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The Beko DSFN1530W full-sized freestanding dishwasher has room for more than 120 items, has a neatly tucked-away control panel inside the door rim and washes a full load very quickly. But how clean did it leave dishes in our rigorous lab tests?
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User Image wrote:
2011-05-15 11:44:38.25 wrote:
does the job, causes little fuss
We've had ours for a year or two and it's been great. For a while I found that things came out with dried on dirt but we've solved it by using the cheapest supermarket own brand salt, rinse aid and wash tabs instead of the all in one washing pouches. I agree with other reviewers who say that there are little pools on top of the mug bases but really, who cares? I find it relatively quiet and it seems to do the job pretty quickly to me.
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27/4/2013 5:51 PM GDT
User Image wrote:
2011-05-15 23:32:32.13 wrote:
excellent value
I have been very pleased with this dishwasher. It has flexible loading and fits a lot of stuff in. For the money it cost I'm not bothered if it is noisier than other machines - I don't really notice it when the door is shut! Sometimes the bottom tray rolls awkwardly which is frustrating when it is loaded up. The cleaning has been fine though I would agree with other reviews about the tops of cups not being fully dry. I have had it for a few years now and there have been no problems at all, which I am particularly pleased about as it was relatively cheap.
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10/9/2012 8:14 PM GDT
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SouthernSofty wrote:
good except for drying
Cleans well and is quiet. Only complaint is anything withcan pool water on top does, and plastics don't dry very well at all.
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22/1/2012 5:17 PM GST
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Argon0 wrote:
Noise...
(BTW which.co.uk seems to be broken to some extent on this DW, keeps not displaying anything - suspect review has not been uploaded to all Which.co.uk's servers yet)...OK...Not sure why this gets just 1* for noise, we hardly notice it running, have to check the front panel to be sure, seems to be very quiet to us. Admittedly this comes from having a 10+ year old Hotpoint Aquarius up 'til now.
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8/6/2011 11:25 AM GDT
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Argon0 wrote:
Good Cleaning, poor drying
In my opinion this dishwasher washes dishes very well, unfortunately it does not seem to dry them nearly so well.I have had the DW for 5 days so far, and only used the 50 degree program, and had no residue left on the dishes, barring water.If you do get this DW, don't fall for the sales patter at Beko when you register it, £79 is not good value for 3 years warranty (D&G direct = £62, via my supplier = £59.99), even if you think you need it.On the basis of this review I would not have bought the DW, shame it wasn't available when I needed it! (despite customer services (at which) saying it was coming they couldn't give me any information about it at all - preliminary findings need to be available much quicker on this site to keep me interested, if only in blog form (i.e. this DW is being tested at the moment, preliminary findings are.... Full details to be published ...))
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8/6/2011 11:18 AM GDT

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