Bosch Review

Bosch Appliances:
Bosch is the perfect example of German engineering for a mid range product. They have an obsession with performance and efficiency. They have long been known for the quietest dishwashers, so much so that everyone has tried to copy them. A few have succeeded but they were the first to perfect this. Their ranges and stove tops  have a high BTU of 18,000 for an extra high heat and an extra low simmer function (opti-sim) to 400 BTU’s that really gives you a low simmer low enough for melting chocolate without scorching (assuming you don’t walk the dog while doing it). I think all of their gas ranges and cooktops have the continuous grates which make it easy to fit a lot of pans at once. They have the new (ish) Induction technology as well which I have really yet to experience so I am hesitant to rate it.

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