44 dBA Dishwasher with Clean Water Wash System

Model: KDTM354EBS

Color: Black Stainless

MSRP: $1,299.00

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44 dBA Dishwasher with Clean Water Wash System

MSRP: $1,299.00

Model: KDTM354EBS

Product Overview

44 dBA Dishwasher with Clean Water Wash System

This top control dishwasher comes with breakthrough Ultra-Fine Filtration. It continuously cleans the wash water for superior performance, even with the heaviest loads. It features a ProScrub™ Option that uses 40 targeted spray jets to make quick work of stubborn messes. Its Fan-Enabled ProDry™ System delivers the best drying¹ performance by circulating the air from a heating element.

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Features

Clean Water Wash System

continuously removes food particles from the wash water. The result of this exclusive technology is clean wash water for excellent performance. Plus, there's no need to ever remove and clean the filter.

Fan-Enabled ProDry™ System

Delivers the best drying performance without rinse aid² by using a recessed heating element and a fan to draw moisture out of the wash tub when using either the ProDry™ or Extended ProDry™ Options.

Professionally-Inspired Design

combines a bold blend of professionally-inspired styling with sleek touches for the home. This beautiful dishwasher features Satin Textured Handles and the KitchenAid® Badge, a symbol of uncompromised quality.

Additional Features

ProWash™ Cycle

Determines the ideal cycle for washing dishes based on soil level and then makes real-time adjustments to achieve the best cleaning performance

SatinGlide® Max Rails (Upper Rack)

Creates a smooth, premium feeling when pulling out the upper rack, particularly with heavy loads.

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Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeni Marie from Amazing Product!! I can't begin to explain how amazing this product is! I could not be happier with this product!

Date published: 2019-02-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mercedes1983 from Great Features This was a purchased made for my parents as a Christmas gift; they previously had a GE model that came with the home but I wanted to purchase something with more features. When I went to Lowes, I asked questions about the Bosch and Kitchenaid and after learning that Whirlpool, Maytag and Kitchenaid were under the same umbrella I chose the model KDTM354ESS. My mother loves the ProScrub option along with the ProDry; additionally, the clean water wash system really works! So far my mother and father are pleased with the results of this washer! Besides the looks of it look fantastic and there is no wonder why many homeowners are requesting these units to be placed into their home.

Date published: 2019-01-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by KJ from Excellent washing and virtually silent Used this washer for a couple of months now and it is fantastic. I have a Bosch in another home that I have been extremely pleased with. I would have stayed with Bosch but this Kitchemaide had styling that really worked with the new house. After owning both, I think this kitchenaide is better built (lots of metal inside), quieter and washes as well or better. It definitely dries dishes better than the Bosch. Easy to load, especially with the upper rack that adjusts vertically. I thought that I might miss the silverware rack that the Bosch had, but I don't. Third level racks take up a lot of space. Overall very satisfied with this washer.

Date published: 2016-11-27

Rated 4 out of 5 by JonEN from Whisper quiet and cleans well This dishwasher replaced a fifteen year old KitchenAid. We've always owned KitchenAid since our first dishwasher the only exception being if we purchased a home with an existing dishwasher after which we replaced the existing one when it ceased working. It is hard to express the low noise of this model. I have to put my ear next to the door to tell if it has turned back on when we open the door to add a dish after the cycle has started. Only complaint so far is that none of the self-cleaning strainer models with Consumer Reports recommendations have recessed handles. This model's handle is stylish but would have preferred one which was recessed.

Date published: 2018-12-29

Rated 2 out of 5 by AnneG from Cleans well, but very hard to use. I've owned many dishwashers and didn't expect problems with a Kitchenaid. It cleans well. But, the bottom rack has a sliding feature to hold something. So, there is not enough space for plates. Plates will not stand up because the racks slide. I use lots of soup plates, but the sliders do not allow enough loading. There is a very shallow high rack you can use for silverware, but I find it tedious. It knocks over the mall wine glasses we use. They do not have long stems, so it is irritating and useless. Very poorly designed. A family would have to run every single day without a full load as there is just not an efficient use of space.

Date published: 2015-07-01

Rated 5 out of 5 by Margie from KitchAid Dishwasher...a great partner in the kitchen We recently finished the remodel of our kitchen with the final touches of new appliances. They are all KitchenAid and we are so pleased. The dishwasher is a great partner in the kitchen. It is very quite, but oh so powerful and efficient. The rack options certainly give me options of placement for those oversized or odd-sized dishes. The utensil holder is great in that it allows for more separation of items during the cleaning cycle thus less frustration for things that just didn't get cleaned. Loading is easy. We are really pleased with this purchase and would highly recommend to anyone considering a KitchAid dishwasher.

Date published: 2017-02-05

Rated 5 out of 5 by JKF Cooks from Great Dishwasher I bought two of these dishwashers one month ago to replace one KUDE 70, a dishwasher with a third rack. With the new dishwashers, most days I run normal cycles with heated drying. The dishes are very clean and dry. The cycle is much shorter than the dishwasher it replaced. Albeit the new one is a little louder. I am convinced that getting rid of the third rack makes the dishes dry better. I think plastic leaches water and the third rack was a lot of plastic. The silverware container is more durable in the new dishwashers. The rollers on the bottom rack are the same as the old dishwasher and one set had been replaced when that dishwasher was 2.5 years old.

Date published: 2016-09-06

Rated 2 out of 5 by Erin from Unreliable I bought this dishwasher in August, and it worked well for less than 3 months when the heating coil became dysfunctional. It took 10 days to get a local repairman who could work under the warranty, and it was determined that the circuit board for the heater was blown. Two weeks later, the backordered part still hasn't arrived and the service center won't schedule the repair until the part arrives. I'm so disappointed that a new dishwasher from a brand I trusted has left me in the lurch for at least a month over the holidays. I'll certainly never choose to spend this kind of money on a Kitchenaid appliance again.

Date published: 2016-11-27

Rated 4 out of 5 by Kay the Baker from Good features, cleans well We have had this model for 4 months and it is used 3x a week or more, depending on the week's activities. The features provide a range of washing and drying cycles. This model seems to clean dishes well. While capable, we do not wash pots and pans in the washer. It cleans everyday dishes as well as bakeware effectively. The flatware rack seems to help this model clean better than our previous dishwasher. It is relatively quiet and allows a normal conversation to occur in the kitchen while operation is underway. We installed the unit ourselves and found the directions easy to follow and installation without hitches.

Date published: 2015-12-01

Rated 4 out of 5 by JBoo from Sleek, Holds a Lot, and Whisper Quiet! But... I've had my KitchenAid dishwasher for a couple of months now, and it's working pretty well. I love the looks of it, the lack of noise (sooooo quiet!), and that it holds a lot of dishes. What I don't love is that to keep food from sticking to my dishes, I have to run a quick rinse cycle if I'm not going to run a wash for a day or so. It's only my husband and me, and we don't generate enough dirty dishes to run it every day. My old dishwasher, a mid-range Whirlpool, didn't have this issue. For what we paid for the KitchenAid, it should clean at least as well as that one did, without having to rinse the dishes first.

Date published: 2018-06-25