I recently got the countertop dishwasher and it has been an absolute game-changer in my kitchen! Not only does it save me valuable time and effort, but it also ensures my dishes are sparkling clean every time.One of the standout features of this countertop dishwasher is its compact size, which fits perfectly in my small kitchen without taking up much space. The setup was a breeze, and I was impressed with how user-friendly the controls are. I appreciated the variety of wash cycles available, allowing me to customize each load based on the level of cleaning required.Despite its size, this dishwasher offers surprising capacity, comfortably accommodating dishes for a small family or a gathering of friends. The adjustable racks make it easy to fit in different sizes and types of dishes, including plates, glasses, and even pots and pans.What truly impressed me, though, was its cleaning performance. The dishwasher effectively removes stubborn food particles and grime, leaving dishes spotless and ready to use again. I was also pleasantly surprised by how quiet the machine operates, allowing me to run it even during quiet moments at home.The energy efficiency of this countertop dishwasher is also worth mentioning. It not only saves water compared to manual washing, but it also uses less electricity, which aligns well with my efforts to lead a more environmentally conscious lifestyle.In conclusion, I can confidently say that the countertop dishwasher has transformed my kitchen routine. It's compact, efficient, and dependable, making dishwashing a hassle-free task. If you're looking for a convenient and effective solution to streamline your kitchen chores, I highly recommend giving this dishwasher a try!

Excelente opción para una vivienda de dos o tres personas. Deja muy limpios los trastes y sabiendo acomodarlos puedes optimizar bastante el espacio. La he usado hasta tres veces en un solo día y sin ningún problema en su rendimiento. Muy fácil de instalar y no es necesario realizar ninguna adecuación; esto es muy útil para espacios pequeños o incluso si rentas. En mi caso opté por instalar una segunda llave sólo para conectar la lavatrastes, pero puede ser directo a tu mezcladora y ya viene con el adaptador para conectarla sólo cuando la vas a usar. Yo uso el detergente en polvo y abrillantador de la marca finish y dan muy buenos resultados. Si tienen la oportunidad de adquirirla, háganlo. No se arrepentirán.

Hago la reseña más de un año despues de que compre este lavaplatos y en lo particular me encantó, funciona muy bien y te ahorra tiempo. Deja limpios el 90% de los trastes, solo batalla con residuos de aguacate, esos si llegan a quedarse pegados. Pero de lo demás todo bien, solo ojo con la madera y el peltre, sigan las instrucciones. Cuando lo compre llegó en perfectas condiciones, si batallas un poco para las conexiones del agua pero en cualquier ferretería venden los adaptadores. No le doy 5 estrellas porque si tuvo un serio probela que NO viene indicado en el manual. El manual indica que lo puedes conectar a la llave de agua caliente o fria, yo la conecté a la caliente y después de un rato, cuando el calentador estaba encendido y el lavaplatos tomaba el agua caliente, no sé si mi calentador caliente demasiado pero algo pasaba dentro del equipo que según yo afecta la válvula de entrada de agua y lo que pasaba es que después de apagar y desconectar el lavavajillas después de una 10 horas se empezaba a llenar de agua todo lo de adentro y cuando conectaba el equipo mandaba una alerta, pude encontrar en Youtube vídeos de como inclinar el equipo para que se saliera el agua. Después de 2 o 3 veces que me pasó esto, decidí mejor cambiar la conexión al agua fría, y listo, todo solucionado. Por esa falla en el diseño o al menos en el instructivo, no le doy 5 estrellas. Por cierto para los que preguntan, aunque tome el agua fría el lavatrastes calienta automáticamente el agua. Finalmente, en nuestro caso en México, nos aumento algo así como 4 dólares la cuenta de Luz al bimestre, con un uso diario con uno que otro día con dos usos diarios. Y el paquete de Amazon de dos frascos finish del jabón y el pulidor funcionan perfectamente bien.

