Portable Dishwasher Countertop with 5L Built-in Water Tank, No Hookup Needed, 6 Programs, 360° Dual Spray, 192℉ High-Temp& Air-Dry Function, Mini Dishwasher for RVs, White

Five star because having a counter top dishwasher is a win. This said, you may wanna consider the product knowing issues that might manifest. Pluses: spacious and medium noise but not an issue. Great price though more on why purchasing the added Asurion is a must so it’s $50 plus more than asking price. Compliment to kitchen devote. Top fill is a win as do not wanna connect to the vintage spigot. Issues: off the bat the top spinner doesn’t spin. It’s pressure activated and it could be my water pressure. But the other machine worked okay. So expectations on that working were lost. Most of the time the dial remained stationary. Dishes still got clean. Though the instructions said the machine should heat water. Never had hot water. I filled with hot tap water and this works fine. About six months in the 40 minute cycle stopped working. I switched to C3 aka 20 minute. This was adequate. Not sure why but the 40 minute began working again. All of this was manageable. I’m so happy to have a little machine. That even would wash produce if needed. Since I manage a donation garden with lots of produce this is a fun option if wanted. Bought May 2024, it is July 2025. Ed code blinks. The manual only show E1 E3 and E4. No worries. Do my due diligence. Attempted to write the seller. Pushed send. The note never manifested in my messages. Called Amazon. Explained details. They say call Asurion and file the claim. Easy peasy, except they gave me the wrong number that’s been disconnected. No worries, looked up the number. Screen shot the full order number from the machine and Asurion insurance order number. This is all they need. Two day wait for them do do their job. They couldn’t find a place to repair the item within a hundred miles. They are issuing a refund of the full price via gift card and I’m shopping for a dishwasher. Only down side, tariffs may have risen costs of some products but no matter. I’m happy to have bought the insurance and the process for claim submission is simple. Instead of tossing the machine. Cut the cord and convert it to a tiny green house. Thought about making it into a little library. But a top folding down door is a challenge unless the Little Library is lower to the ground. Moral of the story, buy a machine with the insurance. This isn’t my first counter top dishwasher rodeo. The first one I bought had a two year manufacturer warranty. I thought great. But when the machine wouldn’t drain after a year the warranty comprised of the seller having me take the machine apart and send them pictures and they’d send me the parts to fix it. No thank you. That machine is now a green house. Because the machines are made with a ventilation system it gets humid but air flows. Anyway, if you buy this gadget despite its nuances please include the Asurion plan. The only downside is having to purchase a new Asurion plan with a new machine. So the cost of the insurance is kinda like renting a machine. Though an under counter machine is an idea it is a space hog in this vintage property with a small kitchen. Under counter storage is prime real estate. I liked the machine except for the few nuances. So gonna look elsewhere for a top fill machine with simple settings. Hoping I find a fit that resembles this machine.

