Is the Whirlpool AI Intelligent Wash dishwasher worth it?

It is a solid mid-range built-in with a sensor wash, sanitize rinse and quick cycle. If low energy use or near-silent operation matters most, compare it with Energy Star models at 44 dB or lower.

How quiet is it at 50 dB?

50 dB is about the level of a normal conversation. It is fine in a closed kitchen but noticeable in an open-plan living space.

Does it have a third rack?

No. It has two racks, and the second-level rack is removable. Utensils go in a standard basket.

What is the difference between Sensor Wash and the other cycles?

Sensor Wash measures soil and adjusts the cycle, while Normal, Heavy, Quick Wash and Soak & Clean are fixed programs. Use Soak & Clean for baked-on food.

Will it fit a standard 24-inch cutout?

It is 23-7/8 inches wide and 33-5/8 inches tall, which fits a standard 24-inch opening. It is not ADA compliant, so check counter height if you need a shorter unit.

When is the best time to buy it?

Dishwasher prices drop around major appliance sales in late fall and during spring remodel events. Track the price history and buy below the recent average.

What do buyers say about the Whirlpool 24" Built In Dishwasher with AI Intelligent Wash?

Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 686 ratings.

Whirlpool 24" Built In Dishwasher with AI Intelligent Wash

Q: Where can I buy the Whirlpool 24" Built In Dishwasher with AI Intelligent Wash?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Home Depot, Appliance Direct.

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Last price we saw

$789.00at Home Depot, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Whirlpool 24" Built In Dishwasher with AI Intelligent Wash

This is a 24-inch built-in dishwasher with a hidden electronic touch control and a sensor-based wash that Whirlpool markets as AI Intelligent Wash. It runs at 50 dB, has two racks, five cycles including Quick Wash and Soak & Clean, and options like Sani Rinse and Extended Dry. It is not Energy Star certified and uses about 270 kWh per year, so it sits on the thirstier side for a modern dishwasher. No price was provided for this listing, so check the current store price against its recent range before buying.