EDIT: One year later and it still runs like a beauty! I've had no problems with the dishwasher and I cannot stress how awesome of a purchase this was.I’ve had this dishwasher for a few days now, but I’ll be back to update this review should anything relevant come up.So, number one, it’s a great dishwasher. I’ve been using dishwasher pods and stuffing it as full as I can, and the dishes have all come out dry and spotless; no residue. It operates very quietly, with the exception of the periodic water draining, which can be a bit loud but only lasts for a few seconds. Overall the machine is pretty silent. The machine isn’t too heavy, but is sturdy. It’s much larger than a microwave, and I knew this beforehand, but it was still deceivingly large.Installation was a bit of a headache. The dishwasher comes with an adapter for your kitchen faucet. If your faucet is a pull-out/ pull-down type then it will likely not fit. Unscrewing the head to connect directly to the hose will not work either as the manufacturers use a non-standard thread pitch.The easiest solution is to actually do a bit of simple plumbing (don’t be alarmed!). I bought a “water line” with a 3/4” “garden hose connection” on one end and a 3/8” connection on the other; and I also bought a 3/8” 3-way tee connector fitting. Attach the garden hose water line to the tee connector (on the 3/8” side), and then attach the tee fitting to your hot water line under your kitchen faucet. Be sure to use Teflon tape to prevent leaks. The 3/4” garden hose side attaches to the dishwasher. The dishwasher’s drainage hose can be hooked up to the drainage pipe under the sink or can simply sit in the sink. All in all it should take about 10 minutes of work and $30 in parts. Still better than washing dishes by hand!3-month update: still working like a beauty and my life is still 8,000% better now that I don’t wash dishes

Great little washer. Its nice and quiet, only occasionally hear water draining. I run it twice a day and always gets the stuck on food even without rinising first.

I bought this dishwasher for my mother, who is elderly and cannot stand for long periods of time hunched over the sink to manually wash dishes.I like the features this dishwasher offers, such as light, medium, heavy, quick, and loads for newborn/toddler dishes. Also, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that this unit also heats the water.The quick fittings are sturdy & strong. The "nipple" aerator fits standard kitchen faucets as well, and comes with a good amount of rubber washer to prevent any leaks during operation. I also found out that the nipple attachment also works for her apartment-sized laundry machine!I like the large size dish rack for the unit as well. I have no use for the cup holders, and thankfully you can detach them.This unit has saved me and my mother much time and effort not having to wash plates, bowls, mugs, glasses, and cutlery. Unfortunately, it will not wash many larger and medium sized pots & pans.The drain filter is detachable and can be rinsed down. I also like the easy to use soap and rinse aid dispensers. No issues with operating this machine.Please watch out for the inlet and outlet hoses that attach to the back of the unit - mine came lose after moving the hoses around and it leaked over my countertop. Tightening down those connections at the back of the dishwasher are top priority!I wrestled over this unit vs. the cheaper danby dishwasher, and settled on this one due to more metal in the construction.All in all, I feel that the cost versus the product and the benefits are worth every dime spent. Buy with confidence.

