domestic appliances dishwashers


Whirlpool’s PowerClean Max dishwasher with 24 rotating water jets


Under the measures, which came into force in October 2010, newly built homes have to meet a minimum water efficiency standard of 125 litres per person per day which gives a major role to the dishwasher in reducing water consumption in homes in the future. Moreover, the interest and investment in ‘smart appliances’ which interact with the electricity grid and automatically adapt their consumption to energy peaks and demands, will stimulate sales of dishwashers. For the new generation of customers who has grown up with a dishwasher, it is as indispensible as a washing machine and this change of attitude is likely to drive the future growth of this sector faster than any other factor. ■


Dishwashers – User’s benefits


• They wash-up more economically than by hand (as little as 7 litres compared to 63 litres for hand washing)


• Save time – no more washing, rinsing and drying by hand • Save energy and water thereby reducing household expenditure • Very hygienic as they wash and dry at higher temperatures than by hand • They keep work tops and the kitchen free from the clutter of dirty dishes • They are perfect for modern day open plan living – keeping the noise of washing up nearly silent


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