I have run this baby a total of 81 times at this point. We are a family of 5, with boys in school and daycare. We live in a rent to own situation so until we own this house we cannot go gutting the kitchen that was built in the 50s. Our counter space is limited along with floor space so we don't have the room to store a full sized washer. Instead this dishwasher sits next to the sink on the counter space that was previously taken by the drying rack. What drew me to this dishwasher was the ability to fill the tank and not needing to buy adapters for my sink. I can run the dishwasher and then hand wash my pans at the same time. Also if anyone else lives in an older home, they will also know the fun game of not being able to wash dishes while someone showers because it will take all the hot water. The tank eliminates that issue and I am able to put a load in before bed and go take a shower without fear. My husband enjoys hand washing dishes while I do not, because while I wash dishes my kids are off finding trouble. I also enjoy the baby cycle for pet bowls /gecko decor and it would of been a huge blessing when my youngest was a baby and needing bottles for daycare. Any parent or parent to be who is currently hand washing bottles and then microwave sterilizing will understand the blessing that is not having to scrub little parts and having everything sterilized and ready to go. I can also say that because it heats the water it is saving us money on oil because we are not hand washing in hot water that was heated by oil. My kids love helping load/unload the dishwasher and the glass window is built in entertainment for them. I will say a con is the size but in the same breath it is a pro because we don't have the room for something bigger. My only other cons are that there is no rinse aid compartment but I remedy that by using cascade platinum pods, and that I can't put the wire prongs up and down like other models. The upper sprayer arm doesn't always start spinning right away, but if you leave it alone it will start spinning after the first 2 minutes of the cycle. Things I wanted to know when I was looking at dishwashers and landed on this model. 1) I have Mikasa dish sets from Costco. They all fit no issue and I can fit 10 plates (good to know if you host) 2) I can fit my kids bentigo lunch boxes I recommend vertical to prevent the clips from hanging down and interfering with the sprayer arm. 3) I can fit a 7 qt bowl and strainer along with a whisk and measuring cup no issue 4) I run multiple loads a day but I would also hand wash multiple loads a day. So it's not a big deal. What I could fit on the dish rack is what I can fit into the dishwasher but I don't need to had wash and hand dry them so major win. I also get the pods from Costco and buy a couple boxes when they are on sale. 5) I cannot fit my largest baking pan in the dishwasher but I can fit my smaller ones. I also can't fit a normal cookie sheet, but I can fit my smaller ones which might be a bonus for people who live in small apartments or are 1-2 personal household. I can fit a crock pot and large pots, along with small cutting boards. 6) most dishes can be run on a quick cycle especially if they were just used. Normal is good for your items used for cooking or kids school lunch boxes that you want a little more heat and a longer cycle. Baby/heavy is awesome for pet /bottles and if everyone in the house is dealing with sickness like strep and Covid where you would like to light everything on fire but can't. 7) fruit wash works fine I normally wash my fruits in veggie wash and soak them for way too long so being able to put all the apples (15) and filling the basket with grapes/strawberries/ blueberries saves time and I can load it and run it while I put my other groceries away. I do recommend cleaning your filter prior to running it 8) you do not need to use the pitcher to fill the machine we just use the hose from our sink and it beeps when it is full 9) the suction cup and hose stay in the sink without issue. We have the suction cup 4in from the top of the hose in the sink. 10) the top rack ment for cups is great for the munchkin lids for sippy cups and straws easily fit in the wholes for the silverware. 11) the sound the dishwasher makes is melodic. It doesn't bother me at all, quite the opposite it actually pleases me. The light turns on when you open the door, and when you first power it on and stays on for 1-2 minutes. If your kids are like mine and they "need to see" you can pause the cycle open the door and close it and the light will be back on while it washes but fear not, no water will leak when you do that, but it can be steamy and hot so I don't recommend littles doing it on their own. It's nice to know though that if my kids opened the door mid cycle I wouldn't have a bunch of hot soapy water pouring out. Overall this dishwasher has changed my life, keeps my sink clean and makes it so I don't dread hosting a party. I will need to do multiple loads ie plates/silverware, cups and desert items, prep items, and cooking items. However, It makes it so I have more time to spend with my guest instead of standing at the sink and hand washing a ton of dishes.

