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$240.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.target.com
since i lived alone it was the perfect size (it only fits about 4 plates, 4 bowls, and 4 glasses at a time).
from www.target.com
it can accomadate mixing bowls and pots as well as plates and cups.
from www.walmart.com
got mine shipped free, but came with a big dent on one side get what i (dont) pay for i guess but overall very satisfied even had a free sample of detergent4 placesettings will work for plates etc,
from www.target.com
our plates didn't fit but since we could bend the dish holders a little bit it's doable.
from www.walmart.com
i like it in part because the plates can stand in their place while all the other dishes have their places as well, and when i need a bigger space for something, the rack comes out!!

Positives: Fast Cycle Time, Good Cleaning Ability, Large Capacity, Type: Free-Standing

2 RECOMMENDED by 15 people for FLATWARE

$468.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.abt.com
i usually load it up with all silverware, glasses and plates.
from www.abt.com
it works great for all of my dishes, from bowls and spoons to plates and food containers.
from www.walmart.com
because of the small interior loading can be tricky, but it's large enough to handle my large size terracotta plates.
from noangelny, www.shopping.com
holds many items, lower racks adjustable and flatware basket removable.
from www.walmart.com
no problem with normal-size plates, platters, most pots and pans.

Positives: Compact, Nice Cleaning Ability, Large Capacity, Type: Free-Standing

3 RECOMMENDED by 6 people for FLATWARE

$180.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.shopping.com
extremely reliable. cons: thermonuclear containment gear required to extract flatware upon cycle completion. the bottom line: if you are single and ever wish to be prepared to "pick up" on
from www.amazon.com
cleans very well i was impressed, i didnt think it would get dried stuck food off my plates but it did.
from www.amazon.com
i'm still washing pots and pans in the sink, but it's definitely worth the money not to have to do the daily flood of glasses, plates and flatware by hand anymore.
from www.amazon.com
but i had my glass plates shining like i haven't see for a while.
from www.amazon.com
the sani setting heats water more than enough to kill any germs you leave on your plates.

Positives: Easy To Use, Nice Cleaning Ability, Compact, Type: Free-Standing

4 RECOMMENDED by 16 people for FLATWARE

$229.00 Est. at Amazon

from www.walmart.com
if the lip on the upper level of the tub were just a half inch higher, it would accept my 10 1/2 " dinner plates easily.
from www.compactappliance.com
my only warning to anyone is that it cannot hold large plates.
from By Holly6, reviews.homedepot.com
the only downfalls are that 10 1/2 size plates dont fit in it and that the hoses just hang out of the back of the machine while it is being stored.
from www.walmart.com
those plates in there are either 6 or 8 inch plates, they are not the 10 inch plates that i have, which isn't 10-inch plates normal these days?
from www.amazon.com
i have found that since i have large dinner plates i do need to put them in every other slot and it helps to use the "heavy" wash selection.

Positives: Easy To Use, Nice Cleaning Ability, Compact, Type: Built-in

5 RECOMMENDED by 2 people for FLATWARE

$749.00 Est. at Amazon

from By Bob2004, reviews.homedepot.com
as soon as i get a dirty dish, glass, plate i instantly load the washer with those items.
from www.bestbuy.com
the top rack is able to take larger glasses and salad plates.

Positives: Good Cleaning Ability, Easy To Use, Quiet Operation, Type: Built-in

$509.00 Est. at Amazon

from reviews.sears.com
our tv is located in the family room so it was important to us to have quiet.i see comments from other users about plates not fitting, not sure how they place them in the racks, but there is
from reviews.sears.com
i haven't had a problem with fitting large dishes and plates in the bottom rack - in fact i have over-sized plates that fit fine when the top rack is in the upper position.
from reviews.sears.com
first disaster is that you can't load anything bigger than a salad plate in the bottom if you expect to load anything in the top.