In 40+ years of appliance work I've watched dishwashers get a bad rap for valid reasons and for things they had no control over. For the most part they are good inprovements. I have maintained the saying "you can build a dishwasher out of an erector set and plywood and still get clean / dry dishes as long as you can supply and maintain the correct water temp." Maintain is the keyThat magic number has always been 140 degrees. Mandated Energy regulations present a chalenge due to factors manufacturers can not control such as how long it takes for cold water to clear the line because water just sitting it the pipe, will cool down. No dishwasher was ever designed to heat water from cold to 140+. Average home you will loose 20 degrees from water heater to kitchen, or around 1 degree per foot of temp loss. Ever wonder how dishwashers suddenly became "Tupperware Safe." Since the early 80's dishwashers have heavily depended on water temp to dry dishes. Dishwashes that heat water but don't have a heated dry, do a great job of heating the water. There are several other factors that can cause poor drying like having much more plastic than dish dishes. The one constant will always be the water tem.

You are lucky you had it working for 2 years I got a logitech combo wireless mouse and keyboard for Christmas it worked ok for about 3 weeks then it just went wacky. Started typing random letters across the page and the mouse seemed to only work when it wanted to. I returned it. Went back to my plug in keyboard and my GE wireless optical mini mouse. Works great.

Is your personal info maybe being deleted automatically each time you log off the computer? Are you able to stay logged in at other sites? Of this I am not sure. Other sites are OK, up to 3 to 4 years ago this one was alright as well, now, as I am to understand, Spike no longer runs it.. The good news is that I pulled the scroll wheel and cleaned it - it was rather dirty. A mini but true vacuum would be nice for these delicate chores. The Logitech Trackball of mine is 5 to 7 years old, only the monitor is older in this system..

What anguish I read these comments with. My beloved Maine Coon Cat at age ten gradually stopped eating after his requisite vaccinations. He gradually lost a third of his weight. I took him to the vet. Blood work was done. Palpations were done. He stopped eating, or, as far as I could tell, drinking. I was distraught, and, finally, on a weekend took him to the Pet hospital, where he is now. After reading many of these comments, I am very afraid. He is ten years old and we have had him since he was three weeks old. He is laid-back, thoughtful, and has command of much vocabulary. How can we get along without our beloved cat? He is to have an ultrasound tomorrow, and I shudder at what the news might be. . .