Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save'
by sjg007 on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @08:00PM
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Yeah I think Bosch is the better choice. What model?
Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save'
by jarito on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @10:28PM
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I got the 500 version based on this article from Wirecutter. Works well, but does require that we leave the door open for a while to let the plastic dry. Silent though. Most of the time, I can only tell it is running by the light on the ground.
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/the-best-dishwash...
Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save'
by scruple on Tuesday September 29, 2020 @10:40PM
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I _just_ ordered a Bosch 500 series because my (barely 4 year old) GE model died over the weekend. I was told by a friend who owns the same Bosch model that they go through a lot of Jet Dry, though... But if it actually cleans well and doesn't break in a few years I'll be happy.
Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save'
by gdevenyi on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @12:00AM
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Had mine 6 years. It doesn't "need" the jet dry, but it certainly helps.
Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save'
by bm1362 on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @01:44AM
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Also just bought the same model, hoping to replace a terrible Whirlpool.
Re:Dual-flush toilets 'wasting more water than they save'
by Stratoscope on Wednesday September 30, 2020 @12:38AM
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Whatever Bosch you get, avoid the ones with membrane buttons for the controls. I have one and it is horrible. The lettering is completely worn off, the buttons are not sensitive, and you have to keep pressure on them for more than a second to register your touch.
They have otherwise nearly identical models with physical buttons. If I were buying it over again, I would definitely get one of those.
New models can be good!