Product review (1 stars): Piece of junk
I will start by saying that this is a perfectly fine dishwasher if you don't mind thoroughly washing your dishes by hand prior to loading them in the unit.  In other words, all this thing does is sanitize the dishes and wash off the slightest film of food, say the residue from broth in a bowl.  God forbid that you put any dish in there with a hint of egg or tomato sauce.  You will later find them distributed across the other dishes in the washer.  You also cannot load more than 2-3 pieces of flatware in each of the compartments of the silverware basket or sufficient water will not be able to circulate through them.  The result is that the silverware is slick and slimy with un-rinsed soap and food particles, forcing you to wash them by hand.

I bought this washer at Lowes  when my excellent, but expensive Kenmore quit after two years of use.  I felt that a dishwasher is just a machine reliant on simple physics and any model should be able to dispense soap and spray water.  I was wrong.  In dishwashers, like in most things, you get what you pay for.  In this case, I paid roughly half for the Whirlpool and I got a dishwasher that was about 1/10th as good.  Dont waste you time or money on this piece of junk.