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Cooker vs dishwasher - kitchen/cooking enthusiasts' opinions please!

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MotherForkinShirtBalls · 12/08/2020 21:50

We are getting our kitchen redone. I love cooking and baking. I have a double oven that I'm perfectly happy with. I have a really shit hob. I have a dishwasher that I hate with the fury of a thousand suns. I have the budget for a fuck off amazing four oven, 6 burner range style cooker that I fell in love with about two years ago. I recently discovered an eye wateringly expensive but very impressive dishwasher. If I buy the dishwasher I could keep my current very good double oven and buy a very nice hob and have good enough cooking facilities for all but maybe 3 days of the year (high days and holidays). I would relish the fuck out of the fuck off range for those three days though. If I buy the dishwasher, I would have happy dishwasher feelings on at least 350 (allowing for 2 weeks holidays) days of the year. I think practicality needs to win out here, doesn't it?

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Astella22 · 13/08/2020 09:28

Range all the way, bog standard dishwasher should still leave dishes sparkling

LaurieSchafferIsAllBitterNow · 13/08/2020 09:37

@ReceptacleForTheRespectable

Just buy an average dishwasher that works. Problem solved. No need for either eye watering expense or drama about hating an appliance "with the fury of a thousand suns".
there is EVERY reason to hate an appliance "with the fury of a thousand suns"

I have a fridge freezer which MUST be a close relative of the OP's dishwasher, the door handles are bastards, the doors are no better...they might open if you just walk by them, they might need a competition involving men who can pull truck with their pants, the drawers might hold a bag of peas, or they might refuse to close if you dare to add a small tub of leftovers, the bottom drawer will never just open or close, the ice tray leaks
The fridge door can only remain open for fractions of a micro second before the door open alarm sounds and it closes into the fridge so if you have anything more than a half pound of butter on the bottom shelf the milk falls over.

I'd set fire to it given the slightest encouragement .

VinylDetective · 13/08/2020 10:11

I'd set fire to it given the slightest encouragement

Go on, do it!

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pinkbalconyrailing · 13/08/2020 10:13

@LaurieSchafferIsAllBitterNow
freecycle it and give it to the biggest cf bidding for it.

LaurieSchafferIsAllBitterNow · 13/08/2020 22:26

You are all very bad to encourage me. :o

I am hoping one of the children will hurry up and move out and I'll be able to pass it on. and buy a lovely new one

Chewbecca · 13/08/2020 22:33

Any old dishwasher will do pretty much the same job IMO, but the cooker will make a difference so I am in camp range.

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