Dishwashers are present in about 73% of American households. Prices range from roughly $300 for basic models to $2,000 or more for premium units. A $1,000 budget captures many higher-end features and leaves room for sales and outlet variability. Shoppers often face trade-offs such as choosing eco-friendly cycles versus quiet operation or sleek pocket handles versus adjustable racks. Common sizes include 24" and 18" widths, with larger models generally offering greater accessibility. Size, materials, and finish should guide purchasing decisions. Average consumer spending recently was just over $800 for new dishwashers.
Washing up sucks. This has always been true. It's why the dishwasher was invented. To be honest, loading and unloading the dishwasher isn't exactly fun, either. But it beats standing in front of the sink with your hands in hot water! This is probably why, according to a report published by the American Council for an Efficient Economy, 73% of American households have a dishwasher.
Given that dishwashers have long life spans and vary a lot in price, it's hard to know how to budget for a new appliance. A quick glance at Home Depot, Wayfair, or other appliance store website will show that basic models start at around $300, and the most expensive commercially available dishwashers carry a price tag of $2,000 or more. According to Consumer Reports, however, $1,000 is a good ballpark to aim for when buying a fancy new dishwasher.
Collection
[
|
...
]