minor complaint would be that the rack lifting system is self locking, so you only have to lift up on the rack to raise or lower it, and it locks to position. As convenient as that is, I'd rather have the levers to push, but regardless, I've not had any issue with it. I always keep it in the upper position and it is still stable and hasn't given any issue. And I'm glad I could help!!!
Aqui no Brasil a Whirlpool é Brastemp e a qualidade das lava louças é inferior. Ótimo video, continue fazendo mais videos. Como vc faz a limpesa de sua lava louças? Eu tenho uma lava louças da Consul Facilite, que também é da Whirlpool.
Hey guys! Thanks so much for all the support on the video! If you'd like to see interior shots of the machine running without dishes, you can view it here: ua-cam.com/video/UaVUVjlOZWE/v-deo.html
@@Happyminion1 I'm so sorry to reply so late. This machine is a WDT920SADE, which I believe is no longer available, but many of the current models available through Whirlpool at the moment in the 700-900 model series are very similar to this machine. They're identical mechanically, but just offer slightly different features and cosmetic styling.
Bill Slater . Sadly enough Hobart decided to sell out their home dishwasher division to Whirlpool over a decade ago and KitchenAids are no longer hurricanes in a box anymore. Kitchen Aid dishwashers are nowadays in effect Whirlpools😢, with their weak motors, pumps and transmissions
Your not kidding, I still have a vintage Kitchenaid down my basement apartment. It would push the spray up to the ceiling if you held down safety switch in door. These dishwashers are sad compared to older machines. The pumps and motors are so weak that they have to either wash top or bottom spray arms but not both together. This Whirlpool states that it has a 1/8 horsepower motor, the Kitchenaid has a 1/2 horsepower motor.
One question...would you know why when you pull the upper rack out of the Whirlpool machine you used it offers a resistance and the flat water tube snaps against the back wall..is this normal?
I've noticed that a few times, particularly if the top rack is pretty heavily loaded. If you look at the manifold at the back of the actual rack, it has these cone shaped guides, and the supply tube against the wall has notches that fit and help align the manifold to the supply. When there is more weight towards the front or back of the basket, it pushes up or down at that connection point, and can cause it to "stick". I've learned to just be gentle when pulling or pushing the rack in so it has time to line up, and I haven't had it snap at all since.
Thank you. I had a repairman come in and fix it. For some reason that spring does not hold the supply line and it snaps against the wall when you pull the drawer outward.
In a way, yes. But the machine also drains the water and refills a few times. Typically for a normally soiled load of dishes, it will fill for a prewash (around .75 to 2 gallons, depending on the brand and/or age of the machine) to get the most of the food debris and residue off, then a wash portion where it dispenses the detergent and heats the water, then usually two rinses, where the last rinse is heated much higher (usually 140F-160F). Most machines will use 3-4, sometimes 6 gallons for an entire cycle, with some being able to adjust the number of water changes by sensing how dirty the water actually is.
Is it bothering anyone else how long it's taking for the cleaner to dissolve into the water? I don't like that system, I think it should fall right into the water so it can dissolve immediately for the entire cycle
Lennox1492 It does bother me.But with Whirlpoop you get what you pay for 😬This is a strange model. Our Whirlpool dishwasher didn't alternate washing the top and bottom like that. Don't know whether this is an American or European model but I've heard the Euro models are very different. These machines now take forever to wash a load of dishes (1 hour 40 minutes or more) So yeah the detergent does get dissolved
I'm pretty sure dishwashers drain and fill with water a couple of times during their cycle. I believe the reason it doesn't dispense right away is because first it rinses the dishes to get rid of any big or loose food particles. Then it drains that water (and particles) out and fills up with fresh water and then dispenses the soap.
BroccoliQueefed European machines tend to run longer because they use technologies such as heat exchangers and low water wash systems which means only one spray arm runs at a time. This halves the amount of water and saves on the electricity used to heat the water.
The residue of the main big plate starts to get cleaned around the 25:00 mark. The black spot comes off around 26:25
My life is sad..I am sitting here totally mesmerised by this video
Loree Lilygreen my life is sadder, I'm here watching a video and reading your comment. LOL
You think your life is sad, I'm fighting sleep like a toddler not ready for bed trying to watch this.
