Bosch 500 SHX65T55UC vs Bosch SMS53L62EU

This machine will cost you $27 annually to operate and has been awarded the Energy Star by U.S. Department of Energy.

There's an option to choose from white or stainless steel models. You can choose if you want the control panel to be hidden above the door, or you can have it in the front. With this unit, you can also choose from three types of handles - pocket handles, recessed handles or a bar handle.

The height of the upper rack can be adjusted so you can fit larger items on the top or the bottom rack. Tines on the upper rack can be adjusted to fit pots, pans or bowls.

When your start your washing cycle, the dishwasher will project a red light beam onto the floor. When the cycle is done, light is turned off.

With this option you can be sure that your dishes will be sanitized. That will be achieved by using a high-temperature water on your dishes.

Which includes a 1-year warranty for the entire appliance. 5-year warranty for microprocessor or printed circuit board and racks. And a lifetime warranty for rust-through on inner tub liner.

The produced noise level of Bosch 500 is 44 dB, which is only a little bit louder then your computer.

With a price tag of less than $570, this machine does a great job and has a lot of nice features.

This is a great option for smaller loads. You can choose to wash dishes only in the top or the bottom zone which uses less energy.

Uses 0.9 kWh for a full load on Eco cycle. On average, dishwashers use 1.44 kWh.

While the average dishwasher uses 6 gallons of water per cycle, this dishwasher uses a little less than 2 gallons for a full load on Eco cycle. That's less water than you would use while washing dishes with hands.

This cycle saves more water and energy because there's no rinsing or drying of the dishes.

When it's working, the dishwasher makes allmost the same ammount of noise as your fridge.