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Costco Members: Bosch 500 Series 26 cu. ft. Bottom Mount French Door Refrigerator
$2200
$3,000.00
+ Free Delivery & Installation
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Bosch 500 Series 26 cu. ft. Bottom Mount French Door Refrigerator with QuickIcePro and Home Connect Wi-Fi (B36FD50SNS) on sale for $2,199.99 (discount applies in cart). Delivery is free and includes Basic Installation and Haul Away.
Thanks to Community Member themoneyguy for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Community Member themoneyguy for sharing this deal.
- Note: Delivery availability may vary by location.
- Electronic controls provide precise temperature management, while MultiAirFlow and AirFreshFilter reduce odor transfer and ensure consistent temperatures
- VitaFreshPlus balances temperature and offers customizable humidity for your fruits and vegetables
- 2-tier layered freezer drawer system creates extra storage for frozen items
- Full width drawer offers ample storage for fresh produce
- Transparent door bins frame the interior of the refrigerator
- Innovative QuickIce Pro System combines 3-technologies to produce fast freshly filtered ice in your refrigerator
- UltraClarityPro water filter removes an astonishing 99.9% of impurities
- Home Connect enables you to control and monitor your Bosch refrigerator from your smart phone or smart watch
- Dimensions (HxWxD): 70" x 35-5/8" x 25"
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- About this Deal:
- Offer valid through 7/12/23 or while supplies last.
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars from 590+ Home Depot reviews.
- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $298.01 lower than the next best available prices starting from $2,498. -SaltyOne
- Refer to the forum thread for deal discussion.
- Costco Memberships are available starting from $60/year.
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Edited July 11, 2023
at 01:17 AM
Costco has Bosch 500 Series 26 cu. ft French door refrigerator on sale for $2199. Price shows as 500 off at $2499 but when you add it to cart, additional $300 is taken off from the total resulting in $2199 + Tax. I have been looking at the Bosch refrigerators for a while now and looks like Costco only recently started selling Bosch. Hope this helps someone.
https://www.costco.com/.product.171901
Features:
QuickIcePro System
Home Connect Wi-Fi Enabled
Filtered Water and Air
Easy Clean Stainless Steel Exterior
Energy Star Qualified
https://www.costco.com/.product.171901
Features:
QuickIcePro System
Home Connect Wi-Fi Enabled
Filtered Water and Air
Easy Clean Stainless Steel Exterior
Energy Star Qualified
Created 07-09-2023
at 04:22 PM
by themoneyguy
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"Model SHEM63W55N is designed to dry using the PureDry™condensation drying system. This is an energy-efficient, closed drying system that does not pull in outside air or use an exposed heating element. This process works by heating the dishes with hot water during the final rinse. The cooler stainless steel pulls moisture from the dishes. The inside of the unit will be wet at the end of the cycle, but the dishes should be dry. It's important to note that plastics don't retain heat as well as other dishware materials and don't dry as well. For more information about this process, please visit the following link: https://www.bosch-home.com/us/exp...ch/puredry. "
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Can you elaborate more on this? Are you nonplussed by the designs, or the reliability? Something else?
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just purchase my first bosch, 300's dishwasher last month. It doesn't work properly- the inside wall/door are wet after drying on "super dry", and dishes are barely dry on the first rack, half wet on lower rack.
I got bosch because of its reputation. I might just have been unlucky with a defective unit, I'm about to contact bosch warranty, will find out about its customer service lol
Edit to add meanwhile my friend got their first bosch last year, a refrigerator, and have been very happy with it
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Reliability mostly. Plastic piece broke in the ice maker. Plastic parts also breaking in the dishwasher. Microwave design sparks electricity if certain parts are dirty, say from butter splatter when melting. Suboptimal space design on fridge. Feels more like a Kenmore than a Bosch tool
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I got bosch because of its reputation. I might just have been unlucky with a defective unit, I'm about to contact bosch warranty, will find out about its customer service lol
Edit to add meanwhile my friend got their first bosch last year, a refrigerator, and have been very happy with it
Bosch 300 series dishwashers don't have a drying element or heater. Have you tried using a rinse aid and opening the door when it's done? I have the 500 series which does the same but will pop open the door when it's done. Everything dries pretty well except the bottom of bowls with a little scoop that holds water
"Model SHEM63W55N is designed to dry using the PureDry™condensation drying system. This is an energy-efficient, closed drying system that does not pull in outside air or use an exposed heating element. This process works by heating the dishes with hot water during the final rinse. The cooler stainless steel pulls moisture from the dishes. The inside of the unit will be wet at the end of the cycle, but the dishes should be dry. It's important to note that plastics don't retain heat as well as other dishware materials and don't dry as well. For more information about this process, please visit the following link: https://www.bosch-home.com/us/exp...ch/puredry. "
I got bosch because of its reputation. I might just have been unlucky with a defective unit, I'm about to contact bosch warranty, will find out about its customer service lol
Edit to add meanwhile my friend got their first bosch last year, a refrigerator, and have been very happy with it
Thanks for the response. Ya, I think Bosch dishwashers have a reputation for drying poorly, but being the best at cleaning. Echo other poster above on the 500 series: it pops ajar on its own at end of cycle, solving the inadequate drying complaints I had with my entry level model. Still agree it's a little strange they are unable to address the drying issue better across their product line.
Problem with 800 series is the height - my kitchen is a standard height kitchen bit the slot would not allow 72 in height of 800 series. Any houses more than 10 yrs old is going to have this issue .