How times have changed in 2020 when I bought my Bosch 800 series dishwasher. Today both the 500 and the 800 series have the third rack. The 500 series (as well as the 300 series) is rated at 44DB (Silence Plus). The 800 series is rated at 42DB (Super Silence Plus). The biggest differences between the 500 and 800 series is that the 500 series has mechanical push buttons while the 800 series has electronic touch keys. While the 500 series has Auto Open Dry, the 800 series has a new system called Crystal Dry. Having two dishwashers looks like this is a household that either has a big family or does alot of entertaining. When demand for use is not high, I would recommend running both machines on a rotational basis so that they both receive equal or close to equal usage.
For those of you looking at these dishwashers in 2015, this is NOT the 500 that she is comparing to the 800. She first says she's comparing the 300 to the 800 and then changes it to the 500. The thing that clued me in right away was the decibel number. The 500 has a decibel of 44, as well as the 800. The dishwasher on the left says 46 decibels. And the 500 DOES have the 3rd tray, just like the 800, and the controls on the left dishwasher are NOT the layout of the 500. I think this review needs to be changed to the correct model comparisons. So do NOT be swayed by this review if you are indeed trying to compare the Bosch 500 to the Bosch 800.
Damn, this video is 9 years old. I just bought a Bosch 800 a week ago. Really like it so far. Don't have to pre-wash anything other than scraping off food particles. Just throw it in there and everything comes out sparkly. I like using the pods as well. Quiet as a mouse and the indicator light is a nice touch to let you know it's running because it's pretty stealth. My only gripe is I got the model that doesn't have wifi connectivity. Would've liked to control the washer from my phone.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and to post it. I have been wanting to have a better view of the interior of an 800 and you gave me a good opportunity to do that. (No one in my city is stocking the 800 series.)
The dishwasher on the left is a 630 series, predecessor to the current 640 series on the right. Those drop downs are cup shelves, usually see them in the upper rack.
Thank you for your review. I just purchased an 800 Bosch and can't wait for it to be installed which will be this coming Wednesday. The "quiet" is one of the many things I am looking forward to. By the way I never get people who make a comment that has nothing to do with what the presenter is trying to say. They are looking all over your kitchen and making useless comments about something that has nothing to do with what we originally tuned into to look at regarding your generous review. These people, I feel, should just not comment. Oh well, they just need to be ignored because they are truly showing how rude and ignorant they are. I see this all the time on Utube and some of them come out with vile comments. Really the limit. Anyway thank you for taking the time out of your day to do a review which I really appreciate. *_*
This is helpful. Interestingly, Bosch's website shows that the 500-series dishwasher also has the upper 3rd rack. (It also shows that the bigger upper rack is adjustable up / down, so that you can put bigger glasses in that rack.) The only apparent difference that I've seen between the 500 and 800 is that the 800 has one additional wash cycle.
I have the 800 model. Best dishwasher I ever owned. I bought it not knowing that it had a built-in water softener. I am SO GLAD that I have this. My water hardness is at a level 6 here. HORRIBLE water. Culligan wants nearly $3,000 to install a nice water softener. At least our dishes are clean. My co-workers ragged on me for spending such an outrageous amount of money on a dishwasher stating that any cheap dishwasher will do the trick. YEAH, RIGHT. Like $300-600 dishwashers all have water softeners built in. GOOD LUCK finding that.
Yes, a $300 to $600 dishwasher will do a decent job washing dishes. A budget dishwasher is also more likely to break down. I know someone who had a pump failure on such a machine. Now, where are your savings? Answer, they have been eaten up by the first repair, which occurred about 18 months after the machine was installed and put into service.
