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September 14, 2004
New Sears Kenmore Turbozone Dishwasher
Coming to Sears Oct. 1st 2004
Power
A TurboZone™ dishwasher is powerful enough to power-clean even the toughest
mess. Whether it’s a casserole dish with stuck-on cheese or a pan with sticky sauces,
TurboZone™ can clean it.
Flexibility
The TurboZone™ area is located in the back of the lower rack to allow for fl exible
loading of serving utensils, silverware, plates or cookware of all kinds.
Performance
With the TurboZone™ option, you can clean everything in one load. The TurboZone™
option only power-cleans those items located in the special zone while the rest of
the load is gently and eff ectively cleaned.
Savings
Since the TurboZone™ option is so eff ective at power-cleaning messes,
the dishwasher actually uses less resources. It uses less water and less energy than
other Pots & Pans cycles.
Freedom
Cleaning up will never be a consideration when deciding what to cook.
Regardless of the mess you create, the TurboZone™ option can clean it.
What exactly does a
TurboZone™ dishwasher do?
It provides a concentrated wash to dishes placed in the
back of the lower rack to power-clean stuck-on foods
while the rest of the load is gently and eff ectively cleaned.
With fold down tines, large items can be easily loaded for
maximum cleaning.
But how well does it clean?
It cleans like no other dishwasher has ever cleaned before. Just look at these
actual lab photos of dishes that were cleaned in a TurboZone™ dishwasher.
You can rest assured TurboZone™ can handle your toughest mess.
Why do I need TurboZone™
The #1 thing you need from your dishwasher is the
ability to clean tough soils. TurboZone™ provides
this for you.
Looks Wonderful, we will see how consumers like it. :)
Have a good evening!
South Willamette Valley, Oregon forcast:
Tonight. Increasing clouds with rain becoming likely. Lows 50 to 55. Northwest wind 10 mph becoming south 15 mph with higher gusts.
Wednesday. Rain likely early. Then showers likely in the afternoon. Highs around 70. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph.
Posted by Jake at September 14, 2004 7:40 PM
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