Waiting to see if the caked on food on the 4th dish would go away. Suspense was killing.
Gene Hormigoso Lol I was looking at that too
Gene Hormigoso Same
26:28 was the rewarding moment.
Lol
Gene Hormigoso , I know right? My eye was glued to that the whole time. This looks like the rinse cycle though?
26:28 the piece finally comes off that last plate lol
1. I'd've never expected that there are dishwashers releasing the detergent at the 22nd minute but on the other hand it is now clear to me that that most of the job, in any dishwasher, is done by the mechanical action of water
2. Who would have ever thought that the detergent dispender popping up would attract so many viewers?
3. A big thank you to Josephine Cochrane for her invention . Madam you've spared us all such a painful chore!
It still occurs to me that most of the cleaning action for any dishwasher is the human prepping the dishes for the machine.
Very well said!
@Benedetto, interestingly enough, it took 60 years after she invented this machine before it became common in USA households
This is genius. A 42minute Video of inside a Dishwater. Deserves way more than 200 views.
8000+ better?
how about 44,000 ?
Finally. The recognition it deserves.
How about 144,000?
1’000’000 views...
I like the moment at 21:52 when cleaner drops out of its case.
Marat Dyatko lol wow I just realized that and thought, gosh you mean that was just hot water this entire time?
Marat Dyatko spoiler alert !
You all know that dish soap has a life span, right?
Definitely a highlight!
@ Lennox1492 , The dishes wouldn't het clean otherwise
21:55 The box open! It’s amazing
Good story line but lacking somewhat in character development
@ jebobify , LOL! 😂😂😂😀, you're killing me
I-
I don't know why I love watching stuff like this. I love watching washing machines as well omg
I find this video to be very soothing, relaxing and oddly satisfying 🤭☺️😄
Wow my whole life has been a lie...this whole time I thought the dishwasher filled up like halfway with water and those turbines spun around creating a vortex of soapy mess for the evil scum left on the dishes...where am I going with this
NSK life . Why do so many people think what you thought? I find it totally bizarre
In my wildest dreams I could never have imagined that there are people who thought it worked like that. Great stuff haha.
This is why its so o\important to not put any solid food in there. It can clog the water from circulating around and will cause your dishes not come as clean.
NSK life 😂😂
BroccoliBeefed I know. Dont they notice when they open it whilst its not finished that the water comes from the jets.
I so agree! It does save lots of water! I hate washing dishes by hand, so I'm not gonna complain.
I always thought it span faster with more pressure.... wow...
S M , The older ones used to have way more pressure. Check out the vintage Kenmores and KitchenAid. They cleaned like nobody's bizniz
I was disappointed in the lack of pressure.
I'm surprised the spray coverage looks so poor
S M I noticed dishwashers in USA use way less pressure than dishwashers we have in EU. My dishwasher is way more powerful than this😐
@@BroccoliBeefed We this week just replaced our 1972 kitchenaid dishwasher made by Hobart in Troy OH. It ran like a champ up to the day the pump just died. No way to get replacement parts anymore for a nearly 50 year old machine. We replaced it with a Whirlpool dishwasher that does clean well but goodness its' all plastic inside.
21:54 Here comes the soap!
Doctor: You have 42:10 to live.
Me: Whirlpool Total Coverage Dishwasher
I also I a Whirlpool Dishwasher, mod DU1148XT. When I teach cooking classes I ran it even 6 times, not an issue yet.
I just recently bought this same unit. Love it, cleans everything perfectly and I don't pre rinse at all. Not a spec of food left behind so far! Just wondered how often you run yours and how often you clean the filter...
That's great to hear!! I still absolutely love this machine. I've even gone so far as to deliberately baking sauce and cheese residues into baking dishes just to put them in this dishwasher, and even I'm surprised when they come out spotless. I never pre-rinse, only scrape food bits off, and typically I run a full load every 2-3 days and have yet to find anything more than a stray bit of spinach or something that gets wedged in a spot where it can't escape, which is rare, and also has happened to every dishwasher I've owned, even the PowerClean or old school KitchenAids. I haven't really had a need to clean the filter, but I check it every few months and sometimes just wash them just to give the machine an all over "clean slate", but the only thing that is ever in the filter is a speck or two that get wedged in the mesh. I've not yet had an actual "need" to clean the filter though.
