Beko DWD4310

What is it with electrical products. Is it just me or is it that when one product breaks down another one or two soon follow suit. As most of you will be aware if you have read my previous reviews, my washing machine was sent to its maker in the summer of 2007, and just after having this installed, my dishwasher decided to join it in sympathy. Basically the hinges had gone on it, and the door would now no longer close. With two small children about, the risk of the door falling on them was not worth taking, and given the likely cost of repair, it was decided it was time to invest in a new machine. Before moving into our current house five years ago I had ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago I decided to invest in a dishwasher, I could see little downside other than the initial cost, the time and effort saved would be immeasurable. After asking for advice from family and friends I used an online website to purchase this particular model after hearing very good things about it. Performance/Quality The Beko DWD4310 has 4 wash settings, a prewash designed to pre rinse heavily soiled items, a rapid cycle that is designed to wash plates which are lightly soiled, an economy setting which washes at a relatively hot temperature and the intensive wash which is designed for heavily soiled pans and plates. Indeed, these work well, ...  Read the complete review

We needed a new dishwasher and it had to be a built in for our new kitchen also it had to be cheap. We have had a freestanding Bosch which was excellent. We needed to use the dishwasher straight away before the work top was fitted and before the door was fitted to the dishwasher. This was a problem. The adjustment on the legs underneath makes it unstable and also the legs don't stay at the height you want them..you end up with a wonky dishwasher. Also trying to load pots into the dishwasher whilst holding the door down with your foot is fun. Its spring loaded and without the 'kitchen panel' fixed to it just springs up. Also the dishwasher itself ...  Read the complete review

hi i purchased this dishwasher 4weeks ago before this one i had A candy for 7yrs.what a surprise this dishwasher,it was very easy to plumb in we done it ourselves.after only quickly reading through the instruction manual i found it very easy to use .it has 4 programmes which is much easier to understand unlike some more expensive ones. the wash cycles are from a pre wash to an economy.it's a AAA rating so uses a lot less water and electricity. when loading the dishes into this machine it is very easy.the bottom has the space for larger items ie. pots and pans which can easily hold 2-3 large pans.you can also place the crockery on the top shelf whist the cutlery ...  Read the complete review

This is the first dishwasher Ive had and Im very impressed, I got it in the silver colour and unlike my American fridge the silver is easy to clean. It has 4 wash cycles but I only use the hottest as it needs to be on the hottest to get mucky stuff clean, and it does take a while, probably 45 minutes, but thats fine as ive a big family and I always fill it before using it. Its AAA which means its the best enenrgy using one, and I believe you actually save water if you use this when its full rather than four or five sinks of washing up. I wouldnt be without mine now, I only wish I'd have got one years ago when the kids were tiny. Ive had it almost a year now and had no ...  Read the complete review