Customer Ratings & Reviews

This LG 24 Inch Dish Washer is a very quite machine. It also cleans very well. But there are two major problems with the design. First and most important is the that main dish rack keeps falling off the its holding rails. When rack is nearly full of dishes and you pull out the rack to place the last few dishes in, the rack falls of the its rails and the dishes bang together. You have to remove most, if not all the dishes, reset the dish rack and then reload the dishes back into the washer. When the dish rack falls off of its track, the dishes can chip. Be extra careful is you have fine china. The second problems is the soap dispenser which is to small for the new tablet size dish washer packs. Oven it takes two or three tries to get the lit to close. One other problem is the simple lack of air dry. Oven the dishes come out wet and need to be hand wiped.

I'm torn between two & three stars on this one - giving the benefit of the doubt since this was purchased as a scratch & dent floor model. But I don't think that changed the performance. Given the reviews of this model, I was excited to find one at an aggressive price. But I almost sent it back - probably should have. I love the upper hidden flat shelf for cleaning small items. I love that it really is incredibly quiet. But - first of all, it has to clean dishes. The cleaning ability I'm seeing is nowhere near as good as the GE it replaced - and only replaced because we're selling the house, and the realtor said it was strange that the White dishwasher didn't match the upgraded stainless appliances we put in a couple of years ago. So we replaced it. What's the problem? Loading the dishwasher: I love having fold-down tines on the bottom and middle racks; but they are fold down WAY too easily. If you just touch them - so it's really hard to put odd-sized items, and drink bottles, because they lean over, and the tines just fall over. Top shelf, was hard to figure out where to put mugs - only a couple of areas are wide enough, but I'm figuring it out. Finally, the cleaning results - I drink a lot of homemade iced tea, and the plastic tops of the pitchers get tea stains. My old GE washer (same detergent) got most of the tea stains off. This new LG unit leaves them just as stained as when they went in. So I'm really not impressed. Again, if we weren't already going crazy because of trying to sell the house, I'd have returned it. I hope my experience is an anomaly - I have an LG washer, and I love it!