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JTMiller09

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We opened our Pizzeria in July and never intended to have flatware, only plastics forks and knives. Well I guess in Ohio people just don’t eat pizza with their hands…??? We added flatware and have been washing via tripple sink. Does anybody know of an undercounter/tabletop flatware washer? Want to ensure theflatware is being washed and sanitized properly…

Thanks!
 
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I was thinking about posting something about dishwashers last night while I was using our new one. I don’t have dine-in so we only had a 3 compartment sink for the last 9 years. I recently decided to lease a under-counter dishwasher. I wasn’t sure if we would really save much on labor. We’ve been using it for a week now and I wish I would have installed one years ago. We have been closing with one less person. Saving me about 1.5 of labor a day. I think after a bit we can cut down another person on slower nights and have just one insider close and one driver.
 
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Try
silverwarewasher.com

George Mills
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Thanks George, looks perfect. I tried to order it and their site states they are currently not taking orders??? Any insight?
 
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Crusher said:
I was thinking about posting something about dishwashers last night while I was using our new one. I don’t have dine-in so we only had a 3 compartment sink for the last 9 years. I recently decided to lease a under-counter dishwasher. I wasn’t sure if we would really save much on labor. We’ve been using it for a week now and I wish I would have installed one years ago. We have been closing with one less person. Saving me about 1.5 of labor a day. I think after a bit we can cut down another person on slower nights and have just one insider close and one driver.
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That is awesome! What brand did you go with? Did the lease include install or was that on your own dime?
 
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I would also recommend leasing one through a company…we have been happy with Auto-Chlor. When we first opened we bought a brand new Jackson Undercounter Unit but with the heavy use repairs were costly (we have very hard water) and the chemicals were very expensive. With Auto-Chlor they handle all repairs & chemicals and all you do is press a button. We pay approx $175/mo for up to 1,000 racks but that was about what we spent back in the day on chemicals alone with Ecolab (hate them!)

Curious what you guys pay…
 
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