Defy13 Place Atlantis Dishwasher (Model: DDW240)
R4,299
Please Note:
- Delivery will only be made to Johannesburg and Cape Town, and areas within 50km of those major cities.
- All orders outside of these areas will be cancelled and refunded
About
The DDW240 Defy 13 Place Setting A++ White Dishwasher is an affordable dishwasher for any household, with a few key differences from the competition.
Thanks to a 180 rotating arm and 360 rotating head that supply water pressure to an 'Intensive Zone', it's able to achieve up to 5 times better cleaning performance. The higher washing pressure in the lower basket means perfect cleaning results.
Don't worry about pre-rinsing either, just pop your dirty dishes in the special 'Intensive Zone', and you're good to go. This environment saver offers 8 high-end washing functions and an Active Fan Drying system with exceptional drying results. It's also one of the few models with a self-cleaning filter, so there's hardly any regular maintenance to do.
Product Specifications
- A++ energy efficiency
- 13 Place Setting
- 47dB Noise level
- 5 Programmes
- 11.4L Water consumption
- White
- Time Delay
- Half Load
- Quick & Dry
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 850 x 598 x 600 mm
- Warranty: 2 years
Howzit China!
You've heard the expression "china," and maybe you've even used it in a sentence like, "How's another beer there, china?" But have you ever wondered why we South Africans call each other "china"?
Well, it comes from the rhyming slang of the East End of London (not to be confused with the birthplace of Lukhanyo Am -- East London).
In Cockney rhyming slang, "wife" rhymes with "toil and strife." So, your wife is your "toil."
And the Cockney rhyming slang for "mate" is "china," because "mate" rhymes with "china plate."Maybe, you found that explanation of a well-known South African useful or maybe you'll find our deal on the Nido Glimmer Nesting Table more useful. Either way, have a lekka one, china.
