🧺 Camco 20600 - 20.5"x24" Dishwasher Drain Pan | Leak Detection & Flooring Protection | Rust-Free & Crack-Resistant, White Review

These pans are an absolute must for dishwashers. However, the dishwasher has to be removed to install it, which takes an hour and a half to complete the project. If you don't know what you're doing, it's a nightmare. This is best done when you install a new dishwasher. Take this to a professional who will remove the old one so they can fit it under the new one. Explanation: This pan has three sides, a back and two sides. So if the seal on your dishwasher is leaking, it will only let water…

Our dishwasher is starting to leak due to a broken seal. It was very easy to fix, but because the leak was slow and hidden under the floor, it continued to drip for several weeks. We were lucky as the water only damaged a few planks of our engineered hardwood floors, but they were expensive and difficult to replace. The repair could have cost us $$$$. So I looked for one of them! Its size is perfect for the 24 inch gap and it was very easy to install. If the dishwasher leaks again in the…

We bought this look to insure our hardwood floors in our kitchen when we installed our dishwasher. It really was the only thing I could find on Revain or in general that fit under the dishwasher. It has tabs on 3 sides and an open side that you put in front to help spill liquid up front and not behind your cabinets. I'm so glad we installed it because our dishwasher had liquid left over from the initial pre-shipment tests and was leaking everywhere, but this awesome guy got it. It was also very

My intake valve cracked and sprayed ultra-fine mist under DW. I took the cap off but couldn't see where the leak was coming from. DW got the wrong soap before (don't ask) and I thought that was the case again. I cleaned everything and went to bed. The morning before DW there was water all over the floor again so I looked closed and BINGO there was a thin crack on the intake valve. Fixed the leak, pulled out the valve and ordered another one. I also ordered this pan. In my kitchen, the tiles…

We use the dishwasher every other day and every three weeks we come across a small mysterious leak, maybe a glass of water on the tiled floor. The GE repairman installed a new water inlet valve but the problem persists. I've pulled the D-Washer out of closets and watched it work many times. They even put some paper towels in suspicious spots to try to trace the water. The source of the leak has not yet been found. My floor appears to be level (and does this tray appear to be too?). So I wrapped