My old Koldfront portable dishwasher lasted 7 years before the start button wouldn't work anymore. In looking for a replacement, I perused reviews and couldn't believe this one, with a lower price than most, had the most pleased customers. I really wanted a black model since the rest of my kitchen appliances, as well as the previous dishwasher were black. So I almost went with another, more expensive brand. But I finally convinced myself to just suck it up, and go with white (since this one doesn't come in black). Honestly I don't know why I had to wrestle with myself over the dang color because it is just fine and the microwave cart it sits on has a lighter top.The unit arrived 2 days early for one, so that was a good start. The packaging was excellent, and probably added another 10-15 pounds to the shipping weight. I set it up, rolled the microwave cart that it sits on over to the sink, and found that the electrical cord is not only shorter than my previous appliance, it extends from the right side, where my previous appliance had it on the left side. It wouldn't reach the plug I have been using. Minor set back, but I did have another plug I could use that was within reach.The rack is just a tinge smaller than my previous appliance, and the plate holders in a different configuration, so at first I disliked it. However, now that I have used it for 3 weeks, and learned how to load it for my needs, it is fine. My only issue is that I use mostly non-conventional dishes (cat and bird food/water dishes), so they don't neatly fit in the slots. If you use mostly standard plates, you will be fine. Another thing I dislike about the rack is that the top shelf is way too angled, so I can't fit some things that I am used to having up there. And, there is a hug gap between the two sections of that top rack so if I'm not careful a smaller cockatiel food dish may fall thru.You can see the difference between the two racks in the 3rd picture; Farberware rack on the left and Koldfront rack on the right. Those 4 water dishes would sit in the back and underneath the top rack in the old dishwasher (right), but the configuration of the Faberware rack does not allow for that (left). However, I have figured out how to make it work, and got over my discomfort regarding the change, so all is good.I love the way I can pick different modes with a push of the button and there are noticeable differences in the cycles. My previous dishwasher had a knob, but it really didn't seem to affect time or cycles unless it was just in rinse mode. I have experimented with a couple of settings on the Farberware and found that P4 works well for general use (as long as there isn't a whole lot of food stuck on) and only lasts about an hour and 20 minutes. I also love, love, love the countdown timer so I know how long it has to go.The dishwasher is very quiet compared to the old Koldfront, which makes me happy. Another thing, silly as it is, the old dishwasher flatware basket only had 2 slots that were big enough for the handles of my table knives to go in (and they aren't overly big handles). The Farberware basket has several slots large enough.Pros: Settings are noticeably different in time/water/cycles,Does the job of getting the dishes clean the first time,count down timer,quieter than other portables,the slots in the flatware basket are well thought out.Cons:Electrical cord is shorter than other models (although I am unsure about current models). Will say I've noticed this cord length issue when I've replaced other items like tower fans, so maybe it is a trend for everything.The upper rack tilts too severely and has too large a gap between the two sections.

It's a great little machine. I'm in the process of running all my dishes through it and it gets a lot of old grease off. It cleans my pots and pans quite well. Sometimes you will need to soak or run through multiple times if you have food crusted on, old food, or *really* old grease on it, but regular dinner dishes, regular pots/pans, and standard heavy usage only takes one run-through. So far, I've used both the P2/normal and P1/heavy settings w/ pre-wash soap every time and both settings worked beautifully.Everything is very clean, i barely had to lift a finger to do it, and although i love cooking/baking, i HATE doing the dishes. I love this thing; haven't had access to/owned a dishwasher in decades, so this is really a luxury for me.Nearly all of my dishes, pots, pans, etc. will fit into it, although the load sizes will vary depending; i think the cookie sheets might not fit, but otherwise, my pans, pots, cake pans, pie dishes, big colander, big mixing bowl, lids, smaller cookie sheets, cupcake pans, bread pans, etc. all fit in it.I use the rinse-aid dispenser on the highest setting and it gets the dishes very dry for the most part, no spots. If you have edges that can hold water on any of your dishes, those edges might not be dry, but the rest of it will be. It seems to be using a lot of rinse aid on the highest setting, but that's fine by me for how the dishes are coming out of the dishwasher. When you load the dishwasher, consider how the water comes out of the fan thingy inside it to ensure your dishes get clean and don't be stacking dishes on top of each other. If you overload it, they won't get clean. Read and follow all the directions; it recommends you put everything in a certain way. I speculate the reason they do that is because of how the fan thingy inside distributes water. You don't have to do exactly what they say, but, you know, just be aware if you stack stuff up on top of each other, it's probably not going to get clean because the water won't get in between the dishes.The counter next to my sink was about 1-3 inches short of fitting this dishwasher, so i bought a riser to go underneath it (see pic), Universal Mobile Base Stand with 4 Strong Feet Multi-Functional Base white, Adjustable Furniture Dolly (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08G1G3Z7J/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and that seems to be working out great so far. The dishwasher sticks out over the sink about an inch (see bottom right corner of picture), which isn't a problem for me, and it looks fine. It fits underneath my cabinet by about an inch or so even with the riser. I set the riser to its minimum width/length.i have had no leaks, and our faucet is a standard faucet, so it fit just fine. It's quiet. I wouldn't call it silent exactly, but it is very quiet.The clean/dirty magnet in the picture is the following: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078WBL24D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1i used Cascade Complete Gel Dishwasher Detergent, Fresh, 75 oz: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IJGC6F4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1For rinse aid, i used Finish brand jet-dry rinse aid.It came in a huge, heavy package, though, way bigger than the machine with extremely sturdy inserts, so be prepared for that, hah.