My family room is usually warmer than the other rooms. Is there a way to have the family room sensor participating without the other sensors participating by programming a certain time of the day for the family room and later have them all participating at a later time?
It is really hot in Texas like triple digits. Over a week ago I had this issue and then after a few hours it went away. Today the same is happening. Set to 73 but temp is 77.
What settings do you use for Rinse Aid and clean sensor settings? For Rinse Aid there is 0 to highest 6 and clean sensor from standard, sensitive and very sensitive.
I have the shp78dm5n dishwasher that is new and washes great. However, sometimes I see like what I'd describe as small amounts of brown sand particles on top of some cups. When I remove the filter to clean it, it has some of the brown on it and comes off after rinsing. None of the dishes have any film which is great. I just don't know what the sand is.
From time to time if I do not turn on my garbage disposal prior to running the dishwasher the dishwasher backs water up the sink. I know the accordion has to go.
What is the best way to install a p-trap? The pipe coming out of the wall does not line up with the garbage disposal.
I don't know if this is normal or not. Makes like a water slap/swishing sound inside with a slight squeak. Comes and goes. Wash setting Auto, sanitize, crystaldry.
The first time I used it, it was dead silent. Now it makes a knocking like noise. Is this normal?
Shp78dm5n model
I did my first wash normal, sanitize, crystal dry and at the end 80 percent was still wet. I used the jet dry detergent tab that came with it but I forgot to add rinse aid. Doing a round now with rinse aid. Hopefully the no rinse aid was the issue.
Thoughts?
The other day I had a plumbing company come out and they gave me a quote for a softener so they said. Today another company came by and I told them I wanted a softener to help reduce or eliminate scaling and we want the silky shower feeling. He's like a filtration system does that, not a softener. Fast foward the first company wanted to sell me a halo 5 which is a filtration system and the halo 9 a conditioner company two. I found out the first company it was a filtration system after I told they guy today that company was going to do a halo 5. Anyhow I am glad I cleared this up because it makes no sense to tell two companies that all I want is a softener. One assumed or lied saying halo 5 is a softener and the other was honest but pushed the halo 9 conditioner.
Today's company quoted me $7800 installing whatever softener I provide, tear concrete and redo in order to run the water to the house to the garage with a trench and to bring the drain feom the garage to the sewer pipe in front of the house with a t-trap and air gap. I think that's high.
Per Amazon customers say the water fells soft but not slippery like the salt ones that removes minerals, you use less soap, no draining not electricity needed. This may be what I need based on the drain challenge I have.
Thoughts?
A plumber came by today and mentioned flow tech as an option vs a whole house softener. He said it does not remove hard water and you won't get the silky skin feel when you shower but helps to avoid faucet scale etc.
Is the flow tech a good option?
My home does not have the pre installed lines nor drain to add a water softener so the plumber would have to utilize the water heater lines and also add a drain exit way because in the garage I have slab with no floor drain, no sink, no washing machine to drain to.
My home does not have the pre installed lines nor drain to add a water softener so the plumber would have to utilize the water heater lines and also add a drain exit way because in the garage I have slab with no floor drain, no sink, no washing machine to drain to.
I do not see the main incoming water line going into the house. All I see is the water heater.
Is there a line that I need to look for near the heater or that is already connected to the heater?
I do not see the main incoming water line going into the house. All I see is the water heater.
Is there a line that I need to look for near the heater or that is already connected to the heater?
I do not see the main incoming water line going into the house. All I see is the water heater.
Is there a line that I need to look for near the heater or that is already connected to the heater?
Mine arrives in 3 weeks. I exchanged it from the shp65dm5n that has AutoAir.
I ordered the 500 series and it arrives on Friday but I've been looking at the 800 now and I am not sure if I should cancel and order an 800.
It is around $100 to $150 more, so not much of a difference.
My counter is formica with the particle engineered wood at the bottom that can swell and come apart. I am concerned with the Bosh AutoAir when the door opens and lets steam out.
Does the barrier that Bosh supply help or what can I do to protect the counter bottom right above the dishwasher door?