Product review (1 stars): THE WORST Utensil Basket in the History of  Dishwashers
The dishwasher itself works OK, nothing special, good or bad.

Now to the real problem with this model (apparently discontinued). The utensil (knives, forks, spoons, etc.) basket.

I have used probably 10-12 different dishwasher utensil  baskets in my life, while living in different apartments, homes. I don't remember any of them. I will never forget this one.

The one that comes with this Whirlpool model (and maybe with other models) is in a class by itself; a BAD class.

It is hands down the worst utensil basket ever made in the history of dishwashers.

How much do I hate it? Let me count the ways (apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning) :

--If you put it in the door mounted position there are many problems:
.....It is basically impossible to load the utensils in this position, to try, you have to contort your wrist into non-human positions
.....If you do manage to load it on the counter, and then mount it on the door, the weight will slam the door down barking your shins until  you know better
...........To anticipate the person who says, 'well just adjust the door spring to compensate.' If you do that, then to bottom rack won't stay
  down when you try to load it, the door spring is too strong and lifts the empty rack up.
.....It is also very difficult to unload from the door mounted position
.....Finally, the basket handle is bent to make it easier to place into the door, however the handle blocks the two of the slots make the loading process (already very difficult) even more difficult to accomplish for those slots.

Another MAJOR problem is that  teaspoons, salad forks, and occasionally a table spoon will fall down crossways and get hung somehow between the 'slots' . I have a teaspoon and a fork which, so far as I can see, would require power tools to get out. They are permanently hung in the basket. No amount of shaking or jostling will remove them.

Now the weirdest problem of all. Uneven cleaning. One utensil will be shiny and sparkling, while another, right beside it (but not nested) will look as if it had never been washed. And I'm not talking about baked-on crud, rather, rice, peanut butter, mashed potatoes, etc. I don't even know how it's possible for it to do that!

If you are thinking about buying a Whirlpool, look very closely at the utensil rack before you do. I certainly wish I had.