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Down to the wire

Kathy Harrington

9 years ago

Ok I have finally decided on the majority of appliances. But I still have the dishwasher. I'm building in an area that does not service Miele, so that is out. I am deciding between Bosch SXH7PT55UC or the Asko D5554XXLFI. Was set on the Asko because I love the interior dimensions, but I will pay almost 900 more for it than the Bosch and frankly wondering if it really is worth it. Would love to hear any comments and thoughts on these two machines

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Kathy Harrington
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9 years ago
One more point, the Asko is 46 db and the Bosch is 42. Can you tell the difference? Noise will be an issue as the kitchen, dining and living are all open together and it's not overly hugh
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