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In page Josephine Cochrane:

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A challenge she faced was selling her product to individual households, specifically housewives. The first dishwashers were too expensive for an average household, costing between $75 and $100, which most women would not spend on an item for their kitchen even if it meant easing the effort they had to put in washing dishes.[5] In addition, most homes in that era were not equipped to handle the machine's requirements for hot water.[9] However, years later, homes began adding boilers that were big enough to meet those requirements, eventually allowing Cochrane to sell to housewives.[citation needed]