LG LDP6810SS vs Maytag MDB7959SKZ

The dishwasher looks great and is super quiet. I love the adjustable racks and the third rack for cooking utensils. The main downside is that it doesn’t do a great job washing the dishes. I still have to almost completely clean the dishes to put them in or they’re not clean when they come out

In fact, it's good. If you ask me a little too much friction, but maybe that goes away with time over here it has the pre-wash little spot here, soap ...

Waste of money! Doesn't dry the dishes! Had it installed Sept. 28th and only used 5 times because it doesn't dry the dishes. Suppose to be energy efficient but it takes 3+ hours to wash dishes on a normal cycle and then the fan runs intermittingly for another 2-3 hours and I still have to dry the dishes when it's done. Had a repair service come and check it

The control panel is the most expensive part of the dishwasher, it is not covered by the 10 year parts warranty, and it was evidently not designed or built for long-term survivability. It can't be repaired because its design is proprietary. Since this two-year old dishwasher model is now obsolete (no doubt because it was poorly designed), so is the control panel!

The warranty should cover but every time I call them they are trying to find a repairer to come and fix and no one is found in my area. I have a feeling I live in Mars

Now, if you're going to buy a product - and you want to get good service - and you want it to last - do not buy anything from the Whirlpool Corporatio...

Also the dishwasher stinks after two days because it never, ever dries. Extremely dissapointed. We purchased their LG oven but have heard they usually go out after a year or so. We canceled out LF Fridge as we are not sure if we will replace the dishwasher and oven amd go with a different brand

Hey all, so the research I’ve been doing says that the best washer seems to be a mechanical speed queen or Maytag. However, my partner and I have had nothing but trouble with agitators in terms of damage to our clothes. We don’t have kids, so we don’t have super frequent stains.

Have had this dishwasher for over a month now and am so disappointed. It has to be the noisiest dishwasher I’ve ever owned, including old-school dishwashers. The center rack will not stay open, keeps sliding back in. The adjustable part of the top rack won’t stay locked in place

I have been in rentals for 30 plus years. (From 1988 to 2001 dishwashers worked great; steam poured out the front, they were super loud and you could put a "combination pizza" in there and it would be gone, they lasted forever—and this one has finger-print-proof super thick stainless steel!) Then the whole "Decibel rating thing came on" because some grandma or hipsters from a Remington Steel rerun where some cocktail generation dude was trying to woo an angel-face-bride with Moscow Mules to the tune of Marvin Gaye and then the DW clicked on. The old review-crowd wanted a quiet setting? Meanwhile the whole country got honking horn things to lock their cars, and nobody covered their mouths anymore when they coughed—basically, the whole country got "NO Manners!" anymore. And for some reason wanted dishwashers that were quiet? I threw away my last two 2016 Whirlpool's (I know they are made 'assembled' in the same warehouse) but this beauty is solid and actually washes them, in an era where we actually went to the moon and back

Very nice dishwasher. Easy to load because the rack system is so well thought out. All kinds of adjustable and the tines fold down.

The simpler, the better. I would avoid front loading washing machines as they tend to have many more issues with leaks and mold. I've always preferred top loading machines as they tend to have higher capacities and modern ones without an agitator work amazingly well. I have a Maytag high capacity top loader that we got about 3 years ago when we bought the house we are in now, its been a great machine