COMFEE' Table Top Dishwasher 7+3 Programs Mini Tabletop Dishwasher No Plumbing, 6L Built-in Water Tank, Hygiene Wash, Auto Door Open Drying, Baby Care, Energy Class D- White

This countertop dishwasher is perfect for small kitchens and apartments. What I like most is that it supports both manual water filling and direct tap connection, so you can use it even if you don’t have a fixed water hookup. It’s easy to set up, the controls are simple, and it cleans everyday dishes very well. Plates, bowls, cups, and cutlery come out clean with no residue. The noise level is reasonable and doesn’t disturb daily activities. The size is compact but still fits enough dishes for one or two people. For very greasy pots, a quick rinse helps, but for normal use it works great. Overall, it’s a great time-saver and very practical for renters or small households. Highly recommended.

For years, I've been cleaning the dishes by hand and I can't believe it took me so long to get one of these. I have a fairly small kitchen and couldn't fit a full-size dishwasher, but this size is perfect for the space I have. Make sure you check the dimensions to see if you have a dedicated place for it. The inside is a lot bigger than I expected, and I can surprisingly fit quite a lot in it. There is only one lower level and a cutlery rack, but I have since figured out that I can use a metal rack that I have spare from an old grill pan as a second shelf. This fits perfectly for me and means I can have the bottom layer filled as well as an extra layer above. Would have been nice if it came with a second shelf, but this has worked great for me. Lots of different settings to use depending on the type of dish you're washing and each of these has its own temperature and times. It comes with a handy instruction booklet which explains what each setting washes best, their times and the temperatures, so you can decide which wash you need to use. When a cycle finishes washing, it will do part of the drying with the door closed, then it automatically pops open for the last part of the drying phase. I think this is to reduce the amount of energy it uses, which is a great feature. I'm not sure if this works on all wash settings as I've not needed to try them all, but I'm sure this is explained in the instructions. You can add dishwasher salt to the machine if you live in an area with hard water, and it's very easy to fill up. Just unscrew the cap, fill with water and add your salt. The instructions will tell you how much you need. There is an icon on the display that will disappear when salt is no longer needed. No plumbing is required, and you just need to fill up the tank with water using the jug provided. This takes around 3-4 full jugs and is easy enough as long as you're able to reach the opening to the tank on the top. This hasn't been an issue for me, but I can imagine it may be for some people with wrist issues as mentioned in some other reviews. Overall, one of my favourite purchases and I'm glad I finally bought one after putting it off for so long. Life's too short to be standing over the sink washing dishes all the time.

Had this dishwasher now for around 16 months, and it has performed admirably and trouble free. As good as a full size dishwasher. Cleans cutlery, crockery and glasses thoroughly and fultly, to a good standard. I use environmentally friendly tablets such as Ocean Saver and the dishwasher cleans just as well using these as with any of the mainstream dishwasher tablet such as Finish or Fairy. Operation is quiet and when next room I do not findvit distracting. Easy to use. The reason I didn't award 5 stars is due to the lack of a proper tablet dispenser compartment.

I have had my Comfee table top dishwasher for over a year now and it has performed faultlessly. It gets everything sparkling clean, even on the 1 hour setting, which is now the default programme of choice. It has useful other programmes but for my purposes, the 1 hour does it perfectly. At first I didn’t think it would be big enough but now I’m often surprised at just how much I can fit into it. You just need to play around with it to see what works for you and the dish sizes you have. It is fairly quiet in operation and beeps at the end of the programme. I have mine on the sink drainer and fill it manually with the included jug and a funnel. 3 jug fulls and it’s filled and ready to go. Its only limitations are not being able to accommodate large plates or pots, but for day to day mugs, cups, bowls and small plates, it does a fine job. Highly recommended little table top dishwasher.

I am a disabled woman and I often struggle with my grip, weakness and exhaustion so keeping on top of all the household chores can at times be difficult when dealing with chronic pain. This compact dishwasher has been an absolute gamechanger for me, not just for the aforementioned reasons but also because I live in a rented home with an extremely small kitchen (approx. 6 ft each way), so plumbing a standard one in was never going to be an option for me. This fits neatly onto my kitchen counter top, the hose has a nice little suction cup which keeps it tidy and in line with my kitchen tap, making drainage mess free and easy - straight down the sink plughole! It is quick and easy to set up, the box and packaging it arrives in are quite large and heavy so you may need two people to lift it and remove all the excess. It is very user friendly and easy to clean whether using the manual cleaning cycle or just giving it a quick wipe over and cleaning the drain inside. I recommend cleaning the drain plug inside the unit straight away following your first wash cycle and regularly giving it a once over as food and grease residue can build up quickly and cause a lasting smell without this. I have been using the recommended finish dishwasher tabs with my machine and find they do a spotless job, great for pots and pans but can be a bit too strong for lightly soiled dishes, so I have been handwashing in between cycles due to this. I am on the look out for a lighter/gentler tab or detergent instead. I find the size generous and so far, the only thing I have been unable to fit in the machine is a large, flat baking tray. All my other dishes including baking dishes, frying pans, measuring jugs and sauce pans, fit easily. Organising the load can be a bit daunting at first but I now enjoy filling the machine each load, it's a bit like a game of tetris! 😅 The unit itself matches all my other white goods well and produces a pretty & dazzling light show of water patterns across the kitchen floor much to the amusement of the resident feline.😸 I do find it quiet overall but personally wouldn't put it on after ten at night because I think it may potentially disturb the neighbours, I'd say it's comparable to a quiet washing machine. I absolutely love the timer, so I can set it ready to do a wash on the go. If you are in the market for a small and (sort of) portable dishwasher, then look no further! This is one of the best purchases I've ever made 😁

