Interesting dishwasher.

Is she stupid? The early dishwashers weren’t “built in” they were standalone. We had one in the early 1980s. These were very common if you were in the 1970s & 1980s.

It's weird seeing these younger generations show things they think is so strange or new but were common place years ago.

just hand wash dishes. Faster and cheaper

Wouldn't it be easier to just throw that big machine away and wash your dishes by hand?

Portable dishwasher…. Not really hard to find. Lowe’s probably has 3 models on the floor right now.

I’d rather wash the dishes by hand.

I wanted to call you lazy for not doing your dishes, but then I see you do all this work so apparently lazy is not the issue. I’ll be damned if I’m doing all that. I’ll just wash the dishes thank you. Lol

I could’ve had all the dishes washed before she got it hooked up

Our first dishwasher was like that - had to roll it over to the sink to run. Only difference was ours was TOP LOADING, which if you think about it is a crazy way to do it.

Those have been around for decades. Lol Why do young people think they're the first ones to do something or use something?

So instead of routing electricity and a pipe to the dishwasher, or even better, incorporating it into the cabinets near the sink where all of the plumbing is, these retards made the dishwasher pushable just to make the sink not usable for couple of hours and be in the way.

Yep used one a lot. When my nephew was about 10 he was coming home from school and there was one of these on the side walk with a free sign on it. Nephew knocked on door asked if it worked man said yes and since he was only a few houses down the street he helped my nephew get it up the porch steps and onto kitchen gave him a quick lesson how to work it. Gave it to his mother for Mother’s Day she loved it. Used it for many years after.

This is so fucking retarded.

im gen-x this was a very common option... i know ppl who prefer them to this day because they had multi in counter ones fail where this style often just keep goingand going... i know a guy whos got an ugly olive green one from the 70's thats still better than most new units..

My family had a standalone dishwasher when I was a kid back in the 70s.

You're welcome......

1999 my dear Grandma bought me one just like that. My husband and I had just signed papers for our first home $198k, very clean, well constructed rambler, buuut, it was in a part of town that had such a horrible reputation, pizza delivery to our place absolutely was not a thing for the entire 12 years we lived there. Lol. I was pregnant with our first child and my two older sisters were flaring with attitudes because they had 8 children between the 2 of them and when they made comments about the dishwasher my Grandma would make excuses for me needing a dishwasher, I couldn't go on without. Her reason was because Andrea was pregnant!! They were like wait what we have..... yeah yeah I'll say what we all knew was the truth. I was Grandma's favorite overall person. Period. And everyone, including my sisters knew it. I didn't start this post crying, but here I go!! Yeesh, I better go to bed now. Young lady, please please look around at the world. ... appreciate that dishwasher, get used to seeing the back and forth roll marks on your kitchen floor. Appreciate and love the people you have sitting around your dinner table every night making those dirty dishes to put in that rolling monstrosity. Things could be so so much worse. I can tell you this, thank you. You and your embarrassing dishwasher pulled up memories I hadn't thought about in a long long time. So again, thanks for sharing. Hopefully you'll look at it differently tomorrow knowing you made a stranger smile while fussing over a silly appliance. God Bless you.

Dude! When we bought our house the previous owners left one of these. Legit the BEST dishwasher ever. I'm not even lying and I thought it was ghetto as hell. We still have it i think even though we've installed one since we bought the place.

We had a kenmore on wheels when we first married 51 yrs ago

Nothing about this is interesting, my parents and grandparents had one when I was a kid. This is so stupid

This is super common if you live in old Victorians/post-victorians (American Foursquare), because houses weren’t built around appliances in 1913 Cheaper to roll your dishes than gut an old house

It would just be easier to wash them by hand

Yeah but how do I hook up my wife to the sink?

Very common three decades ago as most kitchens did not have a built in location for dishwasher, nor the plumbing outlets for water and waste in the wall. So they had to use the sink and faucet to serve those functions. In short, she needs to update her kitchen plumbing.

We had a portable dishwasher like that when I was growing up in the 70s/80s. It was such a hassle to hook it up to the sink, that my folks only used it on special occasions.

Those things have been around for decades, called a portable dishwasher.

Yeeeeeeah… i woulda just paid a plumber $200 to install water and a drain in a convenient spot around that corner Or, hear me out… Put it next to the clothes washer and use those connections and power IDK, wtf do i know? Obviously more than the average

It’s a portable dishwasher. I’m sure tons of people have seen these

This was normal operating procedure in the 80’s/90’s in my house 🤷🏼🙄🙄

I’m fascinated by the geographical location of this lady. No Dallas woman is making this video… looking like that…. Nope. You’d need a solid hour of makeup and prep, decent lighting.. maybe even a hair appointment. This Midwest 5 was just like - “Run it Chad! I’ve got some shit to say!!”

My first washing machine hooked up just like this, to the kitchen sink. It wasn’t a mistake, it wasn’t a fluke. It was designed that way for people who had no Space in their kitchens/pantry’s but who wanted a washing machine. I’m pretty sure this dishwasher is a similar design.

That’s the kind my parents got when I was growing up. They are both gone now but my brother still has that house. The dishwasher still works. It also has a great butcher block cutting board on the top surface so it’s a handy little antique. It works great!

Just wash the dishes. This is ridiculous.

I’d just do a small renovation to the kitchen. Honey wth 🤣

It might be easier to — just wash the dishes? Just sayin' 👀