Product review (5 stars): Must have for any busy person in a cramped kitchen
Own a prewar co-op with a way cramped kitchen.  My unit was most likely the coal scoopers unit at one point in time.  Looks great, fits everywhere, cleans thoroughly and easy to use.  The top can also function as additional prep space.  I keep those flat plastic cutting mats on it to keep it looking decent.  Runs quiet.

Out of the box, the unit comes with a metal tap adaptor that locks onto a plastic faucet adaptor on the unit. There are two hoses; one to bring water to the washer and the other to drain. The instructions say to use cold water which I do because I lack experience, this is my first dishwasher and I am frugal about my hot water use. Normal setting runs about two hours. Speed setting runs an hour and two minutes. I do not know if the water is heated.

I always use cold water from the tap, the speed setting, rinse aid and an all in one tablet with good results. I space and place efficiently most of the time. The dishwasher is plenty hot at the end of the cycle. The guide states to crack open the door for a few minutes after washing to allow for a more complete dry. There is a dryer heat element lining the bottom of the washer. You can get a pretty good facial putting your face by the door after a load. For what its worth there is a rinse cycle and that for sure does not heat the water nor do I think engages the drying element.

Unless there is some really caked and baked stuff on there my wash, often including at any given time an combination of coffee maker elements, goblets (mugs, glasses and wine glasses), the pitcher I use to feed as well as my Zero Water 23 cup dispenser itself, pots and pans, the occasional hefty flimsy leftover plastic thingies, Modell sports water bottles, my go-to utility plastic strainer and of course dishes and flatware come out spotless and dry.  Not a thing has melted in there yet.  Every now and again I need to put the water bottles on a drying rack because like life, those things are complicated and who wants to wash a water bottle only to have the sitting water harbor biologics?

Be cognizant to empty the outlet hoses after use.  In the last five months, I had to run a load with Finish machine cleaner once after a heavy use period when the unit get a tinge of funk scent.  Worked like a charm and I still have my two emergency bottles sitting on tap.  Pretty sure experiences may vary though.  I am big on the sanitary thing.  My pre-war brass pipes and budget faucet (literally less that like thirty bucks and I have to admit that thing looks good but kind of feels rickety)  have held up so far.  God willing and knock on wood.  Keep the fittings on the adaptor snug but please do not be a rookie and over tighten.  No need.

Obviously, I recommend this dishwasher.