@@BDNADLER I'm done with those cheap dishwashers. I installed that Bosch years ago and it still work amazing. I bought it on eBay as a scratch and dent for $1500. Stop being so cheap. You're not a pharoah. You don't take your money with you when you die. Buy all top of the line stuff. You could have a heart attack and die tomorrow. And for what? To have mediocre, cheap appliances? NO THANKS. I'm happy having all expensive stuff in my house. I'm not moving anywhere, so I stay here enjoying it all. If you move every year or rent, then don't buy it. Who can afford rent increases anyway? I know I can't. It's cheaper to own a home and stay put.
I've own the 100 model for 10+ yes it's amazinggggg and still going strong with no issues what so ever not including no basic repair, I'm in the market now to replace it with the 800 model...luv Bosch best decision on purchasing it.
Thanks for the great comparison between the 500 and 800. One note, I think the 800 is the 800 plus because you have the water softener. Also, the 800 should have a red beam the shines to the floor to tell you that it's running. Lowes seems to have a pretty good price on the 500 and 800 this week. Looking at getting one. Thanks again!
Thank you for this post- right now they've changed the 500 so it has that top rack- would you then recommend it? Also do they get things equally clean? Like if your kids are clearing the table, you know they barely scrape off before they put stuff in the dishwasher so with my GE it comes back out as dirty as it went in. Would they come out clean from your Bosch? Still 2 years later? Thanks!!
At 3:08 those things are for holding large stem wine glasses in place. As you mentioned, there is less height due to the Vario drawer (the knife and fork drawer) unlike the 500 you can't fit large glasses in the top with the Vario drawer in place, therefore you place the large glass in the bottom and use either auto 35-45 or delicates 40/45 (depending on model).
You may also not know that the filter on the bottom of the dishwashers comes out so that you can clean it in the sink. These dishwashers don't automatically clean their filters like all other American brands do like GE, Whirlpool etc. You have to take it out and clean it periodically like once a month or so or you will start seeing the dishwasher not clean well. If you see it not cleaning well then take the filter out and clean it. It's easy peezy. Just look at your manual. It sounds like a lot but it's not.
Hi Julie Nooley thanks for the review. Bottomline how do you like the way the 800 series cleans your dishes. I'm replacing a 800.00 Kitchen Aid that just doesnt do a good job of cleaning . Almost every load needs to be done twice and thats after a good rinse in the sink.
Well done... Especially with kids in the background. Helped us on our way to getting one or the other. Question - why was the repair man called out for the 500? PS I have no problem with your style or what you have on your counter (wth!!??)
Thank you for taking the time to upload this review. I am considering the two dishwashers and I found this very helpful. Please ignor the idiots commenting with their snide comments. I thought that this was very helpful!!
(cont) @3:08sec ...Those auxiliary racks are for dessert cups or tea cups or small serving trays (butter dish top, large wine glasses, support rack, etc. Depending on how you have your dishwasher loaded, they're quite handy. @4:17sec. The dishwasher shows a "0" because it acts as an electronic "The dishes have been cleaned" sign. I don't know why this bothers so many people. . One last thing.. Are you sure the plate racks on both machines don't fold down flat?
Hi Julie, Thanks! Are you really comparing the 500 to the 800, or the 500 and 800? I just ordered a 500 and they said it had a 3rd rack, so I am wondering if the one on the left that I see, is the 300.
There appear to be several different dishwashers in the 500 series and the 800 series. I have the 800 with the third rack, hidden controls, and towel bar handle. I saw 500s with the third rack, but lacking some of the other fearures my 800 has.
Hi Julie. Great review. My question for you is how dry do your dishes come out of the 500 compared with the 800? I ask because the 500 doesn't have the heat dry function and I hate having to dry before putting dishes in cupboard. Is this a valid concern with the 500? Thanks.
I'm hoping you'll all have some good advice for me. I have a Bosch SHX68T55UC/02 dishwasher. I purchased it in November 2014 but just started using it. From day one it is pumping water outside. I got the air gap changed, even though it was new, Garbage Dispenser is also new. not sure what the problem is.
