Maytag - 24 inch Front Control Built-In Stainless Steel Tub Dishwasher with PowerBlast Cycle and 50 dBA - Black

My old dishwasher unexpectedly stopped working so it was time to replace it. I had two criteria: the inside be totally stainless and with the simplest of controls. Found exactly what I wanted in this Maytag. It is a well built machine, runs quietly, and beautifully cleans my dishes

Very quiet! Cleans like a champ! Will recommend it to everyone.

We got this dishwasher after our whirlpool dishwasher failed, it had been the 2nd whirlpool dishwasher replacement in our new build. So far this Maytag has worked great! Reviews say it’s noisy but I don’t think that’s the case at all, it’s more quiet than other dishwashers I’ve owned and the space inside seems more forgiving. Also the buttons being on the outside are way more convenient than on the top panel

Alittle loudet than I thought but looks great and works great. Maytag is reliable. Previously had GE dishwasher and was really unhappy with it. We went with black and love it, inside is stainless steel.

We recently had this Maytag dishwasher installed, to replace an old Whirlpool dishwasher that was around 20 years old. One thing that I was a little disappointed with in the beginning is the instructions - there is very little there. Most of the information is on a quick-start guide that is the front and back of one page. The rest of the booklet that comes with the dishwasher is mostly warranty info and safety warnings. This model doesn't have a lot of cycle options - there are Auto, Normal, and Quick wash cycles, with a PowerBlast option. There are are also High Temp and Sani Rinse modes, and Heated Dry can be set to Short, Long, or None. Auto is supposed to set the wash options for you, but it is not clear what kind of sensors it is using. It has always set the cycle to Normal with Short Heated Dry when I have pressed it. I have so far run all washes on Normal with no Heated Dry. With the exception of two bowls on two different washes that came out still dirty, everything has come out of the new dishwasher clean, and in most cases it is already dry despite not using the heated dry option. I am very pleased with the cleaning performance and drying on the Maytag. With our old dishwasher we rinsed everything before putting it in and we no longer have to do that. We used to wash anything really dirty or large by hand, and even still some things would come out dirty from the old dishwasher. Plastic items also frequently came out wet from the old dishwasher, but I only have to towel dry items occasionally with the Maytag, and that is without using the heated dry option. The cycles do take much longer than our old dishwasher - I think the Normal cycle usually takes around 2.5 hours. The Maytag is a little quieter than our old dishwasher, but it isn't silent - if you are in the same room you will hear it, and if you are in a nearby room without a door between you may be able to hear it there as well. We got the model in black, and I think it looks nice. With the exception of the controls, a small screen, and the recessed handle, the front is smooth - even the Maytag logo is hidden on the top of the door until you open it. On the inside, the tub is stainless steel and there are two racks. The racks are coated metal and plastic. The utensil basket is solid plastic. You won't find any adjustable items in this one - no stemware holders or tines that fold down. The utensil basket lifts out and goes back in easily. One thing that I like is that it is much easier to put rinse aid into this dishwasher than my old one - someone finally made a design that is easier to pour into. Overall, I think this dishwasher does a great job, and although it doesn't have a lot of features, I think it does the most important things at a reasonable price compared to the other options on the market.