Compatible with universal baskets for Siemens/Midea/Panasonic/Haier/Bosch dishwashers, cutlery baskets, multifunctional kitchen accessories.--DTEKGAZ
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Description
Cross-Brand Compatibility: This dish rack is specifically designed for dishwashers from numerous brands, including Siemens, Midea, Panasonic, Haier, and Bosch. It features a universal interface and versatile design to meet the needs of users of different brands. Multifunctional Storage: It provides space for cutlery (knives, forks, spoons, chopsticks) as well as small kitchen utensils, ensuring a clean and organized dishwasher. Large Capacity: The rack offers ample capacity for the daily needs of the whole family. High-Quality PP Material: Made of food-grade PP plastic, it is safe, non-toxic, and heat-resistant. It withstands the high temperatures in the dishwasher without deforming or aging. Optimal Drainage and Ventilation: The perforated base ensures optimal drainage and ventilation, keeping dishes dry and hygienic and preventing bacterial growth. Non-Slip and Stable: The rack is equipped with a non-slip mat that provides perfect stability, prevents it from sliding during the wash cycle, and protects the interior of the dishwasher. Easy cleaning: The smooth surface is dirt-repellent and prevents food residue from accumulating. It can be easily rinsed with water or is dishwasher-safe for convenient and hygienic cleaning. Conforms to original specifications: The shape conforms to universal standard dimensions, fits perfectly into the interior structure of various dishwasher brands, and ensures a watertight seal after installation. Sleek design: A clean and elegant design that complements any dishwasher style, combining aesthetics and functionality.
Features
- BrandDTEKGAZ
- Compatible brandUniversal / Bosch
- MaterialPlastic
- ManoMano ReferenceME218793764
- MMID638416018351
- Product code3YLYG20260530-11928
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