Product review (1 stars): GOOD IDEA ON PAPER BUT NOT SO IN USE
Seemed like such a good idea.  Two drawers would be so useful for storing and washing alternately between the 2 drawers.  But that only applies if it worked.  The unit leaks, does not clean properly at all nearly all the time and is very noisy.  It has even broken some of my dishes with it's rough treatment inside.  In practice using it I've found that dishes need lots of room around them for circulation which somewhat defeats the idea of the 2 small drawers.  I just never thought that through when deciding to purchase.  A larger single door unit is sometimes not enough for large family meal dishes.  So I'd recommend the single door models over this based on that criteria alone.  The real killer is the cost to operate.  It ran my electric bill so high during the short time I had it that it was necessary to limit it's use.  At least that's what I thought.  Seems it has some sort of short inside somewhere that causes the electric to flow all the time.  Only disconnecting it solved the high electric bills.  And that usage of electric is downright dangerous in my mind.  Even if it isn't the lack of peace of mind is not worth it.  Sleeping at night with this thing in the same house was the source of many a nightmare.  If you want a good dishwasher almost any single door conventional designed dishwasher is the way to go and much less expensive to own and operate.  I replaced this monster for around $200 and now have a dishwasher I can use and count on.  It isn't fancy, but it cleans dishes unlike the F&P dud.  If you have to have two compartments for wsshing dishes better to get 2 separate dishwashers for about 1/3 the cost of one of these things.