Mine seems to suuuck at drying plastic !! Wuo 3033 dl
Any clues,?
It’s videos like this, that get me through long nights.
Dam I keep wiping my eye's felt like I was in there. Good stuff buddy
I can clean all these within 10-15 mins.! It will serve as a good exercise too! hehe
That's true but dishwashers replace manual strength with time. A continuous soft spray of hot water instead of a fast rubbing hand. Moreover the water can reach 90°C temperature, which will kill bacteria, a temperature that your hands wouldn't stand. Then there's the added bonus I can load the dishwasher and go to bed, forgetting about all that mess.
Jhayology my maid will clean all this in 2 mins
Jhayology true, if you do it by hands. Then yeah, besides is lot better to do by hand then a dishwasher. Since there’s a chance it could miss some spot that couldn’t reached.
@ 26:26 sec that fleck on that plate finally disappears. Oh the suspense ;) 😂😂
So I just spent 40 mins of my life watching this. I need to contemplate how I make my life choices.
Your video and comments on a forum convinced me to get this dishwasher! Can't wait for it to arrive. Thanks.
I'm glad I could give a good impression of the machine!! I think you'll absolutely love it. Even I was skeptical because of all the negativity people have about anything that uses less water than something old, but I've been pleasantly amazed at what a fantastic job this thing does and how quietly it does it.
kingofspades531 I have a 30 year old maytag and I'm replacing it with this dishwasher. And yes they do save money and energy plus time.
that moment when the black spot on the plate finally disappears.
what an anticlimactic ending, was waiting to see how it dries them up, and you opening the door :(
This is hilarious I kept hearing this going on in the background as I am cleaning my dishwasher filters! I was like what is that sound lol ! 42 minutes! And then the comments are so funny
26:26 is when the plate appears to be clean.
That is so mesmerising to watch 😂, thank you for all the effort. 😁
Eccezionale!! Meglio di un film thriller!! Ho aspettato con trepidazione il momento dell'apertura del vano contenitore della polvere detergente e, sorpresa delle sorprese, anche sulla tua lavastoviglie rimane un pò di sapone all'interno della vaschetta.... anche io ho una Whirlpool :D :D
My dishwasher sounds like it's chewing my dishes up lol.... Wow this a quite dishwasher 😊
The most fascinating video wich I've ever seen. It's higly twisted and so dinamic, action fullfiled story didn't let me break awey. I've watceed it in one shot. Five times. Now I watch it almost each day. There is only one little disadvantage. This video is too short.
The soap dispenser opens at 21.54 you are welcome
Very good and very nice Under washing, thank you for your video.
My kenwood dishwasher is so powerful it takes off scums from baking dishes and make them clean as new.
26:28 finally...
Das beste Spühlmaschinen Video ever weil es gut ausgerichtet ist und man alles sehen kann👍👍
what patience man to show the whole demo process where you holding the camera All this time
Veena Kapoor The camera was set inside the dishwasher, and the person just closed the dishwasher door and went on about their business.
Very powerful!
Your a fucking idiot
@@allynfollette whoosh! Idiots can't understand a joke!
Wt are you?? I just can't stop laughing
Wow I really pictured it differently
Beautiful Corelle dishes ! My favorite!
strangely satisfying.
great video ...awesome iam waiting for this and iam dying to know how it works....
i think its of raining wash process
hahahhaha😅😅😅
All those dishes and the washer looks exactly like mine.. Did you sneak into my house and do my dishes or some shit? cause if so feel free to do that anytime lol
Finished watching at the last lil black bit on that plate in the back. This takes alot of water considering what it does. I thought there would be more pressure.
This is the type of content I came to see!!!
Superrrrb machine.
But was too high.. Hope it will be available at a reasonable prices
Nice dishwasher! I have a brand new power wave version of this dishwasher. It's under the Kenmore label. Keep up the good work!
I'd like to see the water jetison upward between the bowls, and into the top rack glasses. Reckon it ever does? I've been serving drinks in dirty glasses all these years.
