EUHOMY Countertop Dishwasher, 8 Programs Portable Dishwasher with 5L Built-in Water Tank and Inlet hose, No Hookup Needed, Mini Dishwasher with Self Clean/Baby Care/Air Dry, for Apartments, RVs, White

Fits a surprising amount of dishes, has reasonable length cycles and everything comes really clean and sterilized! It's not loud and the quick setting is really effective for being half the time. We have issues with sediment in our water which breaks the motors in other dishwashers so we love that we can fill it from the top and let it run rather than hooking it up to our water, but it does have the option to hook up to a water source. Overall super worth the money, we love it!

We were able to successfully add a small separate water line directly to the dishwasher, but still use the drain hose into the sink. It has been a lifesaver! It doesn’t use too much power, and even using the well water and water pump, it doesn’t affect the water flow at all when it is filling up the tank. We do have water softener, but I haven’t noticed any buildup on the inside either. It is quiet to run, super easy to load up and select the mode and press start. The dishes have all came out clean, and I’m quite surprised at what I can fit inside still, despite the compact size. I do still still my dishes on a drying rack, to finish drying afterwards, which isn’t a big deal to me. If I’m not running another load, I can always run another dry cycle and it works well, too. Overall, I am so happy I purchased this and it’s been worth the money to not have to wash everything by hand anymore, and trust that the dishes are still coming out clean.

I've wanted one for a long time and even got a well reviewed model but it was too bulky so returned it. This is different because it is clear glass in front and something about that makes it feel less blocky and obtrusive. It's actually fun to watch. I specifically got this one because it's well reviewed but about the smallest footprint that would also fit larger plates. It also tapers a bit towards the top which again makes it look less blocky on your counter. The only thing that was a hurdle was that it fits under my upper cabinets. But there isn't much clearance. But I want to tuck it back as much as possible so it's not in the way. My solution? I got a large appliance slider mat (had to search a while to find a big one 20x16) and it's perfect! I may want to cut it down a bit so it doesn't stick out as much. Now I can slide the dishwasher out a few inches to load the water on top, then slide it back under the counter to tuck it away more. This is for my airbnb and guests just don't hand wash dishes well, especially the outsides. I have run a couple of test cycles and glasses look really clean! It's medium quiet. I think it'd be best to run when you're leaving the house for an hour. The wash cycle (30-60min) has some sound. The dry cycle is quiet. I like the way it closes and seems really effective. I'm really happy with it so far! The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that it's expensive, twice that of a full size! If it last me 3 years, I'll make it 5 stars. Will update!

I’ve had and been using this dishwasher for a few months. it was definitely worth the money. i moved from a big house to a very old, much smaller house. there is no dishwasher and i would need to add a panel to my electric to even put one in. so i decided to just a small countertop one. i am so glad i did! since there is only 2 of us here it works great. i mostly use it for coffee cups, silverware, plates and bowls. it holds more than it looks like it would. it also comes with a fruit basket that you can use to wash your fruit. i’ve used it to was new silverware. i just spaced things out in the basket and it was perfect. i use the included pitcher to fill it and just leave the drain hose in the sink. i run it daily and it just takes a small amount of detergent. there is a small sip in the glass front where you put the detergent. it has multiple setting including drying and it is so easy to use!!

This is my new favorite thing. I literally sent my best friend a video of it washing my produce, because it’s both mesmerizing to watch and also immensely satisfying to know that *I* don’t have to wash those fruits myself. (This is going to be a very produce-washing-heavy review, for those who might be looking for that.) So far, having washed apples, grapes, and potatoes in it, all 3 of them have held up splendidly and have been noticeably clean afterward (no wax on the apples, and no grit on the grapes and potatoes). The one bit of advice I have is to run a cycle to rinse out any remaining detergent residue between using the machine for dishes and using it for washing produce, unless you like your fruits and vegetables to taste kind of soapy. 😅 As far as dishes, there are plenty of other reviews here that address how well it works for those (answer: perfectly well for its intended purpose), so I wanted to give a little more information about the produce washing function, since that was half the reason I bought it. (The other reason is that my second child is due soon, and I refuse to put myself through handwashing a million breast pump and bottle pieces every day. When looking into bottle washers, I realized it wasn’t a huge jump in cost to get a countertop dishwasher, and that I could use it to wash fruit for my toddler, so I chose this model based on the existing reviews and have raving about it to my friends and family ever since.) _________________________ Update a couple weeks later: strawberries and blueberries have also done great! Out of an abundance of caution (because I don't like the idea of eating dishwasher detergent), I've been running a self-clean cycle, or at least the beginning of one to get a good rinse, before I run a produce load if the previous load was a detergent load, and there's no soapy taste on my produce that way. (I am a "super smeller" even when I'm not pregnant, so I don't know how much other people might care or notice, but it felt worth a mention.) I have not yet been brave enough to try with super delicate berries like raspberries or blackberries, but perhaps someday. My family is eating more fresh produce than they have in years despite me having less energy than I have perhaps ever?, because this machine halves the prep, and lets me have fresh fruit and veggies on hand for us to snack on without the worry of listeria contamination from frozen or pre-cut produce. I would give it ten stars if I could!