Not being sarcastic. On the first one (500?) The streaking on the door. Is that scale from the water? Yes, please keep the cam still :) Were the units installed professionally?
Great video. It really helped me a lot with my decision... I'm still unsure about cereal bowls and what the best location is for them in the 800. Still it looks good and I am likely to purchase it.
Just purchased the 800 series. Gets delivered Monday. This is my first dishwasher. How has the 800 been on reliability? I bought a 5 year warranty on it because with Bosch it's like owning a Mercedes. When something breaks it's expensive!! Are you satisfied with the 800? Thanks!!!
You should get the Bosch Benchmark series dishwasher that has a built-in water softener. That helps clean much better. I bought that one and love it. It's worth the money. Plus it has built-in lights. You buy special rock salt made by Finish and pour it in the bottom. It lasts a very long time. You set the dishwasher setting based on your water hardness. My dishes always come out spectacular. If I had to do it all over again, I would buy the same unit. Google: Bosch shx9pt75uc. That's the model I bought. It is awesome!
Why did you put the glasses on the bottom rack tines? That's where plates, pots and pans etc. go. I have the Bosch Ascenta and it has the exact same racks as your Bosch 500. Also, it seems that you don't know that the silverware basket on the 500 model separates into 2. You can use them as the long way that you have them or take them apart and put them back to back to make a big basket style bigger than your 800 silverware holder or you can use them separately just take them apart. You can take them and move them anywhere on the bottom rack to make room for an item such as a casserole dish on the side. The hole that can't be blocked is the vent and on my ascenta it's on the left side not the right. That's the only difference on the inside of the ascenta versus the 500. The silverware tray on the 500 also has the net thingamajig that you flip up and cover the space and then you can put the silverware thru the holes to keep them separated better. You can keep it down and just use it with the open space. It doesn't seem like you've looked at the manual that came with the dishwashers. You really should. Oh yeah the Ascenta like I have doesn't have a place for salt to soften the water that's another difference.
I'm getting dizzy with he camera swinging back and forth. But the thing that bothers me is that she's comparing using dirty dishes. Really???? honestly... Finally what are you comparing? title of video says 500 vs. 800. Then you say 300 vs. 500...
I noticed the timer for the dishwasher says 134 min. I can't believe over 2 hours to wash dishes is energy efficient. Or does energy efficint just mean water... I think I will stick with my old dishwasher..takes a lot less time..and the dishes come out clean
+Frank meccia They are more energy efficient because they are longer cycle times. When you have a quick cycle on your dishwasher it actually uses more water to do it quicker. A lot of dishwashers have a "quick wash" option which in effect will use more energy and water to clean faster.
You didn't know what the wine glass stem holders are for? (Didn't you read the Owner's Manual so you would know what all the features are for? I sure hope you read the Owner's Manual for your CAR! Yikes!)
Thank You for the great video review . I have a Bosch we are getting a second dishwasher and wasn't sure which series to purchase 500 or 800. I've made up my mind now the 800 it is. :-)
I just purchased the 800 awaiting delivery from Sears. I am now seeing numerous online complaints about the dishwasher smelling. Can anyone who owns one comment?
Well I appreciate the time you took to make this your narration is very confusing and annoying you keep mentioning this one this one this one that one but you never preface that with what the model number is it would be much more helpful if you mentioned the 500 has these features the 800 has these features so your dialogue is easier to follow
The title of your video mentions 500 versus 800 seconds into your video you’re talking about the model 300 and then a little bit later if you’re talking about the 500 and then a little bit later you’re talking about the 800 so I am very confused on what model do you actually have with the jerky camera work in the rapid speech
I have had 2 Bosch dishwashers in six years. I am highly disappointed in the cleaning and the drying of the dishes. And I can’t believe Call for advertising and a favorable review. It’s nothing but a lie.
