Can a dishwasher that has been used for a year really free up your hands?

1. Very strong ability to remove oil stains
2. Hard rice grains are difficult to completely clean in half an hour unless washed for 2 hours. They need to be rinsed with a faucet after washing
3. With a large capacity, all the pots, bowls, ladles, pots, vegetables, and baskets can be thrown in for washing
4. Reduced post meal stress and felt more like cooking
5. The electricity fee is 30 cents per time, and the water fee is ignored
6. A must-have for lazy people
7. Prices are not as high as before, and the cost-effectiveness is quite good

I think this is a lightning protection sticker. My Siemens is much cleaner than it

My Siemens is the same, I have been using it for five or six years, and now I want to buy another house. I saw that Midea is quite cheap. Oh my god, let's buy Siemens instead

Oh my god, this one doesn't feel as good as Haier's

Most dishwashers cannot solve the problem of hard rice grains in just thirty minutes, unless they wash for two hours. I also watched many reviews before buying, but the vast majority of them used super strong washing to demonstrate the strongest performance of the dishwasher and also had more program effects. This is just a sharing of user experience, both good and bad.

Do you think a bowl that hasn't been soaked for three days will be difficult to wash with super strong washing, or are there other dishwashers that can quickly wash hard rice?