Utensil Cleaning Made Easy – Bosch Dishwasher in India Review

Do you know what is the worst nightmare of an Indian married woman is? It is cleaning the utensils and completing the daily household chores, isn’t it! Sweeping and mopping can still be managed but cleaning utensils is a must and the worst. With the launch of Bosch Dishwasher in India, utensil cleaning seems to be easy. Let’s us see if this dishwasher is worth the mettle of its parent brand.

How It Works:

Scrap off any waste from the utensils and then place them in the allotted space on the dishwasher rack. The dishwasher rack has adjustable grooves given so that one can change the space within the dishwasher for keeping bigger utensils like Kadai, milk pans and more. Next, all that is needed to be done is add the dishwasher detergent, water softener (if your city gets hard water) and set the dishwasher knob to one of the six preset wash programs for cleaning.

Fo the full load, there is a different time cycle while for few utensils there is a separate half-load preset option. There is no need to pre-rinse the utensils. At the end of any wash cycle taking, for example, a full load 60 minutes cycle the utensils come out not only shining clean but also dry & fresh.

Pricing:

The Bosch Dishwasher in India comes in standalone and built-in type. 

The ‘standalone’ dishwasher is priced at Rs. 37,500 onwards.

The ‘built-in’ range starts at Rs. 50,000 onwards.

Energy Consumption:

Bosch Dishwasher in India consumes 0.8 kWh energy in ‘Quick wash’ 45°C program. However, it will require slightly more energy for a normal full load wash cycle which is equivalent or less to the energy consumed by a front loading fully automatic washing machine.

Pros of Bosch Dishwasher in India:

• Works seamlessly for utensils used for Indian style of food:

It is a general myth that utensils like oily kadhai, bowls & plates soiled with Indian cuisine food cannot be washed properly in a dishwasher. The new model of Bosch Dishwasher in India works perfectly for such utensils and crockery as well. The powerful jet stream striking the utensils clears dirt from every corner.

• Utensils Safe:

Less risk of damage to utensils especially crockery. In manual cleaning, there is always a chance of crockery getting broken which reduces t minimum in case of using the newly launched model of Bosch Dishwasher in India. There is a separate space given for crockery like teacups, spoons, plates which prevent their contact with big steel utensils.

• Water Conservation:

Less water usage than normally used during manual washing of utensils.

• Germ-Free Cleaning:

Since the dishwasher cleans the utensils at the 70-degree temperature making the utensils 99.9% germ-free. This isn’t quite possible in normal manual cleaning.

• Safety features:

In the new Bosch Dishwasher in India, safety features like Child Door Lock, Aqua, and Load Sensors have been given a priority and have been incorporated.

• Minimum Sound:

A lot of noise is created of the utensils banging against each other or falling while cleaning them manually. On the contrary, while using te dishwasher one has a minimum sound cleaning experience.

• Easy to Operate:

So much so that anyone in the household can operate. With men increasingly sharing the household responsibilities with women, the machine has ben designed so that its operation is easy to understand and implement.

• Drying Feature:

The new Bosch Dishwasher in India not only cleans the utensils but also dries them up further saving the time of wiping the utensils for drying them as is the general case in a manual wash. 

Cons:

• The only thing that might be a bone of contention in buying this dishwasher is the pricing. Though the pricing is competitive enough. 

Verdict:

The new model of Bosch Dishwasher in India is a great aide to buy which will further ease the hectic daily life.  It is a one-time investment considering the trust in ‘Bosch’ brand.  Plus the 10-year warranty for rusting in the internal drum a 2-year full warranty makes it all the more worth buying.

‘I am blogging about my #EasyLifeWithDishwashers experience at BlogAdda in association with Bosch.’