Great review Jake. I'm on my second Bosch dishwasher. The first one performed brilliantly for over 20 years. I use the all in one pods, plus the rinse/drying agent and have no problems with dishes being perfectly clean and dry (except plastic containers, water always seems to pool in the ridges, which is to be expected) I'm like you Jake, I wouldn't go without a dishwasher because I a: can't stand washing dishes by hand and b: literally can't stand at the sink for any length of time due to severe arthritis in my hips. I still find it odd that you keep your fridge and dishwasher in the garage, but it seems to work for you, so that's great.
I ordered this Dishwasher after watching your video. Thanks! It's replacing our 25 year old Bosch that finally packed in. We decided to stick with the brand
if you use speed perfect option it reduces the time of the wash. Steam at the end is used for drying the units. leave unit closed for about an hour or so
Brilliant stuff. This washer has been in my top 10 white goods for a while but this in-depth review pushes it into the top 5. Witty, factual and riveting with a sense of balance and immediacy rarely found in reviews of washers on other channels. Bravo.
I’ve never seen a dishwasher where you have to add salt. Mine has been destroyed with hard water deposits so I guess that’s what it is to avoid. Interesting video for sure.
I'd certainly look at eco mode if you are not in a hurry, they do actually use a lot less water and electricity than normal modes, also quick/express modes use an absolute shit ton of extra water and electricity.
My previous dishwasher, a Whirlpool, lasted 19 years. I bought this Bosch Serie 2 but the wi-fi connectivity is utter shite. It just doesn't work. It did but not now.
Sadly I can’t agree on thier reliability. I once had a neff by Bosch dishwasher and broke four years later. Now have had a Hotpoint dishwasher for five years and still works and not even once has it went wrong. All in all Bosch dishwashers are extremely unreliable in my opinion and that’s that . Four years from a Bosch made dishwasher is unacceptable especially when a Hotpoint has outlived the Bosch made Neff.
2hrs to wash a few pots what a waste of money ,300 odd on a washer ,buying salt and tablets and all the water it wastes ,a few minutes in front of a sink saves you so much money .
@@headred76 show me the stats - everything i've seen just looks at the energy cost to heat the water and doesn't include the cost of the machine itself - quite an expense when they're around £300-£1000 when my sink is free and can be used for multiple purposes
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Great review Jake. I'm on my second Bosch dishwasher. The first one performed brilliantly for over 20 years. I use the all in one pods, plus the rinse/drying agent and have no problems with dishes being perfectly clean and dry (except plastic containers, water always seems to pool in the ridges, which is to be expected)
I'm like you Jake, I wouldn't go without a dishwasher because I a: can't stand washing dishes by hand and b: literally can't stand at the sink for any length of time due to severe arthritis in my hips.
I still find it odd that you keep your fridge and dishwasher in the garage, but it seems to work for you, so that's great.
Well spotted on making sure the upper rack clicks in at the back. I’ve had that issue with my Bosch dishwasher many times.
I ordered this Dishwasher after watching your video. Thanks! It's replacing our 25 year old Bosch that finally packed in. We decided to stick with the brand
if you use speed perfect option it reduces the time of the wash. Steam at the end is used for drying the units. leave unit closed for about an hour or so
I recently purchased the same Bosh dishwasher.
good job your on low energy prices they use a ton of electric, especially as i'd class that dishwasher as empty my one is stuffed every time😁😁
You need to contact bosch about the cracks on the top of the dishwasher because tbe crack should not occur.
Brilliant stuff. This washer has been in my top 10 white goods for a while but this in-depth review pushes it into the top 5. Witty, factual and riveting with a sense of balance and immediacy rarely found in reviews of washers on other channels.
Bravo.
Does the plant on top not drive you crazy every time you try closing the washer door
Yes, that's half of the fun! :D
I got a 10 year old Bosch. It looks identical inside. My eco cycle is 30mins
How do you get rid of the wifi symbol and use the machine normally. I much preferred my previous machine. Can't tell if salt is set correctly.
I’ve never seen a dishwasher where you have to add salt. Mine has been destroyed with hard water deposits so I guess that’s what it is to avoid. Interesting video for sure.
Can we adjust the timer?
I'd certainly look at eco mode if you are not in a hurry, they do actually use a lot less water and electricity than normal modes, also quick/express modes use an absolute shit ton of extra water and electricity.
Thanks! I've started using this mode now. Probably good to do an express clean once in a while, but the eco mode is definitely cheaper.
Can anyone tell me what the platic/ rubber strip is for , it’s about the width of the machine but I can’t find a home for it .
My previous dishwasher, a Whirlpool, lasted 19 years.
I bought this Bosch Serie 2 but the wi-fi connectivity is utter shite. It just doesn't work.
It did but not now.
This'll get the views up
Sadly I can’t agree on thier reliability. I once had a neff by Bosch dishwasher and broke four years later. Now have had a Hotpoint dishwasher for five years and still works and not even once has it went wrong. All in all Bosch dishwashers are extremely unreliable in my opinion and that’s that . Four years from a Bosch made dishwasher is unacceptable especially when a Hotpoint has outlived the Bosch made Neff.
How to do hard reset on this model
Do you have this connected to the hot water supply ?
No, it’s connected to cold water
Your Emma Bridgewater mugs will crack at the handles if you put them in the dishwasher... well mine did. Not straight away but over time.
Had mine four years. It now leaks and cannot be economically repaired.
Looking for a new brand....
We just have the cheapest dishwasher the landlord will purchase, oh well it does Clean up the dishes
Could literally wash and dry those dishes by hand in 10 minutes
Seriously 😂
Yeah, I bought a dishwasher to do that bit
@@DrJakesVeryBritishReviews that’s why we love you! Always doing the most for your subs
2hrs to wash a few pots what a waste of money ,300 odd on a washer ,buying salt and tablets and all the water it wastes ,a few minutes in front of a sink saves you so much money .
Clearly doesn't want to waste the time he could spend building Lego models or buying more kit to review
You couldn’t be much more wrong. A dishwasher saves you money in the long run, provided it’s used correctly i.e. when full.
@@headred76 show me the stats - everything i've seen just looks at the energy cost to heat the water and doesn't include the cost of the machine itself - quite an expense when they're around £300-£1000 when my sink is free and can be used for multiple purposes
@@alexandermajor6467 I’ve still got a sink, I didn’t swap it out for my dishwasher.
@@headred76 Lol - i wasn't suggesting that you had - merely that a dishwasher in addition to a sink was totally unnecessary for most people