Product review (2 stars): Must have been designed by a man!
Any potential customers out there know what I mean when I say "must have been designed by a man"?  Well, this dishwasher looks good, and the ideas look really good on paper.  But for anyone who actually uses it ... you'll be on your knees plenty.  NOT DESIGNED BY ANYONE WHO USES IT!!!  The whole "dishwasher salt" thing ... first it's impossible to get "dishwasher salt" unless you order it online.  But the really exasperating part (which drove me to make my very first review here on Amazon) is that the dishwasher does not bother to communicate to you that the salt you have already added has been exhausted, until you need to add more salt ... which is when you try to start the dishwasher!!!  What that means to me is that the dishwasher is full of dishes (especially the hefty bottom rack), and I'm pressing the button for it to run.  But no ... it doesn't run.  It took me a while to realize that the reason it doesn't run is that the tiny, tiny little, little light on the dashboard says to "add salt".  So once you have figured that out, if the bottom rack is full (as it usually is when you try to run the dishwasher), you are going to have to perform gymnastics suitable for the Olympics to wash your dishes.  If you can get the heavy-loaded bottom rack out as far as it will roll, you will then have to squat or bend over uncomfortably and (hopefully evading the dinner plates already loaded into position) utilize the Popeye-spinach forearm of your dominant hand to un-screw the plastic cover of the salt dispenser.  (For the first time, you will undoubtedly need to consult your Bosch Operating Instructions to find out where the salt dispenser is, so be sure they are handy ... as well as the "dishwasher salt" that you will have had to order online.)  Once you have managed to remove the plastic cover, you will need a funnel (Oh, sorry ... you don't have one?  Well, better get one!) so you can squat or bend over again and pour the precious "dishwasher salt" from some vessel into the tiny hole where the "dishwasher salt" goes.  OR ELSE YOU CANNOT WASH ANOTHER DISH ... EVER!!!  This happens most often when dinner guests are expected to arrive within an hour.  The really, really sucky thing for me is that my glasses still come out with spots on them, so often I have to wash them again by hand and dry them to remove the spots.  I would very much like to meet the person(s) who designed this high-end dishwasher.  I promise that, if you get in touch with me, I will pour you the cocktail or glass of wine of your choosing.  I would just like to know whether you have ever used this machine, and if so, how often ... and what curse words do you use when you have to "add salt".