This is an incredibly inaccurate review in my opinion, especially when you do the comparisons @0:36sec You say the 300 has more height. Yes it does. But the whole rack's height is adjustable if you squeeze the pulley clasps on sides of the rack. Is the 500 adjustable this way too?. @1:00sec The 500's silverware rack can be unfastened and refastened so it's shaped like a box just like your other d/washer @1:26sec, why try to squeeze dishes that don't fit into that area They fit fine elsewhere
I just don't get why the need for two dishwashers? Not judging, I really don't care if you're a millionaire and have a garage full of Mercedes, it's just I really don't understand the need for two of them. Do you have a lot of kids? Have big parties?
***** I remember someone else having two dishwashers installed side by side. Reasoning was that the plates could be left in the dishwashers after a wash. Dishwasher X would hold clean dishes while dishwasher Y fills up with dirty ones. Once dishwasher Y is full, it cleans the dishes and swaps roles with dishwasher X.
I have two dishwashers in my home also. If you have a huge family who constantly comes over for gatherings, holidays, birthdays, ect, its very helpful to be able to do 2 loads at once.
There's only 2 of us but we entertain often and our future dream house will have 2 dishwashers. We ALWAYS have dishes piled up after a party while the dishwasher is full and running. Yep, first world problem, but what's the big deal if you have the space? Instead of popping $2k for a Miele, you can spend under $1k each for 2 KitchenAids, or whatever non-euro brand you desire.
Its very simple. Because the IDIOTS AT THE EPA ruined the dishwashers, making them take forever to wash. If the cycle times were 1 hour like the old days, it wouldn't be that big of a deal.
Just bought a 500, and it is horrible! Doesn’t have a heat element, like my last Bosch, which I loved. The dishes remain WET-so it’s a glorified $500 dish drainer. It’s crap!!! Such a bummer, since I’m 70 years old and will wind up washing and drying dishes by hand before replacing this European pice is junk that supposedly is helping to eliminate climate change. Such a disappointment.
Stopped watching due to the crying child. I know RUclips isn't the most professional of settings, but why are you in so much of a hurry to record your review that you cannot attend to your child first? Also, it's probably a good idea to plan out what you're going to say during the review instead of just winging it and providing commentary ad hoc.
How times have changed in 2020 when I bought my Bosch 800 series dishwasher. Today both the 500 and the 800 series have the third rack. The 500 series (as well as the 300 series) is rated at 44DB (Silence Plus). The 800 series is rated at 42DB (Super Silence Plus). The biggest differences between the 500 and 800 series is that the 500 series has mechanical push buttons while the 800 series has electronic touch keys. While the 500 series has Auto Open Dry, the 800 series has a new system called Crystal Dry. Having two dishwashers looks like this is a household that either has a big family or does alot of entertaining. When demand for use is not high, I would recommend running both machines on a rotational basis so that they both receive equal or close to equal usage.
For those of you looking at these dishwashers in 2015, this is NOT the 500 that she is comparing to the 800. She first says she's comparing the 300 to the 800 and then changes it to the 500. The thing that clued me in right away was the decibel number. The 500 has a decibel of 44, as well as the 800. The dishwasher on the left says 46 decibels. And the 500 DOES have the 3rd tray, just like the 800, and the controls on the left dishwasher are NOT the layout of the 500. I think this review needs to be changed to the correct model comparisons. So do NOT be swayed by this review if you are indeed trying to compare the Bosch 500 to the Bosch 800.
Damn, this video is 9 years old. I just bought a Bosch 800 a week ago. Really like it so far. Don't have to pre-wash anything other than scraping off food particles. Just throw it in there and everything comes out sparkly. I like using the pods as well. Quiet as a mouse and the indicator light is a nice touch to let you know it's running because it's pretty stealth. My only gripe is I got the model that doesn't have wifi connectivity. Would've liked to control the washer from my phone.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video and to post it. I have been wanting to have a better view of the interior of an 800 and you gave me a good opportunity to do that. (No one in my city is stocking the 800 series.)
