24" Built-In Dishwasher, Energy Star, BDW100MB, Black

forgot i even bought this on amazon. killer deal. the buttons are a bit sensitive on the panel so if you brush it while at your countertop it might beep. beyond that it is working now for many dish loads. the silverware holder almost feels like to came from a different dishwasher because it does not quite fit. it is like it was an afterthought in the design. so even if it sits a little weird, it works to clean your dishes, and that is everything i needed. i did get it installed by a pro, so i do also recommend you do that. don't play diy with water in your house ;)

This has been reliable and performs without leaving us disappointed with the cleanliness of the dishes.

I needed a cheap washer, as I was so over hand washing. Sure, we had paper plates and plastic utensils, but they don't make paper pots and pans...This dishwasher was pretty simple to install, HOWEVER, the bottom has some plastic frame thing as opposed to aluminum rails, so routing the water line was different from my old machine, and I had to pop my water line under the floor (extra cutting on the subfloor) to get it to fit, but that minor gripe aside, I'm happy.The dishwasher works well, and cleans well, but it could probably use some jet dry or similar drying enhancer, as everything comes out wet, or at least damp, even with heated dry, and leaving the dishes overnight.I'm not sure what the "auto" feature actually does, as it doesn't have any sensors I'm aware of, and if you set it to auto, it is always the exact same timer and wash program. (I tested with simple dishes, like plates and glasses, and again with pots and pans well rinsed, AND not rinsed (for testing only) and it changed nothing whatsoever.)It's a huge step up from hand washing, and I was close to just burning my kitchen down just to avoid dishes.If you need a dishwasher on a budget, you can definitely do worse than this. Overall, I'm happy. I don't have to hand wash everything anymore.Oh, and the top rack has 2 available positions, for taller or shorter glassware and "delicates"

Drain hose is ridiculously short, not reasonably replaceable, and even when you’re done disassembling and bloodying your knuckles to get the unusably short hose removed - a “universal” hose from Home Depot does not fit the oddball output barb. (This review is for the full size dishwasher. I’m not sure why they have the reviews mixed in for the countertop washer.) You also need a power cord, and a 3/4 90 degree adapter for the water inlet.