Slimline dishwasher

Bush is just a name badge bought by an upstart manufacturer. However the reviews do look okay. Beko has more provenance. I was nearly in the market for an integrated slimline one, 45cm wide where our existing kitchen unit door has to be refitted to it. A replacement Bosch would've been around £500. However managed to get the old Bosch fixed so it marches on for now after 14 years.

Never use Bush. Bought less than a year, called repair for 2 times, luckily under 1 yr warranty. When the engineer looked for the problem, we discovered that no any sealings and waterproof measures on the electric joints, and much more dangerous and poor stupid designs.

We have the CDA WC432. Have had it for 5 years now and it’s very good.

I like my Kenwood KDW45W16 from Currys and that was around that price.

I don't see that exact model, but I assume they are all similar.

Good things:
All the programmes you need (rapid, quick/light, long/slow/cheap).
Seems to clean well on every setting.
Quiet: you can sit in the same room and it doesn't annoy
Looks good

Bad things:
Slimline means that if you use a lot of pans when cooking, you'll need 2 runs
The baskets rust - far more than they should

Look out for:
Check the depth as I assume space is a premium
An economy setting that takes a long time, but the drying cycle uses the heat of the wash to dry and not the heater.

Avoid second hand - buy cheap buy twice.

Unfortunately unlikely you’ll find a good second hand dishwasher / if it’s being sold it’s for a reason