My dishwasher died and I'm looking to buy a new one right now. I measured it 24" across. I go on homedepot's website and it has them listed at depth, width, and height. What is the proper way to measure this unit while installed? I'm confident with the 24" width. 



I measured from the tile to the bottom of the countertop and it's 34.5". HD website has them listed at 34.25, 35.9, 35.1, 34.3, 32.25, 34.5, 35, 32.3. Fucking wow. 



As for depth, the counter is 25" deep but 22.4 and 23.1. What the fuck? 



I googled the unit I have now to hopefully find out the exact size but I cannot into it. Kitchenaid KUDS30FXPA8 Type: 577-1. Can anyone figure it out with that information?

>>2603897 (OP)

>obtain slave

>have them wash all your dishes

>save the cabinet space to install more cabinets for storing your most colorful eggs

>finally have a use for the fifth spare servant's quarters

based.

>>2603897 (OP)

>24" wide by 34.5" high space between base cabinets

>25" counter depth

You've got the standard space for just about every unit made for the US market. The KitchenAid model you listed is made for that opening.

Anyone here have one of those restaurants dish washers, the ones that do a full cycle in 90 second.

I know they are loud and need extra room for supplies, but I've been thinking about finding one.

I just got a free portable dishwasher with caster wheels from a friend. You hook it up to the sink.

Go with a Maytag or Bosch, those are the good ones right now. I have a Maytag I like, although the water level float sensor tends to leak. Gonna fix that at some point but for now I just put a bowl under the drip

I only used one once but I wasn't impressed personally. It was more of a "rinse and sanitize" machine than an actual dishwasher. Everything had to be prewashed by hand in our kitchen.
