Comments on: Dishmaster factory in Mitchell, Indiana – Mom & I take a road trip

By: Janet

Janet — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 01:12:24 +0000

What is it like to use one of these?

Does the sprayer brush get gummed up quickly and have to be replaced often? Is it more reliable and usable than the general run of sprayers?

If you also have a dishwasher, is better to buy the coarser brush for pots and pans?

If you have the older-style Dishmaster, is it a pain to have separate controls for hot and cold?

Considering its use as a faucet only (disregarding the soap and sprayer), how does the quality and performance compare to a regular faucet?

I’d like to have a Dishmaster just for the looks but my husband fears it might turn out to be merely gimmicky.

By: 20Twenty

20Twenty — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 06:52:51 +0000

I just got new stem ends the other day but noticed one of the seats had a notch in it…probably corrosion. That means I’m not far off from needing the whole unit. It was in the house I bought in 1976. I only get 35 years of use? Geeeze, things just don’t last these days.

By: John Taylor

John Taylor — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 00:27:39 +0000

Twenty years ago, I became interested in Retro Items. I started to restore my home to its earlier years, the 1950′s. It was a challenge, but a fun challenge I may add.
I started looking for faucets for my kitchen and I found the one that I wanted it was a Dishmaster set. Well, I decided to venture out and see where I may find them. Well, I finally found the ad on this web site and was reluctant to find it. To my surprise I discovered that the manufacturing company was in my Mother’s home town.
It gives me great pleasure to say that I am happy to see that the Dishmaster has a place in my heart just like it does in my home.

John Taylor