I always thought that there is a much complex machinery or at least higher pressure.
@26:26 is when actual dirt goes away 😂
You have every single type of dish and color of Dash I have
Still a better love story than Twilight
This is better then watching 10 hours of grass growing
Is it more water consuming
great video! but I have one simple question. How does it get inside and in-between the bowls? thanks!
Thanks! And usually because of the way the tines hold them upright, the undersides are open enough for water to get up and through them. Even if they lean against each other slightly, the jets are powerful enough to reach the entire surface. :)
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Great video. I just love watching this video.
Is it just me, or did anyone else notice that the washer alternates between spraying the top rack and the bottom rack?
So good Andrew
How do you find the performance of this unit so far? Also how quiet is it?
I've had it since around mid-December 2015, and have yet to find anything disappointing about its performance. The one weakness I've noted so far is the same as just about every dishwasher I've used; if silverware gets bunched tightly together, there can be an occasional piece of food or grime that will be lodged between, but I've only run into that a few times when I didn't use the separators in the basket. I think the dedicated Silverware Basket spray bar helps with that a lot. As far as noise, it's honestly the quietest dishwasher I've ever been around. Unless you're sitting right in front of it, you can't tell its on. The only time I ever hear it operating is when it drains and you can hear the water gurgling down the sink drain, but otherwise, unless your house is dead quiet you won't even know it's running, and even then there's nothing but a near silent hum.
+kingofspades531 I've been watching a lot of 'inside the dishwasher' videos and this one has some of the best wash action I've seen on new machines. Strong spray, good coverage! I also meant to ask about the racks. Do they feel sturdy and glide smoothly?
Thanks for the info, it's helping me in my decision on what to buy.
+phunky x I like the racks, the lower is basically the same design Whirlpool has had for years, but the last row of tines will fold back or down, and the front two will widen for larger bowls and such. The top rack has a much more sturdy glide rail so it's quite stable even when full. My only minor complaint would be that the rack lifting system is self locking, so you only have to lift up on the rack to raise or lower it, and it locks to position. As convenient as that is, I'd rather have the levers to push, but regardless, I've not had any issue with it. I always keep it in the upper position and it is still stable and hasn't given any issue. And I'm glad I could help!!!
Aqui no Brasil a Whirlpool é Brastemp e a qualidade das lava louças é inferior. Ótimo video, continue fazendo mais videos. Como vc faz a limpesa de sua lava louças? Eu tenho uma lava louças da Consul Facilite, que também é da Whirlpool.
22:26, jumpscare!
24:00 nice music.
I feel like taking my car to the wash. Needs some tlc
better than our maid... like it👌👌
Hey guys! Thanks so much for all the support on the video! If you'd like to see interior shots of the machine running without dishes, you can view it here: ua-cam.com/video/UaVUVjlOZWE/v-deo.html
Thanks for the video. Which model is this I'm looking for a new dishwasher. Is it good in drying the dishes?
Hey
@@Happyminion1 I'm so sorry to reply so late. This machine is a WDT920SADE, which I believe is no longer available, but many of the current models available through Whirlpool at the moment in the 700-900 model series are very similar to this machine. They're identical mechanically, but just offer slightly different features and cosmetic styling.
I want a dishwasher like this and my dad is probably going to have one
How do dishes become clean by just being inside "rain"?
The heat, detergent (chemicals and enzymes), and pressure of the spray jets all work together.
The second everybody is looking for 26:27
Good job
Looks like it raining inside!!
That machine doesn't seem to have a very powerful bottom spray. Give me a Hobart KitchenAid Superba and I'll be happy.
Bill Slater . Sadly enough Hobart decided to sell out their home dishwasher division to Whirlpool over a decade ago and KitchenAids are no longer hurricanes in a box anymore. Kitchen Aid dishwashers are nowadays in effect Whirlpools😢, with their weak motors, pumps and transmissions
Your not kidding, I still have a vintage Kitchenaid down my basement apartment. It would push the spray up to the ceiling if you held down safety switch in door. These dishwashers are sad compared to older machines. The pumps and motors are so weak that they have to either wash top or bottom spray arms but not both together. This Whirlpool states that it has a 1/8 horsepower motor, the Kitchenaid has a 1/2 horsepower motor.
petermazbabie they only wash with one arm to save water. One arm at a time means you need half the water and half the pump power
Es re suave ese lavavajillas, el mío usa los dos aspersores y larga vapor de dos bocas desde el costado Y en media hora sale todo brillante!