The dishwasher on the left is a 630 series, predecessor to the current 640 series on the right. Those drop downs are cup shelves, usually see them in the upper rack.
Thank you for your review. I just purchased an 800 Bosch and can't wait for it to be installed which will be this coming Wednesday. The "quiet" is one of the many things I am looking forward to. By the way I never get people who make a comment that has nothing to do with what the presenter is trying to say. They are looking all over your kitchen and making useless comments about something that has nothing to do with what we originally tuned into to look at regarding your generous review. These people, I feel, should just not comment. Oh well, they just need to be ignored because they are truly showing how rude and ignorant they are. I see this all the time on Utube and some of them come out with vile comments. Really the limit. Anyway thank you for taking the time out of your day to do a review which I really appreciate. *_*
+Yorkie Person How is the 800 working for you?
This is helpful. Interestingly, Bosch's website shows that the 500-series dishwasher also has the upper 3rd rack. (It also shows that the bigger upper rack is adjustable up / down, so that you can put bigger glasses in that rack.) The only apparent difference that I've seen between the 500 and 800 is that the 800 has one additional wash cycle.
Why two dishwashers?
I have the 800 model. Best dishwasher I ever owned. I bought it not knowing that it had a built-in water softener. I am SO GLAD that I have this. My water hardness is at a level 6 here. HORRIBLE water. Culligan wants nearly $3,000 to install a nice water softener. At least our dishes are clean. My co-workers ragged on me for spending such an outrageous amount of money on a dishwasher stating that any cheap dishwasher will do the trick. YEAH, RIGHT. Like $300-600 dishwashers all have water softeners built in. GOOD LUCK finding that.
Yes, a $300 to $600 dishwasher will do a decent job washing dishes. A budget dishwasher is also more likely to break down. I know someone who had a pump failure on such a machine. Now, where are your savings? Answer, they have been eaten up by the first repair, which occurred about 18 months after the machine was installed and put into service.
@@BDNADLER I'm done with those cheap dishwashers. I installed that Bosch years ago and it still work amazing. I bought it on eBay as a scratch and dent for $1500. Stop being so cheap. You're not a pharoah. You don't take your money with you when you die. Buy all top of the line stuff. You could have a heart attack and die tomorrow. And for what? To have mediocre, cheap appliances? NO THANKS. I'm happy having all expensive stuff in my house. I'm not moving anywhere, so I stay here enjoying it all. If you move every year or rent, then don't buy it. Who can afford rent increases anyway? I know I can't. It's cheaper to own a home and stay put.
I've own the 100 model for 10+ yes it's amazinggggg and still going strong with no issues what so ever not including no basic repair, I'm in the market now to replace it with the 800 model...luv Bosch best decision on purchasing it.
two dishwashers?
The 500 Series has a 3rd rack available too. Also, this 800 is actually an 800 Plus Series-it has the water softener.
On the 3rd rack can you put sippie cup parts, ramekins, bigger bottle parts?
Thanks for the great comparison between the 500 and 800. One note, I think the 800 is the 800 plus because you have the water softener. Also, the 800 should have a red beam the shines to the floor to tell you that it's running. Lowes seems to have a pretty good price on the 500 and 800 this week. Looking at getting one. Thanks again!
Thank you for this post- right now they've changed the 500 so it has that top rack- would you then recommend it? Also do they get things equally clean? Like if your kids are clearing the table, you know they barely scrape off before they put stuff in the dishwasher so with my GE it comes back out as dirty as it went in. Would they come out clean from your Bosch? Still 2 years later? Thanks!!
At 3:08 those things are for holding large stem wine glasses in place. As you mentioned, there is less height due to the Vario drawer (the knife and fork drawer) unlike the 500 you can't fit large glasses in the top with the Vario drawer in place, therefore you place the large glass in the bottom and use either auto 35-45 or delicates 40/45 (depending on model).
