Product review (4 stars): Excellent dishwasher
I've had this dishwasher for a few weeks, and I really, really like it. It gets the dishes clean, it gets the dishes dry, it has a gauge so you can see how much rinse agent you have left, and it has a stainless steel tub--what's not to like?

Why four stars? There are a couple of minor things. The silverware basket has a lot of openwork not only on the sides, top, and bottom, but also between the compartments. It is difficult to avoid having at least some of your items end up lying down on the bottom of the basket. And, while having the basket hanging on the inside of the door saves some room, it means you have to remove the basket to load it, because if you do it as you do the other dishes, the silverware is lying flat on the door. A small thing, though. Their heart was in the right place.

Next, if you have to open the door to insert a forgotten item, you have about a second and a half to close it again before you have to reset the controls. Easy enough, but I'd like a bit more time.

And then there is a problem with the newer dishwashers in general. At one time, very few dishwashers had a removable filter; most of them had a mini-disposer that could handle small bits of soft food, so there was no need to try to remember to clean a filter. Nowadays, it appears that feature is going the way of the dodo. There are very, very few machines without a filter that has to be cleaned, and this is not one of that few. I don't know why they have eliminated such a desirable feature, but they have.

One recommendation--shop around a lot; prices for this dishwasher vary widely. Also, you can save about $100 by deciding to get it in a color other than stainless steel (mine is black, and it is known to the family as Darth Dishwasher).