Curto's Appliances – Westchester County, NYC

The more I learn about Asko dishwashers, the more I feel a compelling urge to drop an info bomb on your screen. I dig ‘em.
Gather round and let’s get schooled on a broad level, then I’ll return with some other vids that will be model-focused.

The scene is a tony Upper East Side apartment. An elevator opens up to a loft space.
White walls. High ceilings. Open floor plan. What are we doing with the kitchen?
Elena designed the kitchen and cabinets herself. Appliance-wise she rolled with an ASKO stainless integrated dishwasher (she was the owner of an ASKO dw at her prior residence and swore by it, which is the typical sentiment from ASKO owners), Wolf 30″ dual fuel range DF304, and a SubZero Bi36 framed refrigerator. She also has Bosch Axxis 24″ laundry tucked away and stacked in a closet.
Beautiful design here Elena.

Elean's Upper East Side Kitchen. Wolf DF304 range, SubZero 36" Framed refrigerator, ASKO integrated dishwasher.

There’s much to love about ASKO dishwashers.
- 10 spray arms which provide insane and comprehensive coverage = things get clean!
- Award winning elegant and intelligent design.
- Fan dry function which negates biggest issue customers have with European dishwashers (that they don’t dry).

To top it off, Asko is the only company which encourages dancing while you research dishwashers.
Let’s dig deeper and swing to the beats….

The good folks at Asko must have read my mind. Or maybe I have it reversed. In any case, fresh on the heels of my vid touting the Asko D5424 dishwasher,
I found a vid where Asko takes us on a trip through it’s control panel. Hot pants!

Check this…if you’re on a budget a $499-$599 dishwasher is fine, but don’t expect the uber-cleaning performance you’ve seen or heard of in the past…watch this….