I’m really impressed with this compact dishwasher. It fits perfectly on my countertop and doesn’t need plumbing, which makes setup super easy. Cleaning performance is excellent — glasses come out sparkling and plates are spotless even on eco mode. The auto-open drying actually works and prevents bad smells. It’s quiet, uses little water, and perfect for small kitchens or couples. Great value for money and looks modern too. I wish I bought it sooner!

I have been using this for a few months and it is a fantastic machine that cleans very well. I have put together a guide in order to save people time in learning how to best use the machine. Firstly, if the pipes are properly routed, it is possible to plumb the machine into a kitchen tap with minimum obtrusion. In order to do this, a tap diverter is required, available from many popular websites (i.e. this one). This is the thing on the end of the tap that the inlet hose connects to. The machine uses a "washing machine" hose which is 3/4 inch, so a 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch adapter is required, which is sealed with either PTFE tape or Loctite 567. The key part is to orient the hose to the rear (not side-on) so that it is hardly visible when fitted. In order to run a cycle, the machine needs to fill itself with 6 litres of water which happens in the first few minutes of the program. After this, the tap diverter can be switched back and the tap turned off. If the machine is unable to fill itself within a certain timeframe, it beeps and requires the Start button to be pressed to continue the cycle. It is possible to stop the machine mid-cycle to add extra dishes by pressing the Start button. In order to force the machine to drain all the water in it's sump and tank, hold the "Hygiene 72deg" and "Rapid" buttons for 3 seconds and it will pump all the water out. The drain hose is routed into the sink and secured to the side with a 12mm hose clip attached with 3M VHB tape for the strongest bond. Regarding detergents, don't be tempted to try any form of liquid or gel as the machine initiates every cycle by emptying its sump (which is where it will be). I have had excellent results with supermarket tablets which cost around 8p each, and honestly clean identically to the premium brands. To improve the cutlery capacity, I switched the cutlery shelf with a cutlery basket for commercial dishwashers, which allows for more cutlery and better cleaning. When loading the machine, it is important to remember that most of the cleaning is done by the spinner on the bottom, with a mini-spinner at the top with much lower pressure. Make sure that all the dishes can be hit by the water jets from the bottom spinner, otherwise they won't be properly cleaned. With this in mind, the machine can hold an impressive amount of dishes and cutlery if properly stacked. Take note, for most programs (except "Rapid") the machine will do about 10 minutes of drying using a fan at the end of the cycle, during which it emits steam from the vent on the top. It is important that the machine is not placed underneath cupboards, especially if there is any lighting fitted as it will rapidly cause damage. I have oriented the machine sideways so that the vent is not blocked by the cupboards, which is very important. In future models, it would be good to position the steam vent at the front of the machine, so that it can be orientated frontways when located beneath cupboards. Also, a right angle drain hose would also make it neater, although this is not essential. Overall, I am amazed by the cleaning power of the machine especially on the Rapid setting (which takes only half an hour), and it really makes life easier.

Good little dishwasher. Bought due to arthritis in my hands, and my wife being disabled, this making doing dishes a bit of a chore. We do one or two washes a day with this, cleaning our plates, bowls, cutlery and cups (plus that of our son). It fills up quickly if you use pans saucers etc, as it doesn't have a load of room inside, however with careful positioning I can wash a pan, 3 small plates, 3 cups, a chopping board and all our daily cutlery. A second wash would then do any other glasses/cups, some bowls and any Other plates. I've had 3 of these now. My first lasted 3 years, with 2/3 washes a day that was pretty good going Id say and well worth it. But the time we got the second one, we'd managed to shrink our usage so only needed it twice a day at most. But sadly it only lasted one year, and developed a drainage issue, leaving all the plates smelling like a fish tank as it was rinsing with dirty stale water. The self clean function would help fix this for a while, but after a month or two, it became something that was nearly every wash and self cleaning would need to be run 2 times to stop it, which just lead to a lot of wasted time. So it's getting replaced under warranty. Hoping the new one lasts as long as the first one did, or else I'll switch brands, but apart from this issue the dishwasher has done everything I need. It looks nice and tidy, it cleans my plates, the noise is minimal (our living room is next to the kitchen and all you hear is a gentle hum of water sprayed onto the glass, the drainage is a bit louder) and importantly I'm not spending the evening having to massage my wrists from the aches and pains of having them in water doing dishes.