GE Cafe CDT835SSJSS vs Bosch SMS53L62EU

This dishwasher has been awarded the Energy Star by U.S. Department of Energy. This means that this machine meets high energy efficiency standards and will cost you only $32 annually in electric bills.

This machine utilizes a total of 140 jets that will not leave any food stains. Of course, this depends on the type of stain and what cycle you choose. On the heavy cycle, this machine will clean even the stickiest oatmeal stains.

If you don’t have a lot of dishes to do, you can load only one zone and choose to wash dishes only in that zone. This saves water and energy.

With five options to choose from, there shouldn’t be any problems with finding the best one that would fit the cleaning task.

It has a stainless steel front doors and the racks inside the machine are also made of stainless steel.

The height of the upper rack can be adjusted so it can fit larger items. You can also separate the cutlery holder into three baskets.

This machine is equipped with bottle jets. This means that you can truly wash your baby bottles, sports bottles, vases, or any other bottle shaped items.

This unit makes a noise of 45 dB, which means that it will make less noise than your fridge.

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.