Can anyone tells me what is this TSP washing detergent mentioned in this video that helps the cleaning outcome?
You may also not know that the filter on the bottom of the dishwashers comes out so that you can clean it in the sink. These dishwashers don't automatically clean their filters like all other American brands do like GE, Whirlpool etc. You have to take it out and clean it periodically like once a month or so or you will start seeing the dishwasher not clean well. If you see it not cleaning well then take the filter out and clean it. It's easy peezy. Just look at your manual. It sounds like a lot but it's not.
Hi Julie Nooley thanks for the review. Bottomline how do you like the way the 800 series cleans your dishes. I'm replacing a 800.00 Kitchen Aid that just doesnt do a good job of cleaning . Almost every load needs to be done twice and thats after a good rinse in the sink.
at 3:08, the thing you wonder what it's for is probably for wine glass, cocktail glasses, after it's folded down.
be gentle and slow down on the camera movements... good info, but man, i'm dizzy.
Why do you have 2 dishwashers
Well done... Especially with kids in the background. Helped us on our way to getting one or the other. Question - why was the repair man called out for the 500? PS I have no problem with your style or what you have on your counter (wth!!??)
Awesome. Thanks. I couldn't figure out the difference before.
Are you running a restaurant or something? Why do you have 2 dishwashers?
Thank you for taking the time to upload this review. I am considering the two dishwashers and I found this very helpful. Please ignor the idiots commenting with their snide comments. I thought that this was very helpful!!
(cont) @3:08sec ...Those auxiliary racks are for dessert cups or tea cups or small serving trays (butter dish top, large wine glasses, support rack, etc. Depending on how you have your dishwasher loaded, they're quite handy. @4:17sec. The dishwasher shows a "0" because it acts as an electronic "The dishes have been cleaned" sign. I don't know why this bothers so many people. . One last thing.. Are you sure the plate racks on both machines don't fold down flat?
Hi Julie, Thanks! Are you really comparing the 500 to the 800, or the 500 and 800? I just ordered a 500 and they said it had a 3rd rack, so I am wondering if the one on the left that I see, is the 300.
There appear to be several different dishwashers in the 500 series and the 800 series. I have the 800 with the third rack, hidden controls, and towel bar handle. I saw 500s with the third rack, but lacking some of the other fearures my 800 has.
Do you need to add rinse aid before every load? or does the dishwasher have a reservoir for the rinse aid?
Esther Kertzman reservoir, only needs filling up every few weeks
Hi Julie. Great review. My question for you is how dry do your dishes come out of the 500 compared with the 800? I ask because the 500 doesn't have the heat dry function and I hate having to dry before putting dishes in cupboard. Is this a valid concern with the 500? Thanks.
I'm hoping you'll all have some good advice for me.
I have a Bosch SHX68T55UC/02 dishwasher. I purchased it in November 2014 but just started using it. From day one it is pumping water outside. I got the air gap changed, even though it was new, Garbage Dispenser is also new. not sure what the problem is.
Ours just quit doing dishes recently.
Not being sarcastic. On the first one (500?) The streaking on the door. Is that scale from the water?
Yes, please keep the cam still :) Were the units installed professionally?
Can you run them at the same time?
Great video. It really helped me a lot with my decision... I'm still unsure about cereal bowls and what the best location is for them in the 800. Still it looks good and I am likely to purchase it.
Just purchased the 800 series. Gets delivered Monday. This is my first dishwasher. How has the 800 been on reliability? I bought a 5 year warranty on it because with Bosch it's like owning a Mercedes. When something breaks it's expensive!! Are you satisfied with the 800? Thanks!!!
Why would you need two dishwashers?
You should get the Bosch Benchmark series dishwasher that has a built-in water softener. That helps clean much better. I bought that one and love it. It's worth the money. Plus it has built-in lights. You buy special rock salt made by Finish and pour it in the bottom. It lasts a very long time. You set the dishwasher setting based on your water hardness. My dishes always come out spectacular. If I had to do it all over again, I would buy the same unit. Google: Bosch shx9pt75uc. That's the model I bought. It is awesome!
