Now that it’s finally plugged in again. I just finished moving the socket I had wired up further to the right so I could put one of the cabinets I pulled out during installation next to it. Which necessitated making the cabinet structurally sound, because these cabinets are crap. Which required shoring up and leveling the counter. Before which I had to pull the new sink out again and remount it correctly.

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    14 days ago

    that’s cool, maybe in the future it can use ai to see if some dishes are still dirty and give another wash, or in the future future targeted streams that can focus directly on the worst bits

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      14 days ago

      Apparently it does have some level of dirt sensitivity! And it looks like I can make custom “smart cycles.” and it does tell me how much energy it uses, which I like, because electricity is stupid expensive here. I dunno. I can tell you it does a good job getting my dishes clean, and that’s my priority.

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        14 days ago

        that’s one fancy washing machine 😎

        I assume you’re in an apartment and can’t get solar/battery?

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            13 days ago

            Welp if you get a chance it’s a huge money saver and stress saver, my electricity bill has gone down to like $5 a month

            I get https://flowpower.com.au/residential/ 45c a kwh I export into the grid during peak times as well so that eats into my daily supply charge because I pretty much never get power from the grid anymore