GE Dishwasher Only $549 Delivered at Lowe’s (Regularly $1019) – Ultra Quiet w/ Bottle Cleaning Feature
Through July 31st, hop on over to Lowe’s where you can score this GE 45-Decibel Hard Food Disposer Built-in Dishwasher for just $549 delivered (regularly $1,019)!
Hip Tip: You may also be eligible for additional rebates to reduce your cost even further! Check below the price listed to see if there are any rebates available in your area.
This GE dishwasher has three racks, with the smallest rack across the top for flatware, knives and small utensils. The hard food disposer with removable filter pulverizes remaining food to prevent them from clogging the washing arms. It is ultra quiet and features controls on the top of the dishwasher.
Plus it features special bottle jets that reach in hard-to-clean areas for baby bottles, water bottles and more – so cool!
45 decibels… That is amazingly good!!!
Anyone have this dishwasher? Any comments on it? The reviews seem to be hit or miss. Looking for a new dishwasher but don’t want a dud that doesn’t work
I’ve had this dishwasher for almost 3 years and love it! It’s super quiet/I can’t even hear it going, so I can run it anytime. And, I like that I can raise the middle rack if I want to wash large/tall pots on the lower rack, or lower it if I have tall sports bottles that I want to put on the middle rack. Plus, the 3rd rack comes in handy for misc kitchen utensils or for washing a lot of cutlery when entertaining as do the wine glass holders Highly recommend it!
Where do you check for additional rebates? I didn’t see anything once I clicked on link to dishwasher
Hi there! It seems that may vary. If available, you should see it listed below the price. Hope this helps!
I have this exact dishwasher. Got it in December. I love the top utensil rack and the bottle washers. Because we use lots of sports bottles it makes it great for ensuring they are clean. My issue is that when I have a bottle in the bottle wash slots, the top rack cannot be at the highest setting. Which means my dinner plates don’t fit on the lower rack. If that’s confusing I apologize, lol. Basically there is a top utensil rack, a top dish rack and a bottom dish rack. The top dish rack is adjustable. But it has to be at the highest setting to allow the spinner to not hit my dinner plate. And the top dish rack has to be at the middle or lowest setting to allow my Nalgene bottles in the top rack bottle spots. So I would recommend that anyone wanting this dishwasher to first take your exact water bottle and largest daily used dinner plate into the store to ensure they both fit at the same time. I now hand wash all my lace dinner plates and that’s a bummer. But I try to be smart and keep the bottles to one load every two days and the dishes either hand wash or do when the bottles aren’t being done. There’s my two cents. I do love the low noise and all the features and settings. Great washer. Feel free to ask me anything and I will share my own experience. Great price.
Thanks so much for sharing all this great info on this dishwasher, Stacy! We really appreciate it!
I just read the reviews, and they are not good. Make sure you check them. Looks like they are trying to get rid of these.
If you sort the reviews by the most recent, they look pretty good, Spoons! I just sorted from newest to oldest since I did see a few bad reviews that were from 2016. Hope this helps!
I wouldn’t buy GE appliances. They have horrible repairs. I just got a kitchen aid dishwasher and 39 decibels.
We have this dishwasher and let me just say it’s a piece of junk !!!! Within one year it’s been worked on 3 times !!! We actually just got home from looking for a replacement dishwasher. Can’t wait to get rid of it !
Aww bummer! I’m really sorry to hear that! It sounds super frustrating, Stacy!
Thank you for your input
On another note, I’m in the market for a new washing machine. For some of the machines I’ve looked at, I have noticed a common theme among reviewers about not enough water when the machine fills up so that some clothes are still dry at the end of the cycle. I’m a little confused and frustrated right now. Any suggestions?
I have a GE that has a deep water rinse which I thought would solve that problem, but it doesn’t. Just had to have a rinse pump put in at just over $205 after 4 years of about 3 loads a week average. Truly disappointed……….