Who has two dishwashers
Thanks...very helpful!
Ty vm for this vid. You helped a lot with the little things that the sites that sell them just don't tell us.
very helpful Thanks!
Why did you put the glasses on the bottom rack tines? That's where plates, pots and pans etc. go. I have the Bosch Ascenta and it has the exact same racks as your Bosch 500. Also, it seems that you don't know that the silverware basket on the 500 model separates into 2. You can use them as the long way that you have them or take them apart and put them back to back to make a big basket style bigger than your 800 silverware holder or you can use them separately just take them apart. You can take them and move them anywhere on the bottom rack to make room for an item such as a casserole dish on the side. The hole that can't be blocked is the vent and on my ascenta it's on the left side not the right. That's the only difference on the inside of the ascenta versus the 500. The silverware tray on the 500 also has the net thingamajig that you flip up and cover the space and then you can put the silverware thru the holes to keep them separated better. You can keep it down and just use it with the open space. It doesn't seem like you've looked at the manual that came with the dishwashers. You really should. Oh yeah the Ascenta like I have doesn't have a place for salt to soften the water that's another difference.
I'm getting dizzy with he camera swinging back and forth. But the thing that bothers me is that she's comparing using dirty dishes. Really???? honestly... Finally what are you comparing? title of video says 500 vs. 800. Then you say 300 vs. 500...
I noticed the timer for the dishwasher says 134 min. I can't believe over 2 hours to wash dishes is energy efficient. Or does energy efficint just mean water... I think I will stick with my old dishwasher..takes a lot less time..and the dishes come out clean
+Frank meccia They are more energy efficient because they are longer cycle times. When you have a quick cycle on your dishwasher it actually uses more water to do it quicker. A lot of dishwashers have a "quick wash" option which in effect will use more energy and water to clean faster.
are they both portable
You didn't know what the wine glass stem holders are for? (Didn't you read the Owner's Manual so you would know what all the features are for? I sure hope you read the Owner's Manual for your CAR! Yikes!)
Remember to clean the filter, and also keep the salt container full in the 800 or it will stop working in a few years.
Are your dishes dry when the machine is done ?
Carmela Randazzo Just pour jetdry on it and the magic of wet walls will wick water aWay or the 6W German engineering Will dry your dishes.
How old are they?
500 series shx43rl5uc. shx43rl5uc is 48 dba though. this one is 46 dba
Thank you, but I had to close my eyes as I was actually getting motion sick watching this! SLOW DOWN your movements next time!!
Nice review! What is the "TSP" you are referring to? And... What is that very top pull out tray for? Silverware? Thanks!
TriSodium Phosphate....a chemical salt that is a water softner
Go get your kid!
LMFAO!
They have recently added the 3rd rack as an option on the all models...
Great review except this is a 300 vs. 500 NOT 500 vs. 800. We have a 500 and it has the third rack on top.
Thank You for the great video review . I have a Bosch we are getting a second dishwasher and wasn't sure which series to purchase 500 or 800. I've made up my mind now the 800 it is. :-)
Do you have a stink Smell?? Thx
I'm assuming you mean "sink" - not that I have noticed... no smell in either dishwasher either if that's what you meant...
@@juliesnooley no stink
I just purchased the 800 awaiting delivery from Sears. I am now seeing numerous online complaints about the dishwasher smelling. Can anyone who owns one comment?
A house with two dishwashers? 0.o
+Sonic Orb Studios Murica.
Yeah I have 2.... If you have a large family who constantly comes over for dinners its a must.
@@jasonrothfeld i have a large family, but we still have only one. granted, our dishes back up a lot XD
It is for wine glasses
ours come out better in the 500 than the 800 - might be a problem with the 800 actually... we often leave the 800 open a little before unloading...
