- What is the third-level rack for?
- It holds silverware, spatulas and small utensils so the main baskets stay free for plates and pots. It also keeps utensils from nesting together, which helps them get clean.
- Does the Sani cycle really sanitize?
- It raises the final rinse to a high temperature to reduce bacteria on dishes. It adds time to the cycle and is best saved for baby bottles, cutting boards and sick-season loads.
- Will it fit a standard 24-inch opening?
- It is 24 inches wide and 34 inches tall, which matches standard under-counter cutouts. Measure your opening and check that the door swing clears your cabinets.
- How does it compare with KitchenAid's higher-end models?
- It shares the third rack and ProWash with pricier KitchenAid lines but has fewer cycles and a simpler control set. Higher models add quieter operation and better drying.
- Is the PrintShield finish different from regular stainless?
- Yes. It is a coating that resists fingerprints and smudges, so it needs less wiping. It still shows water spots if left wet.
- Do I need to rinse dishes before loading?
- No. ProWash senses soil and adjusts the wash, so scraping off large food pieces is enough. Heavy baked-on residue may still need a soak.
- Where is the KitchenAid 24" PrintShield Stainless Steel Third Level Utensil Rack Built-In Dishwasher with ProWash Sani Cycle cheapest?
- At Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom, for $459.95, 56% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the KitchenAid 24" PrintShield Stainless Steel Third Level Utensil Rack Built-In Dishwasher with ProWash Sani Cycle?
- Rated 3.9 out of 5 from 50 ratings.
- Where can I buy the KitchenAid 24" PrintShield Stainless Steel Third Level Utensil Rack Built-In Dishwasher with ProWash Sani Cycle?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Home Depot, Klein's Appliances & Bedding, Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom, Appliance Direct, Shore Appliance Connection.