Premium-Level Cleanliness: New ARDESTO Dishwashers
The ARDESTO freestanding dishwasher category now includes two new models for large loads – ARDESTO DWMF-W608IWT in white and DWMF-W608IBT in black. Both are designed to wash up to 15 standard place settings and are equipped with three baskets, an inverter BLDC motor, and a set of automated programs.
Functionality for Everyday Use
Full-size ARDESTO dishwashers are 60 cm wide and have a capacity of up to 15 place settings. The interior space is organized with three baskets, including a separate upper tray for cutlery. Three spray arms are responsible for water circulation, while the inner chamber is made of stainless steel.

The appliance is powered by an inverter BLDC–motor. It ensures a low noise level – up to 42 dB(A) – and contributes to economical electricity consumption.
Control is carried out via a color touch display. Eight programs are available, including the automatic «Intelligence» mode. It determines the degree of dish contamination and adjusts the cycle parameters accordingly. For dishes that require an additional level of hygienic treatment, the «Extra Hygiene» program is provided.

Special attention is paid to drying. The system combines hot air with a ceramic PTC heater, turbo drying, and automatic door opening after the cycle is complete.
Another function is UVC sterilization, designed to disinfect the inner chamber. The «Freshness+» mode makes it possible to keep clean dishes inside the machine for up to seven days without unwanted odors.
Main Technical Specifications
- Energy efficiency class B (A+++)
- Inverter BLDC motor
- Capacity of 15 place settings
- Electronic control
- 8 washing programs
- Hot air drying (PTC heater)
- UVC chamber sterilization and LED lighting
- Automatic door opening
- Time, salt, and rinse aid indicators
- Delayed start up to 24 h
- Noise level 42 dB
- Size 600 × 588 × 845 mm
- Weight 47 kg

New ARDESTO dishwashers are designed for those who value quiet operation, hygiene, and true efficiency in everyday household use.

