Short dishwasher?

I currently use a portable, apartment-size dishwasher, which is
significantly smaller than a regular one but no shorter. I saw a
picture online of a small kitchen (unfortunately, no info available)
that had a dishwasher installed underneath the sink. I'd rather give
up a sink cupboard than a "regular" cupboard for a dishwasher. Does
anyone have suggestions where such a short dishwasher might be found?

Thanks in advance,
Jo Ann

In article <1144533705.083264.317090@i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
<"hillacc@yahoo.com"> wrote:
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> Does
> anyone have suggestions where such a short dishwasher might be found?[/color]

Searching Altavista for "under sink dishwasher" amazingly turns up a
multitude of sources.

You could try that...

[email]hillacc@yahoo.com[/email] wrote:[color=blue]
> I currently use a portable, apartment-size dishwasher, which is
> significantly smaller than a regular one but no shorter. I saw a
> picture online of a small kitchen (unfortunately, no info available)
> that had a dishwasher installed underneath the sink. I'd rather give
> up a sink cupboard than a "regular" cupboard for a dishwasher. Does
> anyone have suggestions where such a short dishwasher might be found?
>[/color]

We had a Youngstown Kitchens dishwasher-sink combo that had the
dishwasher as a toploader and it could double as a wash sink if needed.
It gravity-drained as I recall and was pretty idiotproof. I think
Whirlpool made a similar unit in modern times.

[email]hillacc@yahoo.com[/email] wrote:[color=blue]
> I currently use a portable, apartment-size dishwasher, which is
> significantly smaller than a regular one but no shorter. I saw a
> picture online of a small kitchen (unfortunately, no info available)
> that had a dishwasher installed underneath the sink. I'd rather give
> up a sink cupboard than a "regular" cupboard for a dishwasher. Does
> anyone have suggestions where such a short dishwasher might be found?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Jo Ann
>[/color]

Simple online searching turns up many results. Here is a pertinent example:

[url]http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/category.jsp?categoryId=887[/url]

--
John McGaw
[Knoxville, TN, USA]
[url]http://johnmcgaw.com[/url]

Doh! I was so disappointed that the online picture I saw didn't
provide any info that it didn't even occur to me simply to run a
search! Thanks!

Jo Ann

The drawer dishwasher is actually made by Fisher Paykel in Australia. We
have the double drawer version and like it but it has got to be installed
exactly per instructions. The drain hoses are thin and if they are not
routed correctly and supported they will eventually kink and the drawers
will not drain and will give you an F1 error. The drain hoses should have
no slack and should be routed along the bottom of the cabinet until they
finally go up and around then down to the drain pipe.


"John McGaw" <nobody@nowh.ere> wrote in message
news:c%XZf.20555$Sf.5100@bignews6.bellsouth.net...[color=blue]
> [email]hillacc@yahoo.com[/email] wrote:[color=green]
>> I currently use a portable, apartment-size dishwasher, which is
>> significantly smaller than a regular one but no shorter. I saw a
>> picture online of a small kitchen (unfortunately, no info available)
>> that had a dishwasher installed underneath the sink. I'd rather give
>> up a sink cupboard than a "regular" cupboard for a dishwasher. Does
>> anyone have suggestions where such a short dishwasher might be found?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Jo Ann
>>[/color]
>
> Simple online searching turns up many results. Here is a pertinent
> example:
>
> [url]http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/category.jsp?categoryId=887[/url]
>
> --
> John McGaw
> [Knoxville, TN, USA]
> [url]http://johnmcgaw.com[/url][/color]