Whirlpool 24" GU2475XTVY Monochromatic Stainless Steel Built-In Dishwasher - GU2475MS. 14 Place Settings Capacity. 6 Cycles. Fully-Integrated Console Styling. Power-scour Option. Any-ware Plus Silverware Basket. Plastic Tub. Electronic Controls. Automatic Filtering System. Hard Food Disposal. Quiet Operation Sound Insulation. 5 Spray Levels. Wash Sensor. ENERGY STAR Qualified. Monochromatic Stainless Steel Finish
Product Features:
+Fully Integrated Electronic Controls
+Quiet Partner IV System
+Energy Star Qualified
+Dimensions: (WHD) 23 7/8 X 34 1/2 X 24 1/2 In.
Reviewed by: Comdet (TOP 100 REVIEWER)
Impressive performance at a good price, July 9, 2009
As usual, I spent a whole lot of time looking for a replacement dishwasher. Looked at a lot of models, and narrowed the choices down to models from Whirlpool, Bosch and KitchenAid.
The high end Bosch and Kitchenaid models were great - read nothing but good things (for the most part) about their performance, and they are very, very quiet. But, cost was a factor, and I just couldn't see paying more than one grand for a dishwasher (and some are a LOT more than a grand!).
Looked into Whirlpool since they get excellent reliability ratings from the "consumer" magazine. This model caught my eye since it offered a fully-integrated panel (i.e., the controls are hidden) and some nice convenience features. So far, it has been a top-notch performer.
The pot-scrubber feature works very well, and is identical to the one on the Kitchenaid (not unexpected, since Whirlpool owns Kitchenaid). Love the movable cutlery basket! You can hang it on the door for more room, or put it on the front or side of the lower tray. If loaded properly, silverware comes out clean no matter where you put the basket. If, however, you tend to just toss in forks and spoons and not arrange them, you'll want to put the basket on the lower rack so it gets more direct spray time.
The interior is light gray with a tile-type pattern. It's plastic, so it's not as fancy looking as stainless. But, I care more about what the dishwasher looks like from the outside, and the stainless steel outside looks great. It also has a unique feature among hidden control models in that the steam vent is on the front of the machine, and not the top. That's important to keep the steam from hitting the bottom of your counters. Can't figure out why everyone else doesn't do it that way.
Many different cycles to choose from including regular, adaptive (which uses sensors to figure out what to do), high temp and sanitary rinse. Lots of nice little touches, such as fold-able tines and clips to hold light plastic items so they don't flip over during the wash cycle.
Noise levels are very low. No, it is not as whisper quiet as a higher end machine, but the sound level is not at all objectionable.
Excellent value - lots of features, works well, looks great, holds a boat-load of dishes, and has lots of convenience features. Can't ask for more than that!
Reviewed by: Thomas Nolan (Mechanicsville, Virginia)
Best Whirpool Dishwasher Yet, June 27, 2009
I have owned Whirpool dishwashers since my first home 30 years ago. The last one was 14 years old and never had a service call. When doing my remodel I was offered many high end units. Some costing $1300 to $1800. I looked at an Electrolux dishwasher that sold for $1300 . It had no hard food disposer and I would have to bend over to empty a messy screen. No Thanks! I found this unit and it blends in with all of the other kitchen appliances I have. It is as good as my last one. Quiet and cleans great.
This is the best Dishwasher Whirpool has made to date!
