Best Slimline (Narrow) Dishwashers - With Plastic Tub

The main consideration when selecting a dishwasher are its type (freestanding, built-in, countertop or drawer), its width and capacity (standard or slimline), the number of its internal racks, and features like hard food disposer, steam Cleaning, half load program, sensor wash and more.

The main consideration when selecting a dishwasher are its type (freestanding, built-in, countertop or drawer), its width and capacity (standard or slimline), the number of its internal racks, and features like hard food disposer, steam Cleaning, half load program, sensor wash and more.

Slimline dishwashers are built-in dishwashers with a narrower design compared to standard dishwashers (about 18 inches wide instead of 24), making them more suitable for smaller kitchens or for singles or couples who don't need a standard full-size dishwasher.

Slimline dishwashers are built-in dishwashers with a narrower design compared to standard dishwashers (about 18 inches wide instead of 24), making them more suitable for smaller kitchens or for singles or couples who don't need a standard full-size dishwasher. Read More

Dishwashers with a plastic tub are cheaper than dishwashers with a stainless-steel tub. They are harder to clean and do not retain heat like stainless-steel tubs.

Dishwashers with a plastic tub are cheaper than dishwashers with a stainless-steel tub. They are harder to clean and do not retain heat like stainless-steel tubs. Read Less