Whether you're looking to replace all of the appliances in your kitchen, or just your dishwasher, there have been many changes in technology that can help ensure that the appliance you choose is perfect for your home.
This dishwasher guide will take you through the different types and sizes of GE dishwashers available, including capacity; as well as, the latest features that can help save you time and money in the kitchen.
Shopping Guide: Dishwasher
Type & size of dishwasher
There are two main areas of focus that can quickly help you narrow down your decision when looking into buying a new dishwasher – the type (or style) of dishwasher and the size.
Odds are that you probably already know whether you need a built-in dishwasher or portable dishwasher, but there are different sizes that can fit in your kitchen; for example, an under the sink dishwasher is made for smaller kitchens, and even though it holds up to 10 dish sets, it may not be quite big enough for a larger family or someone that prides themselves on cooking nightly meals.
Built-in dishwasher 24″This is the most common type of ge dishwasher and comfortably fits between cabinets and underneath the counter. These dishwashers can hold up to 16 place settings. |
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Built-in dishwasher 18″This 18″ built-in ge dishwasher is a great option for smaller spaces or as a second dishwasher in a basement or bar area. These dishwashers can hold up to 10 place settings. |
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Portable dishwasher 24″Portable dishwashers are designed for spaces where built-in dishwasher installation is a problem. These models have finished sides and top, so they can be placed separate from your counter and cabinets. They can also be built-in at a later time. |
Features
Not all of our dishwashers are stocked with the features mentioned below, but the list will help you learn more about the features that are available and what you can look for when shopping for a new dishwasher.
Control location
Front-control locationThis is when the controls are located on the front panel of the dishwasher door; thus, to start the dishwasher, you'd close the door first. |
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Top-control locationThese controls are located along the top of the dishwasher door – making for a seamless look. To begin the dishwasher, you'd set desired settings before closing the door. |
Wash features
Dedicated silverware jetsHighly pressurized spray jets target the silverware area for improved cleaning. |
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DeepClean™ cycle with steam prewashThis cycle is great for removing tough, baked-on soils like egg, rice and oatmeal. |
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Half load optionsFor lighter loads, the upper or lower rack only cycle is perfect because it uses less water than a full load. |
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Latest technology & features for GE dishwashers
With advanced technology and superior settings, our dishwashers are loaded with features perfectly designed to save you time, save you money, and get your dishes cleaner.
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