How dishwasher technology tackles stubborn residue and makes loading easier
LG’s QuadWash dishwashers use multi-angle sprays and steam so you don’t have to pre-scrub and soak dishes before loading them.
LG’s QuadWash dishwashers tackle stubborn residue and simplify loading, making dishwashing less of a chore. Traditional dishwashing often involves pre-scrubbing and soaking dishes before loading, which can be tedious and time-consuming. Some find the act of washing dishes soothing, but the actual task of cleaning dishes can be frustrating.
Dishwashers can use significant amounts of water, but LG’s QuadWash models are designed to be water-efficient, potentially saving up to 22,000 liters of water over their lifetime compared to manual washing.
The QuadWash series employs four angled spray arms and Multi-Motion technology to improve coverage and rotate the spray arms for thorough cleaning. This design reduces the need for pre-rinsing or soaking dishes, addressing concerns about stubborn residue. True Steam technology further loosens dried-on food on pots, plates, and bowls, minimizing the need for extra scrubbing.
Loading dishes into the QuadWash is made easier with EasyRack Plus, an adjustable rack system that accommodates various shapes and sizes of cookware, cutlery, glasses, and bowls. The dishwasher operates quietly, producing as little as 44dB of noise, and features a user-friendly app for monitoring cycles, accessing additional programs, and receiving maintenance reminders. With these advanced features, LG’s QuadWash dishwashers aim to make dishwashing a more efficient and less burdensome task.
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