Costco Wholesale has for their
Members: 24" Kenmore Built-In Dishwasher w/ PowerWave Spray Arm (13355) for
$299.97.
Delivery, basic installation and haul away are free in most areas.
Note, must add to cart for the sale price. Availability for free delivery, basic installation and haul away will vary by location. Installation may require a secondary appointment. See the product page for additional details.
Thanks to community member
DJphilosophy for finding this deal.
Features:- 2-year Manufacturer's Warranty
- 53 dBA
- UL Certified Sanitize Rinse Option
- Time Remaining Display
- Accela Wash
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The leak starts as a small drip. You likely won't notice. Over time it will get worse. By the time you notice, your subfloor will be saturated, your cabinetry will have started to soak up water from the subfloor and your laminate/wood floor will have started to buckle.
I'm not sure if they make shallow tubs to put under dishwasher (similar to what they have for washing machines) but that would be a good investment, paired with a cheap moisture alarm. Crazy that a lot of units make use of a 15¢ part that can cause $1000s in damage if it fails.
My sister had her plastic tub leak where the heating element leads go through the tub. She used heated dry and did 1-2 loads a day (family of 6). When I came over to diagnose it, I could see the tub was deformed and confirmed water leaking from bottom of unit at the heating element.
If you want to live in a world where heat doesn't affect plastic, keep right on doing that. People that use their dishwasher once a day or more and also use heated dry are absolutely at risk of a leak. It's a simple fact that plastic and heat don't get along.
The leak starts as a small drip. You likely won't notice. Over time it will get worse. By the time you notice, your subfloor will be saturated, your cabinetry will have started to soak up water from the subfloor and your laminate/wood floor will have started to buckle.
I'm not sure if they make shallow tubs to put under dishwasher (similar to what they have for washing machines) but that would be a good investment, paired with a cheap moisture alarm. Crazy that a lot of units make use of a 15¢ part that can cause $1000s in damage if it fails.
My sister had her plastic tub leak where the heating element leads go through the tub. She used heated dry and did 1-2 loads a day (family of 6). When I came over to diagnose it, I could see the tub was deformed and confirmed water leaking from bottom of unit at the heating element.
If you want to live in a world where heat doesn't affect plastic, keep right on doing that. People that use their dishwasher once a day or more and also use heated dry are absolutely at risk of a leak. It's a simple fact that plastic and heat don't get along.
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Simply pointing out a potential issue for people who work their DW. The avg Joe need not worry, something else will break before you get tub issues.
My must have for a dishwasher is a mulching type disposer and not just a filter. To my that is the single most important option.
My must have for a dishwasher is a mulching type disposer and not just a filter. To my that is the single most important option.
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