I live in a small modular home, with very limited counter space. This unit comes within milimeters of almost being too tall to fit under my cabinets, so make sure you measure accurately. Installation was super quick, I actually didn't need to read the instructions to install it and get it started, because I had already watched several youtube videos. This dishwasher was recommended to me while I was hunting for a bottle washer. I'm glad I purchased this instead, it was actually cheaper. I bought it while it was on sale for $260 and it has sense went up to nearly $400. It's definitely worth $260, but I'm not sure about $400. Time will tell. Be sure to buy the additional 2 year warranty. I've had it for about a week and haven't had any issues so far, but I have seen some horror stories in other reviews. I can fit a decent amount of dishes in this appliance. I paired with it a faucet diverter to make it even easier to swap between my sink faucet and the dishwasher hose. I have unhooked it once to wash a rather large pan since installing the diverter. I also purchased the munchkin dishwasher bottle accessory basket. I use the playtex ventaire bottles so that was a must as the parts fall through the basket that comes with the dishwasher. I can fit the munchkin basket with about 2.5-3 inches on the other side of it for storage. I also had to purchase new plates as mine were too big, but I had been wanting to replace them for a while anyways. This dishwasher fits up to 9.5" plates. Suprisingly my big t-fal pot and smaller one that I use to make tea both fit in this dishwasher. When washing bottles, I do leave the nipple out and wash it by hand. While testing the unit it stained one of my bottle nipples a foggy color. But that's no big deal. As long as Im not hand washing entire bottles constantly. I usually can fit 3 bottles, and that's because that's all my little munchkin basket can hold, I could fit much more if I used a different kind of bottle. And I'm able to fit other dishes in with the bottles. The silverware rack is still able to be used over the top of the munchkin basket. It is a little bit of a pain to have to move the silverware tray though everytime I have to load bottle parts into the machine. This thing is really simple to use. I love that it sanitizes. And I don't mind that it takes almost 2.5 hours to wash. I just set it and forget it. I have plenty of bottles to have some prepped while some are washing. I love to watch it running, I'll just tap the display and watch it go. My 9 month old loves watching it too. But not as much as I do lol. I haven't had any issues with it drying like some others have had. I'm pretty happy with how dry my dishes come out. I just open the door at the end of a cycle and let everything finish air drying. One of the biggest cons is just limited space, which is to be expected. Its a tiny dishwasher. I have not had anything come out dirty yet. Everythings been clean to my standards. I LOVE this dishwasher, and I hope you love it as well if you order it. It has definitely been worth it to me, and I will continue to use it daily as long as it lives. I pray it gives me at least 3 years. If it does I definitely will be purchasing another one. I absolutely hate washing dishes, and it's really helped my mental health in just the short time I've had it I will update in 3 months, as well as a year. Hope whoevers reading this is having a blessed day❤️ 1 YEAR EDIT: Wow, I love this thing. It's easily one of the best purchases I've ever made. It carried me through the rest of my bottle journey with my daughter. I took her off of bottles around 20 months. I figured out how to fit bottle parts for 4 bottles in the munchkin basket. The top rack in it, I staggered the bottom of the bottle and the valves on. I'd do one bottom piece and one valve, then do a valve and a bottom piece, and so on. Just switching which side I set the pieces with each row. Staggered like a carton of eggs. I put the caps and the rings for the nipples in the bottom. I'd line the lids up along the bottom, and stack 2 on top of each other at an angle to allow water to get in. I'd put the rings on the side of the other two lids. I kept the munchkin basket under the silverware tray, and put 2 bottles on the front side of the basket. I did start washing the nipples in the dishwasher after about a month because it no longer fogged up the nipple. I was able to fit several other dishes in with the bottles. I bought an additional munchkin basket for when I was having a hard day and could fit 8 bottles in it at once. Now that we've switched to sippy cups, I dont wash the straws in the dishwasher. I use the yaya tumblers and the owala sippy cups. I've learned to rinse everything before I put it in the dishwasher. You're supposed to anyways. If there's red sauce stuck on a bowl, I'll prewash it with soap, but I don't have to worry about meticulously scrubbing it clean. I clean the filter once a month with a straw brush and use the rectangle bottle of finish dishwasher deep cleaner. I use about a 3rd of a bottle each time. I stack dishes in it now like a game of tetris. I've yet to have any dishes come out super dirty. I may of had to rewash something 2-3 times. You do have to make sure that nothings poking through the bottom of the basket and that the top arm has room to free spin. The ONLY complaints I have about this thing are that it's slowly chipping away the paint on my cabinet. I have it slid out as far as I can, and it hasn't started rotting the wood or anything. The damage isn't even drastic enough for me to worry about it. I'm going to be moving in a new house in a few years anyways. I dont think it would have caused any damage if it wasn't so close to my cabinet. As I said in my previous review, its within milimeters of not fitting. I'm honestly amazed that the damage isnt worse. It's a little spot of maybe 4 inches where the paints flaking. No soft spots in the wood. I'm definitely not knocking off any stars for this. It's to be expected. The other issue I've had is that I've had to drain the bottom of the unit twice. Not the fill part up top, the sump in the bottom. IF you get an error code, I don't remember the code, or your buttons won't work, drain the bottom of it. I had to within a month of purchase, but its because I opened it after starting it multiple times, the second time was yesterday, after a year of purchase. All you do, is shake the water out of the drain hose, slide the unit over and position it over your sink. Then unhook the drain hose. Mine has a hose clamp with a key so I dont have to get any tools out. Let it drain for several hours or overnight. Prop it up and tilt it back so gravity will pull all of the water out of the bottom of the unit. I'm not knocking any stars off for this either, because while its inconvenient, it doesn't cause me any headache. Just dont open the door while its running often lol This thing has made my life so much easier. Just buy it😅

