Bosch Ascenta SHE3AR72UC - Dishwasher - built-in - Niche - width: 24 in - depth: 24 in - height: 33.9 in - white

My dishwasher is nearly twelve years old purrs like a kitten and washes clean as a whistle.we couldn't be happier.searching back through the lifespan that I have had my dishwasher I can't come up with one complaint it is very dependable. If for some reason it should break I would definitely replace it with a new Bosch dishwasher

I've been married 32 years and have had SEVERAL dishwashers. We have very hard water where we live, and water spots and chalky residue have always been a problem. I have always had to practically wash the dishes before I loaded them into the dishwasher. Not any longer! This dishwasher is AMAZING!! My dishes have NEVER been this clean. It's quiet also.....LOVE it!!

We bought a new Bosch dishwasher last year and the sanitizing cycle is so thoroughly cleaning I feel like all my dishes are 100% germ free. I often go over to press the on switch to find I already had. I should have bought this unit right when we moved into our house 5 years ago. I am looking at new refrigerators and freezer chest now and I definitely will explore the Bosch lines. Great product! Very easy to use and looks sleek in my kitchen. Thanks Bosch!

This dishwasher's racks could be larger; however, once the owner realizes that plates and bowls can be loaded in very close proximity to each other and still come out clean, the racks no longer seem that small. I formerly had a higher end dishwasher from a well recognized manufacturer. The Bosch cleans faster, better and far quieter. And it does it with less water. The Bosch is simply the best I have ever owned. As a shopper, one need not be concerned about the manual filter either. It rarely requires cleaning. In fact, I prefer pulling the filter out to clean it once in a while as opposed to having load after load of dishes coming out with food particles stuck to them. So far, this machine has proven to be money very well spent. I installed it myself and found the process exactly equal to the installation of previous dishwashers. It was not difficult or complicated.

When our old dishwasher gave it up after over ten years of "spotty" service, we decided to take the advice of Consumer Reports magazine and search out a Bosch appliance. Finding a white dishwasher in a world obsessed with stainless steel was not that easy. But our kitchen is all white and light creams colours so this was the only option! Originally we worried about the price tag of a known quality appliance like Bosch, but eventually we found a Bosch in white at a reasonable price. I was able to easily install it and had it running in under an hour...and what a difference it makes. The machine so quit we often question if its even on, but the countdown timer conveniently confirms how much time is reamaining on the load. Dishes have never been cleaner too! And the stainless steel interior is less suseptable to stains and water sediment. The Auto Wash feature is an incredible new bit of dishwasher technology that ensures conservation and efficiency every-time. The only criticism we have is that the machine does not power off when the load is done and must be manually powered down. A minor inconvenience though, and one I am sure they will correct in future designs.

We bought this model last year when we remodeled our kitchen. I love it! It is so quiet you can hardly hear it running. I've used several dishwashers in my lifetime and this one beats all of them for being quiet. Only thing I do not like is, it does not have a drying cycle and unless you leave them at least 12- 24 hours, the dishes are still wet when you unload them.

Previous dishwashers were (GE, Whirlpool and Fridgadaire) The cycle lasts longer than any I have ever had...but we only run it overnight so it dosen't really matter. The loading capacity is less, we knew this when we bought it....but all our kids are gone and it is just me and my wife so we have never had an issue with it. The dishwasher gets the contents cleaner than any other one and it is the quietest. It was easy to install and after a year we have no issues with it...

Wasn't thrilled with the first few uses - at least one to two dishes or bowls would come out with stains or not completely clean and at least one piece of flatware would also still be dirty - almost like the water never even touched them. I adjusted my amount of detergent (using Cascade powder) by adding more of it and selecting heavy or normal wash if I had rinsed the dishes in any way. The installer said that if I had rinsed them, the dishwasher would detect that and perhaps not clean as well. Oh brother. Anyway, it seems to have gotten better with more use - we are getting better at loading it (very diff from our previous dishwasher that was 10 yrs old and not a Bosch) and I am going to get the recommended Quantum/powerball detergent and more jet dry finish - guess we were spoiled b4 as our old dishwasher needed only powder detergent and cleaned and dried just as well. Now I only wish we had put out the extra 200.00 for the third rack - we have a very large family and could use the extra room in the dishwasher. We have to use the dishwasher twice a day minimum. A huge plus with this dishwasher compared to our previous Maytag is that there is a lot more room for tall things on the bottom even though the Maytag also had adjustable racks.

Shorlty after the warranty ran out the soap dispenser stopped opening. Now, if I'm not at home to manually open the door (spraying water everywhere) the soap dish doesn't open, the dishes don't get clean & I have to run it again. Also, the only cycle that actually cleans the dishes is the pot scrubber one, which is the longest and uses the most water and electricity. None of the other cycles clean well - I wish I'd kept my old GE!

One has to push the start button more than once to start the cycle. Purchased the dish washer on May 10, 2013 and on November 3, 2013, the dishwasher stopped in the middle of a cycle. Followed self help suggestions to restart without success E 24 code appears and no mention in manual as to what E-24 code stands for. It was recommended I buy a Kitchen Aid and I should have listened to that advice