What type of dishwasher tub makes the least amount of noise?

Answer: Plastic or vinyl
Explanation: Noise dampening.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: The stainless steel has also more insulation inside and outside. The higher end product the better constructed it is.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: The heavier steel walls absorb noise better, making for a quieter wash cycle than with plastic tubs.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: Stainless tubs are more noise resistant

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: Thicker stainless steel absorbes the energy better therefore you hear less noise. Also a dishwasher with stainless steel will have much more insulation than a plastic tub

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: The tub has little to do with the db rating on a dishwasher. More important is the insulation and the actual construction of the machine

Answer: Plastic or vinyl
Explanation: Plastic tubs absorbs noise from water pump.

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: That completely depends on the amount of insulation around the unit.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: Stainless tubs are usually covered with a type of rubber (synthetic, I'm sure) mat that covers most of the exterior part of the tub. This helps a good bit with noise and vibration.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: The noise made by a dishwasher depends heavily on the sound insulation built into the cabinet. Typically, a stainless steel tub will be in a more expensive machine, and therefore probably have superior sound insulation.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: BECAUSE ITS STEEL.

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: Stainless steel is on the high end dishwashers, which are also VERY well insulated to give that quiet effect.

Answer: Plastic or vinyl
Explanation: stainless steel vibrates louder when washing

Answer: Stainless steel
Explanation: it generally has more insulation.