Still have them?
2 dishwashers and u say u can't have it all?! lol
We have - bosch dishwasher SHS63VL5UC/10, it takes over 2 hours to wash the dishes, too long.
had to quit watching got sea sick
Cannot follow anything she is saying... bouncing around, making me dizzy.
dizzy....
I have no idea what the heck she is talking about. It's like she running around talking , no one can hear the whole sentence of what she is saying.
You should have bought Miele. Dishes are ALWAYS dry and the machine is SILENT!
Well I appreciate the time you took to make this your narration is very confusing and annoying you keep mentioning this one this one this one that one but you never preface that with what the model number is it would be much more helpful if you mentioned the 500 has these features the 800 has these features so your dialogue is easier to follow
The title of your video mentions 500 versus 800 seconds into your video you’re talking about the model 300 and then a little bit later if you’re talking about the 500 and then a little bit later you’re talking about the 800 so I am very confused on what model do you actually have with the jerky camera work in the rapid speech
You can tell if they are running because they put a red laser dot on the ground under the door at the right side. At least my 500 does that.
I have had 2 Bosch dishwashers in six years.
I am highly disappointed in the cleaning and the drying of the dishes. And I can’t believe
Call for advertising and a favorable review. It’s nothing but a lie.
This is an incredibly inaccurate review in my opinion, especially when you do the comparisons @0:36sec You say the 300 has more height. Yes it does. But the whole rack's height is adjustable if you squeeze the pulley clasps on sides of the rack. Is the 500 adjustable this way too?. @1:00sec The 500's silverware rack can be unfastened and refastened so it's shaped like a box just like your other d/washer @1:26sec, why try to squeeze dishes that don't fit into that area They fit fine elsewhere
You can’t have it all.... has two dishwashers 🤦🏽♂️
bosch extra dry
Absolutely zero information unless you want to know which rack she prefers for her super tall glasses
Don't quit your day job to review products:(
I got some benefit from this review.
I just don't get why the need for two dishwashers? Not judging, I really don't care if you're a millionaire and have a garage full of Mercedes, it's just I really don't understand the need for two of them. Do you have a lot of kids? Have big parties?
***** maybe she keeps kosher and needs one for meat and for dairy?
***** I remember someone else having two dishwashers installed side by side. Reasoning was that the plates could be left in the dishwashers after a wash. Dishwasher X would hold clean dishes while dishwasher Y fills up with dirty ones. Once dishwasher Y is full, it cleans the dishes and swaps roles with dishwasher X.
I have two dishwashers in my home also. If you have a huge family who constantly comes over for gatherings, holidays, birthdays, ect, its very helpful to be able to do 2 loads at once.
There's only 2 of us but we entertain often and our future dream house will have 2 dishwashers. We ALWAYS have dishes piled up after a party while the dishwasher is full and running. Yep, first world problem, but what's the big deal if you have the space? Instead of popping $2k for a Miele, you can spend under $1k each for 2 KitchenAids, or whatever non-euro brand you desire.
Its very simple. Because the IDIOTS AT THE EPA ruined the dishwashers, making them take forever to wash. If the cycle times were 1 hour like the old days, it wouldn't be that big of a deal.
Terrible video. Moving too fast and jumping around.
Just bought a 500, and it is horrible! Doesn’t have a heat element, like my last Bosch, which I loved. The dishes remain WET-so it’s a glorified $500 dish drainer. It’s crap!!! Such a bummer, since I’m 70 years old and will wind up washing and drying dishes by hand before replacing this European pice is junk that supposedly is helping to eliminate climate change. Such a disappointment.
worst product review
Stopped watching due to the crying child. I know RUclips isn't the most professional of settings, but why are you in so much of a hurry to record your review that you cannot attend to your child first? Also, it's probably a good idea to plan out what you're going to say during the review instead of just winging it and providing commentary ad hoc.
Neither - Bosch sucks