Product review (2 stars): Quiet, but rack is poorly designed
This dishwasher is extremely quiet compared to the 12 year dishwasher I replaced.  The "Hybrid Stainless Steel Interior" means that the interior part of the door is stainless steel, but the interior tub is plastic. I knew that when I bought it and I don't have any issues with that being that way, but if all they say in the product description is "Hybrid Stainless Steel Interior" then I can see why it is misleading to someone who hasn't physically seen the dishwasher first.  The issue that I have is the rack design and its component parts.  The metal rack materials seem strong and sturdy and well protected by its coating, but the silverware baskets and flip down racks are extremely flimsy. In one respect I do like the way the basket have lids with holes to insert the handles of the spoons and forks, and the blades of the knives.  I'm assuming that makes it more efficient to clean them.  The problem is that the doors on top of the basket are extremely flimsy, difficult to close, and likely to break in a year's time (although none have broken yet).  The slots for the knives are so close together that the handles get in the way of each other.  We were having problems getting all the dish washer soap to dissolve until we figured out that the soap dispenser is blocked by the silverware baskets.  If you put a lot of silverware directly in front of the soap dispenser, it blocks the water going into the dispenser and it leaves residual soap, even when using the recommended Cascade ActionPacs.  There are flip down racks that are used to hold up wine glass stems.  The are removable and that's the way we keep it 98% of the time otherwise they just get in the way.  But now I have to store this racks somewhere so that when I do want to use them, I can.  I find that really annoying.  I find it really annoying to load the dishwasher because of the rack space.  For dinner plates, the prongs are so far apart laterally that it can really only take large plates and does not work well with the square plates we bought at the same time.  The top rack has a recess for the sprayer that protrudes into the upper rack space, making it almost useless for stacking small bowls and plates.  Don't even think of using the middle of the rack to put glasses.  I feel like the design takes away about 1/3 to 1/2 of the capacity of what the upper rack could hold if it were designed properly.