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Snowbird67
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Jan 11, 2014

RV dishwashers

I am noticing in many of the newer models of RV's that they are now putting dishwashers in them.. what is your experience with this. I wonder if the lack of water pressure in some areas would render them useless and not worth the price.
ty again.. Snowbird
  • Snowbird67 wrote:
    atreis wrote:
    Can't imagine that these would work well boondocking... I'd think they would consume too much water and electric. I also don't mind doing the dishes while camping - there's usually not that many and lots of time available. I do the dishes and cooking while my wife keeps the kids entertained and plans our activities.




    We dont camp per say..we live. and no kids to worry about.


    I'd like to think that what I do is live too, but some days I really wonder, especially early in the morning.
  • Bill.Satellite wrote:
    atreis wrote:
    Can't imagine that these would work well boondocking... I'd think they would consume too much water and electric. I also don't mind doing the dishes while camping - there's usually not that many and lots of time available. I do the dishes and cooking while my wife keeps the kids entertained and plans our activities.


    Why do people keep saying the dishwasher uses too much water? 3.6 gallons to wash up to a service of 9? You likely could not do that in a sink with that little water.


    I said water AND electric (and also mentioned boondocking - we don't use a generator either, just solar and propane). Anyway, I typically do dishes for a family of 5 in about a gallon of water (unless they're really nasty). Half a gallon for washing is plenty, and the other half dripped over them to rinse. When you gotta haul it yourself you learn to conserve. :)

    That said, it'd be a great thing for my parents, who almost always camp with full hookups.

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