COMFEE' Countertop Dishwasher, Portable Dishwasher with 5L Built-in Water Tank, No Hookup Needed, 6 Programs, 360° Dual Spray, 215℉ Steam& Air-Dry Function, Mini Dishwasher for Apartments& RVs, White

As someone who absolutely despises washing dishes and would sometimes let them pile up only leaving me more anxious, this is a total life saver. Now I actually look forward to loading this little sucker and delighting at how clean my dishes are after they're done. My glasses, plates and utensils are so clean, much better than hand washing. The videos made me a little wary cause it didn't seem like it did much but the cycles are long and really deep clean everything. Not only have I used them for my dishes, but I've put it to work on other things like my stove top burners, sink basket strainers, my little vintage glass spice bottles I cleaned out and got to finally reuse etc. Of course you gotta make sure things are dishwasher safe,but so far this thing has made my life easier and might I say slightly more enjoyable. It's also helped me to stop eating out as much cause I don't dread washing dishes anymore. One thing to note, this isn't going to fit really large pots or frying pans ( it does fit a medium saucepan) but somehow I usually find those things less dreadful to wash than a bunch of utensils or plates dont ask me why they just gross me out and feel more time consuming. Also, Ive read reviews about the parts not spinning or working, this happened to me once but it was my fault because I loaded something that obstructed the spinners. Just give a quick hand spin to them before you shut the door and wash to make sure you didn't put anything in the way of the spinners. As you use your washer often, you'll feel more comfortable with it and learn better or smarter ways to load and add a few more items to wash. I would also advise to really look at the instructions because theres different wash settings and tips in there. I usually just use the normal wash. You also wanna remove the inside strainer tray and filter at least once a week to rinse and wash it off. It's common sense. I've read reviews saying the machine began to smell. I mean obviously you need to clean it too duh. Same thing with anything else you use. All in all, I have zero regrets, its super easy to use and I love it. Buy it, it's cool. UPDATE: February 27,2023. It's been 3 months since I purchased this item and it's still working great. Still cleans and does its job, still leaves dishes super clean, grease free and spotless, I love it. I've read reviews saying that you cant fit 10" dinner plates? Huh? I just loaded two 11" dinner plates a 9" dinner plate, bowl, 3 wine glasses, 1 water glass, 2 large knives, 4 cooking spoons a bunch of cutlery, 2 cookware lids and a partridge in a pear tree. You can stack the larger plates diagonally and they'll fit fine, just use your spatial skills when loading lol. I'll try to remember to update again later. Also, no weird smells coming from the machine, I think people that make those type of reviews are probably dirty, no offense. RINSE OUT YOUR FILTER. It comes apart easily and I only do it like once a week.

This is an extremely effective little dishwasher that holds an amazing number of items. Used with Cascade Platinum Plus pods, you will simply not find another machine that gets dishes any more sparkling clean. At first glance you wouldn't think that capacity is very much but, as you can see in the photos, you can really load this dishwasher up. As long as you don't block either wash arm, you're golden, even if you pile items up. For 1 or 2 people it's perfect. No, you're not going to get pots larger than 2 quarts, but you'll fit just about anything else. The blue plastic carrier I use to hold the silverware came from a dollar-type store and works extremely well for me because I always seem to dirty more than the included holder can handle. Do not rinse your dishes first!! Modern dishwasher detergents work with enzymes that need remnants of food to activate cleaning. Rinsing the dishes first actually makes it harder to get them clean. *** I do not use the dispenser cup in the door for my pods. Like shown in one of my photos, I place the pod in the very back corner of the machine. This keeps it out of standing water that will dissolve it too quickly and suds will quickly overcome the wash arms. Just make sure your lower wash arm will turn and not hit the pod. You’ll get better results this way. Originally purchased for the camper, I brought this dishwasher into our home kitchen when the built-in model went on the fritz. It has worked so well that I've been procrastinating on replacing the larger one. I have the portable on a stainless steel table with wheels that allows me to bring it in and out of the kitchen with ease, then store it in the pantry when not in use. It's so simple to pour about 6 quarts of water into the top and use a bucket for the discharged water, but you can also hook this to your kitchen sink faucet to fill automatically. Be sure to clamp the discharge hose to the bucket or make sure it’s securely in the sink drain to avoid messes when you're not looking (don't ask how I know!). The suction cup that comes with the machine is not reliable, replace it with something you feel good about — I bought one meant to hold a handheld showerhead and it is plenty strong. I couldn't be more pleased with this dishwasher and recommend it without any reservations. This is my third appliance make by Comfee', and they are a quality manufacturer (check out their portable washing machines if you really want your mind blown and your clothes cleaner than they've ever been!)

