Product review (5 stars): A pretty decent contender in the stainless tub dishwasher game!
I bought this dishwasher at ABC Warehouse, last month. It was on sale for $404.10.

Pros: SUPER quiet, solidly built, "anywhere" silverware basket (I keep ours on the lower rack, NOT the door), indicator to see the rinse aid level, indicator lights indicating what part of the wash cycle the dishwasher is in.

Cons: "Anywhere" silverware basket, rack tines aren't meant to be adjusted, no just rinse option (That I have yet discovered).

Ok so the first thing I would like to emphasize in my review is how unbelievably quiet this dishwasher is; so quiet, in fact, that after we installed it, we kept going up to it and trying to "hear" if it was running or not!  The only true way you can hear it work is when it drains the water. And the only noise you will hear is from your sink, NOT the dishwasher. So it gets A+ in the sound department. IMO, it is a strong competitor to Bosch and the other virtually silent high-end dishwashers.

So moving on, I should disclose Ive had the dishwasher a month. However, I am quite the dishwasher aficionado. Buying this appliance was a VERY involved process for me, in fact I believe the salesman at ABC Warehouse truly believed I was mentally ill, as I had to come and "look" at the dishwasher 3-4 different times before I actually committed buying it, lol.

With that being said I never thought I would dislike the "anywhere" silverware basket - but after using it once or twice, what a dumb thing. On the door, my silverware didn't seem to get the exposure to wash water and detergent like it does on the rack, so I removed it from the door and placed it on the lower rack. I notice my silverware doesnt have that weird smell now, like they did on the door. I recommend moving the basket. The silverware basket holes for the silver ware are also an afterthought - if you have thick handled silverware, you are going to have to flip the top of the basket and place the silverware in directly.
The racks are very well build and do not feel cheap. The tines aren't meant to be bent, but I was able to easily move one. The controls on the front are easy to use, and the indicator light will let you know what stage the dishwasher is in. There isn't a rinse only option, that I have read about or discovered yet, bummer. I really liked that feature in my last dishwasher. Guess I missed that in my research!

Whirlpool recommends Cascade Platinum tabs, they even give you two of them as a promotion with the machine and I did go out and buy some, however I find that Cascade liquid works just as well if not better. Downside- the liquid leaves stains that look like hardwater stains. Vinegar takes it right off.

When Whirlpool promises you can fit 15 place settings into the machine, or whatever their wild promise is, they aren't making things up. The lower rack is HUGE and will seriously fit 15 plates easily. The upper rack fits most cups nicely.

Last but not least, the stainless tub seemed thinner than my last Kitchenaid. Either way, dishes ALWAYS come out dry (I use the non-eco heat dry option & sani-rinse) and the plates and glasses are piping hot at the end of the wash.

All-in-all, I strongly recommend the Whirlpool WDF750SAYB. For the price, you aren't going to find a machine as quiet and flexible.