Can you believe – they still make the Dishmaster! It’s available from the manufacturer — at dishmaster-faucet.com — and also at other retailers.
I love this product and its authentic retro style.
Make a happy mess in your kitchen – then have some more fun cleaning up. Yes – this faucet makes washing the dishes fun via the “Push Button Dishwashing” action of the special aerator brush wand – which dispenses soapy sudsy water and rinses clean, too. Feel good about use of precious resources as well: The Dishmaster can conserve water, energy and detergent when used in place of an automatic dishwasher. And, it’s Made in America, by a small company right in Indiana that literally came to the rescue to save the brand! Thank you, Silver Stream LLC!
Dishmaster M2000
In this economy, who wants bling for Christmas? Get yourself a Dishmaster!
Dishmaster faucets: Dishwashing the easy way 
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Dishmaster faucets will get the whole family in the dishwashing act! 
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I just left a comment in the wrong place so here it is again….
We had a Dishmaster in our 1950 South San Francisco house when I was growing up. I don’t think I ever knew anyone else who had one. When friends would come over they would ask what it was. My brother recently insalled one in his house in Hayward.
Anita
Hey Pam!
Congrats on bringing this terrific product back to the world of retro! I bought a used Dishmaster back about 2 years ago, and installed it in my travel trailer. I originally got it to install in my 1956 Pacemaker 36′ trailer, but since the restoration of that is going to be some years away, I decided to treat myself to “Dishmaster Living” in my newer trailer for the time being. I LOVE IT!!! I had been looking to see if anyone had parts for mine because it needs a new sprayer head where the brushes attach and was afraid I would be lost on that score when I wasn’t finding any dealers/distributors. The first one I saw was in a neighbor’s early 50′s steel kitchen, attached to her wall. The house was built in the 30′s but someone in the early 50′s did a total kitchen remodel with Geneva kitchen cabinets, and that cool Dishmaster.
Unfortunately the entire house was torn down by the county in 1983, and at a time when I was young and stupid enough to not realize what I could have salvaged. AAAAAHHHHHH!!! Thanks again for helping to give others a chance to own a Dishmaster.
Robyn
I saw one of these at a store when I lived in Redlands, CA. I remembered that my aunt and uncle had one at their home in White Deer, TX when I was about 5 or 6 years old. I bought it and installed it. I loved it. Now that I’m back in TX, I’m going to buy another one in my current house. They are so cool!
Hi Patrick and thanks for your comment. Oh how I love the Dishmaster. I am showing it to everyone here at my talks at the Eugene Home Show. Can you believe they still make it!!!
Be sure to read my post about my trip to the Dishmaster factory in Mitchell, Indiana, I love those people!: http://retrorenovation.com/2008/12/05/dishmaster-factory-in-mitchell-indiana-mom-i-take-a-road-trip/
I just bought a house in Lakewood, CA that was built in 1951. It has a vintage dishmaster like the one in the second picture on this page. I am remodeling my kitchen and will not be using the Dishmaster. Is it worth anything? Is there a market for used vintage Dishmasters? Thanks.
My uncle, Bob Weber, as the inventor of the Dishmaster. He along with Mr. Manville (Dishmaster was originally called “The Manville Dishmaster”), and my grandfather, Albert Weber, formed the company in Pontiac, Michigan not long after Uncle bob return from WWII. I have a cartoon drawn by VIP featuring my uncle answering the dishmaster rather than the phone with his sec. saying “No! the phone, Mr. Weber. The phone.” Bought my Dishmaster in 1999 (still working just fine without any repairs or new parts). Just have to backflush it once in awhile. (Family members used to get Dishmasters free -hint – hint). am so pleased to know it is still being made and that people still love them. Dan Parshall