Please tell me more about the lines that connect. I am looking for a dishwasher that I can roll out of the way when not in use and just hook up the line to the faucet when using. I see it is not on rollers, but what about the hook up? null

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bestanswers · Accepted Answer

The dishwasher is designed sit on the countertop. You can use a sturdy microwave cart on wheels to move it around. The adapter and quick connect hose comes with the dishwasher for an easy connection to the faucet.

Answered by bestanswers 3 years ago

ZackBB · Answer

Has an adapter that screws to the front of most faucets, converting it to quick disconnect. The other end is the hose end, water inlet & discharge water out. It’s easy to quick disconnect when not in use. Some pull down faucet sinks may have incompatible heads, making the installation difficult

Answered by ZackBB 3 years ago

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prisswiss · Answer

I have my washer on a metal serving cart that holds 60 lbs+. I used a washer connector (green band) on it which also is on my clothes washer, but separate. You can get a "right angle" dishwasher drain hose (all are the same, except length) and put it on my disposal. You can just keep the right angle metal part on the drain side, while Zip-tying it to the separate washer (input) hose. I recommend longer hoses. The metal cart is a chore saver! Bought mine online from a national building store that did not have them in stock.

Answered by prisswiss 4 years ago

“Please tell me more about the lines that connect. I am looking for a dishwasher that I can roll out of the way when not in use and just hook up the line to the faucet when using. I see it is not on rollers, but what about the hook up?”

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