Great product, but it barely lasted seven months. It started doing minor glitches which really weren’t a problem until mid to late February when it started actually being unresponsive the manufacturer won’t give me a refund until I pay off my Affirm payment plan but that won’t be until January 2028, which is almost 2 years after the one year warranty is over in April 2026. They won’t repair or replace it cause they’ll only repair repair or replace full-size dishwashers. It’s a great dishwasher had it lasted longer. I would be incredibly pleased, but it broke and no one is helping me. I had to reach out to the Utah division of consumer protection to try and backdoor my way into getting a refund or any sort of help about this. If I am able to get a refund, I’m back-and-forth on whether I’d wanna buy this again. I don’t know if it’s a fluke or if it’s a pattern and I really don’t wanna risk buying this again and then having a break again seven months later, though it was a great dishwasher. It did its job very well. My dishes were always clean. I have no faith in my own handwashing abilities so it was super helpful there all I had to do was put my dishes in pop in a cascade platinum pod and then just turn it on and have it run for two hours and 10 minutes and then all clean. And it was super convenient that it had a tube or I can just have the water empty into the sink and then pour the water right into the top into the water tank. I like it, but I did not like that went seven months of cooperation and then 2 to 3 months of glitches alongside cooperation and then come February just full on non-responsive anything

When I was expecting with my fourth and the dishes were piling up in the sink for a few days too long, I knew it was time to buy myself a baby present. I was on a budget so decided to do some research on portable dishwashers. When I first received it I kept contemplating if it was saving me or costing me more time. The rinsing, the fitting, it was like a Tetris game. Close to two years later I can confidently say it was one of the best investments I’ve made. This dishwasher can fit so many items. I’ve easily fit all our dishes from a meal and that’s with four children and two adults. The best part - everything comes out clean with minimal rinsing. The ease of filling it up with a pitcher (included) or your sink hose makes it all the more convenient. When placed next to the sink you use the attached hose, place it in the sink and let it do its thing to drain the water out without having to attach it to your sink. If washing dishes is not your favorite chore or you have other things you’d rather be busy with, it may be time to treat yourself to this amazing countertop dishwasher. Hope this was helpful. Happy dishwashing:)

Whoever invented countertop dishwashers deserves a cookie and a crisp high five. 10/10 recommend getting one! We're a family of 6 and do not own a "real" dishwasher. I was crashing out DAILY over the amount of dishes we had piling up and hated spending so much time washing them. 1) this can fit a decent amount of dishes. Anything from tall cups, plates, silverware, baby bottles, etc. 2) I do run it a few times a day (again, family of 6, and I hate washing dishes so I use it for everything that will fit). I really only handwash pots and pans these days! *Has not increased my water or electric bill really, so I'm stoked* 3) I do run this on RAPID setting 99% of the time. I tried normal (which uses the heat dry setting) but I noticed it didn't get the dishes completely dry, so it didn't seem worth it. Rapid runs for 40 mins (normal is like.. 1.5 hours). Once rapid is done, I just dry the dishes on a drying rack so that I can load it up again with more dishes. Keeps things moving efficiently and quickly! 4) my dishes get very clean in the washer, but I do recommend scrubbing them clear of debris before adding to the dishwasher. It's a countertop dishwasher, not an industrial one from your local Chili's, so let's be realistic with what it can do lol 5) no leaks (knock on wood) and no maintenance or parts issues so far. I did buy the warranty but haven't used it yet. 6) I am small in size, lazy, and a wimp, so top loading water was not for me. I had my husband set it up where we can get water from our sink directly and that's been wonderful. Just be careful detaching it from the faucet; wait about 10 mins for the pressure to dissipate, otherwise you're gonna be a unwilling participant of the splash zone. No rusting issues so far. *NOTE: I do air it out overnight so there is no mold or musty smell 7) it's super quiet, easy to use, quick, efficient... I'm a happy mama! (It's also fun to watch. Yes, I am easily entertained) I have had this for 2 mos now, will update again in the future!

I’ve been using this COMFEE’ countertop dishwasher for a while now, and it has honestly made my life so much easier. As a busy mom, I wash baby bottles, plates, and utensils every day, and this machine saves me a lot of time and energy. The built-in 5L water tank is super convenient — no need for plumbing or installation. I just pour water in and start the cycle. The washing performance is great, especially the 192°F high-temp mode, which gives me peace of mind for sanitizing baby items. The dishes always come out clean and dry. It’s also very quiet and doesn’t take up much space on the counter. Perfect for apartments or places without a traditional dishwasher. Overall, this is a great purchase for small households, moms with babies, or anyone who wants a simple and effective mini dishwasher. Totally worth it! Highly recommend.