Why does it seem like current dishwashers sprinkle dishes with water, while the 1950s counterparts blasted dishes with water?
How. Do. The glasses are washed from inside?
Am i the only one who's staring at the dirty 4th dish for last 26 minutes and 28 seconds. Boy that sounds crazy creepy.
Okay,but how those glasses will be washed inside?!🤔🤔,I can't understand how it works 🤕🤒.
AnandaRuth Kota there are tubes sprinkling water below those glasses and plate and bowl
Very helpful video
I like 26:27 when that black dot remove 🤪
Sooo satisfyinggg❤️
very nice
Jsem rád za kvalitní kontent v českých trendech :D
One question...would you know why when you pull the upper rack out of the Whirlpool machine you used it offers a resistance and the flat water tube snaps against the back wall..is this normal?
I've noticed that a few times, particularly if the top rack is pretty heavily loaded. If you look at the manifold at the back of the actual rack, it has these cone shaped guides, and the supply tube against the wall has notches that fit and help align the manifold to the supply. When there is more weight towards the front or back of the basket, it pushes up or down at that connection point, and can cause it to "stick". I've learned to just be gentle when pulling or pushing the rack in so it has time to line up, and I haven't had it snap at all since.
Thank you. I had a repairman come in and fix it. For some reason that spring does not hold the supply line and it snaps against the wall when you pull the drawer outward.
I was watching to see whether the dirty spot on the dish would be washed off.
the newer dishwashers do sound different than the old ones
I watched a 42 min video of the inside of a dishwasher... what am i doing with my life???
1st in Czech trends
UA-cam logic
from 22:43 onward the noises made feel very uncomfortable ...............
Cannot unhear that 😂
Rhodri Williams 😂😂😂😂😂😂
So let me get this straight. A dishwasher re-uses the water inside over and over? Filtering the debris that came off of the dishes?
In a way, yes. But the machine also drains the water and refills a few times. Typically for a normally soiled load of dishes, it will fill for a prewash (around .75 to 2 gallons, depending on the brand and/or age of the machine) to get the most of the food debris and residue off, then a wash portion where it dispenses the detergent and heats the water, then usually two rinses, where the last rinse is heated much higher (usually 140F-160F). Most machines will use 3-4, sometimes 6 gallons for an entire cycle, with some being able to adjust the number of water changes by sensing how dirty the water actually is.
Is it bothering anyone else how long it's taking for the cleaner to dissolve into the water? I don't like that system, I think it should fall right into the water so it can dissolve immediately for the entire cycle
Lennox1492 It does bother me.But with Whirlpoop you get what you pay for 😬This is a strange model. Our Whirlpool dishwasher didn't alternate washing the top and bottom like that. Don't know whether this is an American or European model but I've heard the Euro models are very different. These machines now take forever to wash a load of dishes (1 hour 40 minutes or more) So yeah the detergent does get dissolved
I'm pretty sure dishwashers drain and fill with water a couple of times during their cycle. I believe the reason it doesn't dispense right away is because first it rinses the dishes to get rid of any big or loose food particles. Then it drains that water (and particles) out and fills up with fresh water and then dispenses the soap.
BroccoliQueefed European machines tend to run longer because they use technologies such as heat exchangers and low water wash systems which means only one spray arm runs at a time. This halves the amount of water and saves on the electricity used to heat the water.
I noticed that the spray from the middle rack accelerates and decelerates. Why is that? What is that all about?
What about inside of the glass????
really u did great job
Всмысле #1 в трендах? Что с тобой не так youtube?
How is inner cleaning
Like if you've been waiting for that one dirty dish to become clean or the soap dispenser to release.
The last speck of dirt went at 21 minutes!
Water 💧 sprays all over upper tray and bottom tray inbetween bowls and glasses insides
How much water requires
I wanna go inside.
My dad is going to have this dishwasher