Dishwasher - a must !

Macropod

Macropod

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A couple of pics of the dishwasher I installed in our 20.63.1 Ordered the van with a deeper cabinet, water, drainage and power at the front to accommodate the Omega dishwasher. The way I figure it is that I don't wash dishes at home so why would I want to wash dishes when I am on holidays. Family of 4, tiny sink, lots of meals - I worked out that we were burning up to an hour a day fiddling around with dirty dishes and pots. Now it all gets shoved into the dishwasher and I never have to wash up again !

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Burnsy

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Best thing we did was buy a plastic stacker thingy to stand the plates up after washing....saves space and they dry themselves!
 
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I guess it does sound a bit extravagant, and I suppose disposable plates, and using the two legged dishwashers is an option, but you see a fair amount of effort go into getting a washing machine into a van - but really, you only need to use a washing machine every few days - never - if you only get away for long weekends and the odd week. You wash up 3 times or more a day - and yet, this is not an option available from Jayco. Might sound like a step too far - but whatever gives me more time with the kids (away from the sink) - is a good option in my book. The benchtop unit from Omega was only around $300. Had to remove the centre door brace to get it in - but not too hard a task.
 
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