Bosch - 100 Series 24" Top Control Built-In Dishwasher with Hybrid Stainless Steel Tub - Stainless steel

We’re very pleased with our purchase. The dishes are sparkling clean. We use jet dry and drying hasn’t been an issue. The third shelf is so handy. If it weren’t for the red light we wouldn’t even know it was running. It’s so quiet.

I recently purchased a Bosch Dishwasher at Best Buy . This is my third Bosch Dishwasher! I am proud of it ! It has clean lines. And is quiet and cleans very well! It is easy to use and has a third shelf ! Oscar was my salesman and helped me with the selection! He answered all of my questions! And told me all that I needed to know about payment and delivery!

I received a USED/MOLDY dishwasher that leaked all over my kitchen floor and it had mold in it! Y'all didn't even try to make it look new. Rip off

Very quiet and get the dishes clean. We purchased online. The dishwashing unit comes with a power cord. You don’t need to purchase one like the Best Buy website led me to believe.

The right mix of price and cleaning make this a Best Buy. We owned an older model, so when we moved and remodeled we bought a Bosch. It installed easily. Looks great. It’s quiet. If you load it properly, your dishes will be clean and dry. Be sure to use a drying aid, like Finish for the best results. Otherwise, you’ll have wet, spotty dishes.

Doing dishes is a breeze. I love my third shelf. The dishes are sparkling clean with no pre-rinsing.

I was not happy with the non-stainless interior. Racks just feel cheap and flimsy, and constantly fell/slid off track. But, most importantly, within a week of installation, the “dry” button began to malfunction and would not dry. Then, the dry button would work, but the wash cycle length kept changing at random. Then the dry button would stop working again. We returned the item.

We decided on another Bosch when our last one's pump finally quit after 17 years. My how things have changed. It was a surprise to find it was a HYBRID stainless interior which was not explained to us at the store. This apparently causes drying issues. The $1,000 + dollar model which was not available had a full stainless interior. Fortunately, we keep our hot water temp quite hot and along with the Finish drying agent (another cost) and a 2 and 1/2 hour cycle they are mostly dry except for the tops of mugs and some plastics. My biggest beef is the decibel rating. This model is rated 48 decibels. Our old model was rated 50 decibels. I know the ratings have not been changed in the last 17 years. But our old dishwasher was literally silent. The only time we could hear it was when it was draining and if I kept the sink stopper in you would hardly hear that. This model with a lesser decibel rating can be heard from the other room . This was an important issue for me since our kitchen is open to our living space. The ironic thing is that Bosch has wasted money putting in a light that shines on the floor to let you know it is running! I would have rather they make the whole inside stainless which helps with sound. The light is totally unnecessary. You can hear both the motor and the water swishing. The door hinges are flimsy too. When I open it, holding the handle on either side, the door can wobble in your hands. The third rack is just okay. The silverware is easy to put in and if you stack them accordingly, faster to put away. But the downside is it does not leave enough room for stemware. I broke a wine glass accidently thinking there would be room for the glasses when I closed the middle rack. I could probably take the top rack out to wash the stemware but as flimsy as the racks are it's not worth breaking one. The wine glasses will now be hand washed. The old model allowed me to place mugs underneath the stem rack that held the wine glasses in place and then I put knives on top of the rack. It was a 3 in one set up. This model does not allow the rack to lift up. It drops down. And the tighter configuration of the tines makes it very difficult to get mugs under the rack because it lifts only half way up. In my book, this was an expensive dishwasher. One from which I was expecting better quality. It is apparent that many cuts to quality have been made over the years. I can only hope that the motor will be a trooper like the old model. The workers who helped with installation said that my tossing in a cup of vinegar after the first drain cycle about once a month or so, probably was what gave the old one such a long life. I also rinse the dishes first since there are only two of us now and I don't want dirty dishes stinking up the inside for days waiting for a whole load. I will continue to use vinegar for this one since we have such hard limey and calcium rich water. And I will pray that it lasts. 3 stars for loss of quality compared to my old model, noise factor and inability to use the stem ware feature. The jury is still out as to whether or not I would recommend it. I'll let you know once the warranty runs out which is with no if's ands or buts, 1 year exactly to the day it was purchased. Not the day it was installed. So a less than a year warranty.