As a journalist, I tend to read bad reviews before I read good reviews because I know many good reviews are paid for. I can usually read between the lines on bad reviews if someone is really not happy with the product or if they're just mad with the delivery service and blaming the product. So, when I researched and reviewed many brands of countertop mini-dishwashers, I was hesitant. And I was unfamiliar with the brand Comfee. So I researched literally for months. The majority of the reviews were pretty good, I must say, very few complaints. Most negative reviews sounded like ppl who didn't understand how it worked. There is a small learning curve but the Comfee manual clearly explains all the how to's, do's and don'ts. It is well packed in its box and very heavy. Perhaps a big guy can lift it to the counter alone but in my case, it took two women to place it on the counter. As it states, it is small, good for a 2 place setting if you pack it right. But I've washed small pans and pan covers, among the dishes, and all came out well. It's important to note that it does have upper and lower rotors so be careful not to pack things too high or let silverware or handles fall through the silverware rack. The tray on which dishes are placed rolls easily in and out of the machine so you can let it dry out in your sink while wiping down the interior after a wash. The model I chose really doesn't have a drying portion so I let it sit for about 1/2 hour after wash is complete and then open the door and let the rest air dry. I have only needed to use it twice a week, enough that I don't need to do dishes manually anymore, which is fantastic. So far, it has done a higher than expected awesome job at cleaning everything. No spots, no lines, no streaks. It is also remarkably quiet. I have used only the manual wash where you pour the water into it via a top filter. Comfee provides the pitcher and a scoop so the water goes right in, about 3 gallons. A buzzer rings when it's full so you don't have to guess or worry about overspill. Then I use the drain hose provided to drain the water right into my sink. This was the key reason for this purchase. I didn't want to hook anything up to my faucet as it would be too big a pain to attach and detach for each wash. This feature makes it very portable too like for an RV. Biggest advice, read the instructions. Comfee makes it very clear on use, cleaning, things to do in which order, one of the best manuals I've every seen. I have a very small kitchen and even less counter space so this was perfect for my counter. Those who have seen it have fallen in love with it. The model I purchased has a fruit cleaner but does not supply a colander so I bought an itty bitty one on Amazon. It also has short wash, long wash, and a couple of other options. I strongly suggest that after each wash, say before bed, leave the door open to air out. Wipe down the inside walls and floor but a good airing certainly helps too. It does have a little removable filter on the floor that is supposed to capture any food left on plates. However, I rinse all my dishes and silverware before I put anything in the Comfee as I don't want to take the risk of something clogging up the machine. I take the filter out once a week and wipe it clean anyway and dry up any water left over so it doesn't get moldy or attract bugs. This Comfee model was $300 on Amazon but like most things I just put it in my cart and waited for a sale. Amazon notifies you when things in your cart are discounted or go on sale. Finally, after a couple of months, Amazon had a sale and Comfee was offering $40 off so it ended up costing about $200. Even though I've used it only about a dozen times so far... it has been worth every penny, less work, more time for other stuff., and far less dishwater hands and fingers. I wish I had a complaint but so far so good. I am delightfully surprised and happy with this purchase. If anything changes or it breaks down after a few months, I'll be back to let you know.

This dishwasher, at first glance, looks like a gimmicky toy. The irony is despite appearances this thing is a proper functioning dishwasher. It washes better than I hand-wash even on the "rapid setting" (wash and rinse cycle is only 40 mins!!!!!!!). You can basically only fit tableware, small to medium cups, medium or smaller plates and medium or smaller bowls and not a whole lot at the same time. Don't even bother entertaining the thought of washing full size pots and pans.......not happening it's just too small for that. Also honestly I don't think you're going to save any water at all unless you're extremely wasteful when hand-washing and you're definitely not saving electricity. Despite this it's still worth it (Paid 219 USD stretched over 5 interest-free monthly payments using Amazon's in-house financing on Early Black Friday promotion)) as a labour saver. I also like the fact that it has an integral water tank so you can use it even if it's not close to a water faucet/source. While not as robust as a large traditional dishwasher it definitely serves a purpose for the right people. P.S. I personally would suggest getting the third-party 3 yr insurance/extended warranty for this. These smaller niche kitchen appliances tend to have a rather high failure rate.