It is the standard warning placed on nearly every single manufactured item since California passed Prop 65. It requires that if a product may contain, in ANY AMOUNT (even undetectable amounts), any material on a list of around 800 chemicals, the warning label must be placed on the product. For example, the caramel color in Coke and Pepsi would have required the label even though, according to the FDA, it would have taken more than 1000 cans per day to reach a dose shown to potentially lead to cancer in mice. Coke and Pepsi changed their color ingredient to avoid the label. Aside from that, this is a two-year-old thread. Do you really think the OP still has the label? Just go look on nearly any product and read it for yourself, or if you don't wish to put forth any effort at all, google it.

Sorry I abandoned this tread for awhile. My dad forgot to put my new car in park when he got out of it. It rolled off the driveway, DOWNHILL about 200+ yards thru the pasture. A large tree stopped it, killing it (my car) :( The most wonderfully awesome, perfect for me car EVER! 36 hours of crying can do some nasty things to your eyes AND face :( warmfridge, right now I have one of those small plastic liquid medicine cups in the mesh basket. I've put bottle rings and nipples in it. Small plastic forks and spoons but mostly, it's seldom used. It's not in the way to I chose to leave it :) magothyrivergirl, my Maytag was almost 10 years old. The repair cost ratio dictated a new one...Oh no! I did myself a favor a few years ago and gave away all my stoneware and replaced it with Corelle. I know a lot of people think it's tacky but maybe those people don't have issues with their hands and arms (YET!) I can pick up 4 or 5 plates with one hand at one time. They fit nicely and don't chip. We aren't wine drinkers so I don't have this problem but you can remove one half of the top cutlery try to give room for your stemware. Picture below. Any stemware should fit. You can put the extra silverware in the corner basket on the bottom rack or use your silverware basket that a lot of us have removed to make more room in the bottom. This dw seems to have endless possibilities! tress21, I haven't used heated dry in 20 years. It heats the house and costs more in energy costs. I'm glad I have it if I ever decide I need it :) There are two halves to the cutlery tray. You can easily take one (or both for that matter) out for tall stemware and you wouldn't have to lower the middle row. I keep forgetting about this when I have a lot of big pots and pans to wash. OY!

So glad to see more people post their experience with their machines. Thank you! alexamorrie, good to hear you're happy with your Kenmore Elite. I liked our old DW but I have to admit that I also like the 3rd tray Bosch and Miele feature. We always have a lot of flatware, spatulas, knives and such, more than we could fit in the flatware baskets in our old machine. Our old Kenmore had a small, long basket at the back of the top tray that came in handy but the new Kenmores don't have that, unfortunately. Buehl, good to hear from another happy Bosch owner. Thanks for letting me know that your dishes fit. I'm familiar with Pfaltzgraff (our previous dishware was Pfaltzgraff) so I know it's roughly the same thickness as our current Fiestaware. Thanks, rococogurl, for answering my question. I don't know how often I'll fold tines down or lift sections out but it would be nice to have that flexibility. Thanks, somersetlass, glad to hear you liked your Mieles. I'm glad you've had good experiences with your KAs, catbuilder. Our Kenmore badged KA was great, the previous KA not nearly as good. That said, neither lasted much beyond 10 yrs. And that's just crazy! Seriously, when did a 10 yr appliance lifespan become the norm? Karenseb, glad to hear you're happy with your Bosch. I'd love it if you'd take a pic of it in action. I'm curious to know what you mean by " more versatile double sided utensil rack." Thanks! sjhockeyfan, I think our old DW had fold down tines that we never folded down. But since the tines on the Bosch and Miele aren't quite as generously spaced as our old Kenmore, it might be an issue for us when we wash casserole dishes and fry pans. I think I'll need to take another trip to the appliance store to look at the machines again. A2, you are awesome for posting a pic of your Miele DW in action! I can't believe how much you fit in it! Do you remember which model it is? You mentioned on your 3rd year anniversary thread that you had a service call on the machine. What was it for? Thank you, everyone!

Sorry to hear that you have had such a rough time. It really stinks to be without a dishwasher and is unacceptable how long it is taking for them to put a working appliance in your house. Out of curiosity though, you said Bosch determined that the unit should be replaced, and the problem seems to be at the Lowe's level. Since it sounds like Bosch is already aware of the issue with the machine, have you tried contacting them directly? Maybe they could put a little pressure on Lowe's? I don't know that it would help, but at this point, it probably wouldn't hurt. IMO, not only does Lowe's need to do something to take care of the problem, but Bosch as well since you obviously got a crummy machine- you are a customer of both parties, and they need to remember that. I've had my Bosch for 9 or so years and am still very fond of it. Hope you get it taken care of soon :^(