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LG LDS4821WW Review
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LG LDS4821WW MSRP: $579
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Price Level
$580
MSRP |
Premium Features
8
Items |
Energy Usage
285
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User Reviews
3.6
Stars |
Overall Rating
3.8
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Dishwasher Highlights »
- White-on-White 24" Dishwasher.
- This dishwasher is priced about average when compared to all other dishwashers.
- It has an average number of premium features when compared to all other dishwashers.
- The LDS4821WW uses less electricity than average with energy costs in the bottom 11% of all new dishwashers.
- This LG dishwasher is rated lower than average by 124 users and ranks in the bottom 32% of all dishwashers.
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| LG LDS4821WW Ratings » |
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| Spray Arms |
Uses 3 spray arms to clean and rinse the dishes, which is above average. |
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| Spray Jets |
Does not use any supplemental spray jets to scrub and scour heavily soiled dishes. |
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| Steam |
Does not use supplemental steam to loosen stubborn deposits on dishes or glassware. |
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| Wash Levels |
Dishes are washed from 5 different levels, which is average. Water from many angles and directions is important for cleaning. |
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Cycles & Options |
You can choose from 10 different cycles and options, which is average. Cycles and options give you flexibility to fit your lifestyle. |
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| Food Disposer |
Includes a built-in food disposer and self-cleaning filter that helps keep the wash water clean and free of debris. |
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| Soil Sensor |
Uses a sensor to measure water cleanliness. Ensures that dirty water is not recirculated and soil isn't redeposited on the dishes. |
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Auto-Temp Control |
Does not use a sensor to ensure the temperature is maintained at 135-145 degrees for proper detergent activation. |
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Sanitary Option |
Includes a 160-deg or higher sanitary cycle that is NSF certified to remove 99.9% of germs and bacteria. |
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Auto-Clean Cycle |
No option to use an automatic cycle that determines the optimal temperature and number of rinse cycles. |
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High-Temp Option |
Includes a high-temperature cycle that helps get heavily soiled dishes clean. |
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| Heated Dry |
Includes an option to dry the dishes faster with an internal heating element, or you can save energy and let them air dry. |
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| Tub Material |
Stainless steel interior helps dry dishes faster and more efficient due to its heat-retaining and water condensing properties. |
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| Sanitary Rinse |
Uses a high-temperature rinse that sanitizes the dishes and helps them to dry faster and more thoroughly. |
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| Vent System |
Uses a standard convection drying system where outside air is circulated through the dishwasher vents without a fan. |
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| No. of Racks |
The LDS4821WW has a standard 2-rack design with both upper and lower racks. |
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| Spray Tower |
Does not use a central tower that takes up rack space and limits loading flexibility in the lower rack. |
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Adjustable Racks |
One or more of the racks move up, down, or tilt to create more room for larger items in either rack such as cookie sheets or serving plates. |
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Removable Racks |
The racks cannot be removed when you have extra large items that won't fit when both racks are installed. |
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| Fold-Down Tines |
Rack divider tines cannot be folded down to secure dishes or make room for larger items. |
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Cup / Stemware Shelf |
Includes an additional shelf that allows you to stack two levels of coffee mugs or secure delicate stemware during the wash cycle. |
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Silverware Basket |
The silverware basket has enhanced flexibility features such as being movable, dividable, or having covered slots. |
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| Utility Basket |
Does not have an extra utility basket or tray that can store utensils, small items, or cutlery. |
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Detergent Dispenser |
Uses a standard detergent dispenser that needs to be filled for each wash cycle. |
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| Place Settings |
This 24-in built-in dishwasher is designed to hold 16 place settings of dishes, which is 3 place settings higher than average. |
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| Tub Size |
Super-capacity, tall tub with about 20% more room than standard tubs. The added tub height allows you to load taller items in the upper rack. |
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| Energy Star |
The LG LDS4821WW is Energy Star qualified. It uses 39% less energy, and 60% less water, than older dishwashers. |
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| Energy Ratings |
The estimated annual electricity use is 285 kWh according to EnergyGuide ratings. This is 7% better than the average new dishwasher. |
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| Water Ratings |
The estimated water usage is 3.4 gal/cycle according to the Dept of Energy. This is 22% better than the average new dishwasher. |
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| Soil Sensor |
Uses a sensor to measure water purity and adjusts the cycle accordingly. Reduces over-rinsing and using more water than required. |
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| Food Disposer |
Includes a built-in food disposer that eliminates the need to prerinse dishes and keeps the filter free from residue build-up. |
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Energy-Saver Cycle |
No option to select an economy cycle that uses lower temperatures and less water for lightly-soiled dishes. |
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Half-Load Option |
No option to save water and energy by washing a smaller load in either the upper or lower rack. |
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Delay-Start Option |
Includes an option to automatically run the dishwasher overnight, or during off-peak energy hours, when utility rates may be lower. |
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| Noise Ratings |
The LDS4821WW noise level is 52 dBA, which is 3 dBA quieter than average. A 3 dBA decrease is like being twice as far from the dishwasher. |
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| Door |
Standard black or white front seems to never go out of style, and is easy to color-coordinate with the rest of your kitchen. |
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| Interior |
Stainless steel tub and door lining looks high-tech and is stain-resistant, rust-resistant, durable, and less likely to absorb odors. |
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| Controls |
All-digital touch-pad controls are visible from the front for a high-tech, modern look. |
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| Display |
Door panel has a digital display that shows cycle time remaining or other pertinent information. |
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| MSRP |
The MSRP is $579, which is about $180 less than the price of an average dishwasher. |
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