Play Video This countertop dishwasher is amazing! I've had it for a little over a month now and it's been a godsend to say the least. I'm a single mom of 3 little ones, full-time college student and working part time and this has saved me so much time! We live in an apartment building and I've been hand washing dishes for the last 2 plus years. It arrived very quickly and I was able to easily move it and install it by myself. I love that it has the options to either hook it up to your faucet or fill it with water. I've only used it by filling it with water and it washes my dishes perfectly. I run the drain hose directly into my kitchen sink. It's super easy to install and use. A regular wash time only takes 60 minutes and it actually holds quite a bit for it being a countertop dishwasher. It has air and heat dry options and both work pretty well. When using the heat dry I noticed you can't put cheap plastic cups in the very back because they will melt! It only makes a little bit of noise when the waters draining or when it switches from wash to rinse. I've asked my next door neighbor and downstairs neighbor if they heard it at all while it was running and they said no. The price is a little steep but it's definitely worth it and I highly recommend it!

Like others, I have a 1950s kitchen, sans dishwasher, with no room for a dishwasher without a full kitchen remodel. I’ve been living with hand washing for 2 years before I stumbled upon this cute machine. It works great and gets my stuff super clean. I can fit about a day and a half worth of dishes (solo person that doesn’t cook a lot). No pans but I was washing by hand away. It got several tea stained cups/strainers looking like new !! I like that you get to add the water because it makes it more portable; the hose attachment would not fit a modern kitchen faucet and I have no other sink to use. I highly recommend this gadget! I get a ton of compliments on it too, it’s very cute. Love the blue light. Have used this about a month.

I purchased in Sept. '24 and have had no issues. It has been 2 months since my purchase, and I believe it suits my needs well. You do need to get "creative" fitting items other than plates. The utensil holder I do not like. It is the one thing I can complain about. It has individual slots on the top, but the spaces are not wide enough to accommodate my forks, spoons, etc. The top of the handle of my cutlery has a large tip. You can leave the top off, if needed. I am by myself, and it takes at least a week for me to have enough to put in a regular dishwasher. It definitely uses less water than doing it by hand. It uses about 3 and a half pitchers in the one provided, a bit less than 5 liters. I find that it is quieter than a regular dishwasher. Great for an RV if you have the counter space or storage space until needed. It is definitely advantageous and helps conserve water.

This was a great purchase. Have used it at least 10 times since I bought a month ago. Super easy to set up, compact, quiet. I placed it in a cupboard below my counter and it’s a god spot for it (cupboard has a rollout drawer that the dishwasher sits on, so that makes filling it easy. Otherwise I’d connect the faucet connector). Highly recommend if you have limited space and don’t want to hand wash every last utensil and cup.

This has been a game changer for me. This dishwasher has worked super well for me so far, and I’ve been running it multiple times a week for several months. I love the fact that it has a tank instead of needing to hook it up to the sink. Definitely worth it!

I absolutely love this product. It fits a lot more utensils than advertised. Personally, i removed the rack for the cups, cause it's too high and they couldn't fit. That's the only downside. I put it on my counter next to my sink and that's where it stays. The hoses connect well and i love being able to fill it from the top instead of plugging it in my sink. I live alone and having to cook and do the dishes is sometimes overwhelming, This helps a lot in reducing how much dishes i clean by hand. I'm very glad of this purchase and recommand it.

I just want to say to the creators of this product: I hope you feel good about yourselves when you go to work in the mornings. What you are doing for working-class people who live in apartments is indescribable. It is 100% worth the money. The manufacturer offers a long warranty on the product, more than a year. Clearly, they are confident in what they've made and its quality. As they should be. Note the huge pasta bowl in the photo; this little powerhouse holds more than you would think. It also arrived two days earlier than expected.

I have had this dishwasher several month now and have wished that I had bought it years ago. I arrive home from work exhausted and it is so nice to be able to put the dishes in a dishwasher. I am single and can go about three days between loads.