Ikea Hygienisk 903.319.39 review
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- Integrated
- Full-sized
The Ikea Hygienisk 903.319.39 dishwasher is a fully integrated full-sized model that has capacity for up to 15 place settings. We put this dishwasher to the test in our labs - was it easy to use, or as frustrating as putting together a piece of flat-packed furniture? Read our full review to find out.
- Pros and cons
- What is it?
- What's it great at?
- Is there anything else I should know?
- Should I buy it?
First reviewed by Which?
September 2017
Released
March 2017
Technical specifications
General
- Height82 cm
- Width60 cm
- Depth55 cm
- Main program duration156mins
- Guarantee5 years
Test results
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- 69%Average score
- 86%Highest score
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