I wanted to love this, but I really don't. I don't have faith that it gets anything fully clean. The first time I used it, residue on silverware and a ton of residue on a plate. In fact, one of the plates looks like it came out more dirty than it went in. Tried it again, ran it on the strong mode and increased the amount of detergent. Similar result. And I'm not overloading it or putting really dirty dishes inside, everything has been wiped of in some way, either beforehand or was not allowed to have anything dry on it. I think this is due to the fact that it has a non-standard way to load detergent. The detergent ends up in a small square at the bottom of the machine after placing it in a square on the door. That's it. When in action, I don't see any foam or really anything significant going on - it looks like it's just rinsing dishes with plain water. I don't have hard water and I'm using Cascade powder detergent. What am I missing? There's also not a dedicated area for rinse off agents, like even if I wanted to buy one and incorporate that into the process, I don't have faith it's going to be used very well because it's going through the same process as detergent. Returning this is going to be a hassle, especially if I go by some of the negative reviews. But I might as well return it because it's not actually saving me any time. I still have to wet and clean dishes after running them through this. The device seems okay otherwise, maybe a bit small, but it looks ok otherwise. I went with this over traditional Western name brands because I thought I could get away from paying a name brand price. Now I'm really wondering how those name brands would compare. Like maybe they don't have I completely see through window or as many settings, but would they function correctly?

So far I am very happy with this lil dishwasher. I have done 3 loads of dishes and they have come out nice and clean. I took off the top for the silverware holder and put as many as I felt could fit in. Probably like 20+ pieces. I think 1 butter knife and 1 spoon had some residue, but I packed it full, so I figured 1 or 2 might not be perfectly clean. Even so, food wasnt left on it. I washed a plate with stuck on egg and a cup with dried on milk in the bottom, and it got both clean! I HATE cleaning stuck milk out of the bottom of cups...ewww. Granted, I have only had this a few days, but if it continues to work like it does now, money WELL spent. I expect as a family of 4, to have to do 2 loads one day, 1 load the next, in rotation. But we also use paper plates a lot. My 2 kids dirty a lot of dishes. The struggle is real when it comes to dishes, but this has already made my life much easier at home concerning dish time. We have a TINY house with no counter space so I have this sitting on a wooden TV tray with a 5 gal bucket to drain into and only use the tank, not the sink. It works great this way! It isnt too noisy for us. Tupperware and pots n pans I will continue to do by hand. But no more need to do small plates, cups, bowls, or silverware! YAY! Since we do use paper plates a lot, we rarely use glass plates, unless the food is maybe runny or really juicy and would tear the paper plates. So plates really arent an issue. But most people are probably buying this for space saving, so should expect it to be small and get creative with loading for maximum dishes, ir just do more than 1 load a day. I think if anyone buys a countertop dishwasher and complains about space, thats kind of a ridiculous expectation for the size. Just saying. More than 2 people in the home? Expect to run it twice like I mentioned earlier. It takes 2 hours-ish depending on the cycle you choose. 1 hour or so to wash and 1 hour to dry. If your hesitant, get the 2 year protection plan and you are covered if anything happens for the next 2 years. Or there is a 3 year protection plan as well. You can either get it replaced, the money refunded, or parts to fix it. I am sooo happy with it. I do recommend it to anyone living in a small space, or a small household who doesnt dirty up a lot of dishes, or someone who doesnt mind doing a couple loads a day if you have a small house but several people in the home. Happy buying Amazon shoppers! Oh...one thing, it would be cooler if the light inside stayed on. But it goes off after a couple minutes.

This dish washer was exactly what I needed. It cleans dishes well, it has held up, and I use it daily. It is space saving but holds a lot of dishes, easy to install, easy to use and water saving.