- Does it really dry plastics?
- Dry Boost is designed to dry hard-to-dry items like plastics up to three times better than heated dry. Owners back this up, saying plastics come out noticeably drier.
- Do I need to pre-rinse dishes?
- No. The steam option loosens tough soils before the wash cycle, so GE and owners say pre-rinsing or soaking is not needed.
- How many place settings does it hold?
- It fits 16 place settings, with a third rack and a removable silverware caddy for extra flexibility.
- Is it quiet enough for an open kitchen?
- Yes. It runs at 45 dBA, which owners describe as quiet during normal operation.
- Does it need a separate adapter for Wi-Fi?
- Yes. Wi-Fi control requires a separately purchased adapter, so smart features are not included out of the box.
- How does it compare with the previous GE tall-tub model?
- It adds a redesigned third rack, Dry Boost drying and deep-clean and bottle jets. The trade-off is longer intensive and sanitize cycles.
- Where is the GE GDP670SGVBB 24" Fully Integrated Tall-Tub Dishwasher cheapest?
- At Homery, for $551.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the GE GDP670SGVBB 24" Fully Integrated Tall-Tub Dishwasher?
- Buyers like: Superior drying performance from Dry Boost technology; Deep cleaning jets for silverware, tall glasses and jars; Steam + Sani cycle eliminates 99.999% of bacteria without pre-rinsing. Common complaints: Wi-Fi requires a separately purchased adapter; Intensive and sanitizing cycles may take longer than standard programs.
- Where can I buy the GE GDP670SGVBB 24" Fully Integrated Tall-Tub Dishwasher?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Homery, Aj Madison, The Home Depot, Lowe's, GE Appliances.