UPDATE: I have purchased 2 of these now and am contemplating going with a different brand. The first unit stopped working through (I believe) no fault of mine; whereas the second was my fault but still convinces me that I may be better off trying something else less prone to breaking. The first unit stopped working after a few months despite me carefully following the product guide to the letter, which was extremely frustrating. I decided to just purchase another anyway as the first had worked well up until that point, and I hoped to have better luck with another unit. The second has been great for the 6 months I've had it, no issues at all. Until sadly, today I spilled some of the coffee I was holding onto the inside of the washer door...and despite my immediate and thorough efforts to soak it up & let it dry out, it turned out to be completely inoperable when I tried to start it up again. I am assuming some of the coffee got into the electronic control panel which is at the bottom of the door. Mostly due to the first unit failing, but also due to the placement of the electronic panel where a small spill is enough to immediately render the whole unit inoperable and useless, I'm on the hunt for something else (and changing my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars). Original review: Clean dishes, every day, no matter how fatigued or busy I am...so worth the $. I have used it probably a couple dozen times now with no issues. I wish I'd looked into portable dishwashers earlier and am glad I purchased this model.

UPDATED 4/15/2024 Dishwasher pump finally died last week. If you’re handy, this probably won’t be an issue for you. For those who aren’t. expect to get a couple years out of this machine. I do think that’s not bad for a portable dishwasher. I still recommend it. I just wanted to update my previous review with the death date of my Comfee dishwasher. RIP ——————— Original review from purchase 2 yrs ago: First off, I want to say I love Comfee brand appliances. They were originally designed for commercial use, and if used properly, residential customers can have high expectations. In almost 2 years I have never had a single link. You need to make sure the drain hose obviously drops lower than the level of the dishwasher.. common sense. Even though it has a pump to eject all used water, it’s not going to pump straight up. That’s just absurd. Next, Comfee gives you a hose tighter thing that you need to firm twist into place where the hose connects to the dishwasher. With out that 10 second action, yep, you will have leaks.. I hope I don’t have to explain why. I have read reviews concerning suds… ummm… dishwasher detergent creates zero suds by default. If you have suds, you’re using regular dish detergent and not dishwasher detergent. Think people, think. Also, do not use dishwasher detergent pods. They never dissolve completely in countertop dishwashers, especially if you’re using express washing. Just get the gold old fashioned liquid Cascade detergent. Works instantly and as a bonus, will save you money. If you have kids loading the dishwasher, make sure the dishes are arranged sensibly so that the water can reach all parts of the dishes. You cannot stack dishes that are blocking one another and realistically believe they will be magically cleaned with contact from the soapy water. If chunks of food are flopping around your dishwater (GROSS) because the dishes weren’t rinsed first, you can definitely expect the drain to be clogged. Thankfully, Comfee expected people to lack this common sense and made cleaning the filters ridiculously easy! After you empty your dishwasher, pull the filter on the center of the bottom of inside the dishwasher. It’s pops up without any Braen necessary and you clean in the sink and get out all the gunk you put in the dishwasher in the first place. Same worth the arms that spray the water. Make sure you didn’t gunk those up too. PS, and this is off topic, but I was so happy with the quality dishwasher at a very fair price, I purchased their washer combo for my RV and that works beautifully. MUCH better than the previous LG combo I owned that kept breaking down. The Comfee combo has already outlived the LG version. Like I said, in the beginning, Comfee the last few years, they decided to sell to residential customers as well. No one should be complaining if they are using these appliances properly. I can occasional appliance malfunctioning through no fault of the buyer. But in the reviews there are so many people complaining, it’s obvious that common sense is lacking in abundance. Hope this helps someone make a decision. Please note, I have not been incentivized in any way, shape or form to write this review. It is literally my personal experience, and I am not affiliated with any company for that matter.

I have tested the cleaning power of this little dishwasher by allowing my husband Buffalo chicken cheese dip sauce to dry on the mini crock pot liner and the serving spoon(these are normally very hard to clean off by hand even after soaking) it got all of it off. It has also gotten dried on food off my husband's hidden dishes he has left on his desk. If you have an over grown man-child this will come in handy if you have limited space and not enough time to spend an hours plus soaking scrubbing and soaking again. One downfall is the regular cycle is a long cycle 2hours+ including drying. But still save time so you can clean other things. I work 2-2-3 rotation 12hour shifts so coming home and cleaning after work is a no go for me. I just want to sit and relax before going to bed. I also didn't want to spend my days off doing nothing but cleaning. Another downfall it doesn't fit larger items those still need to be cleaned by hand. Like pots and pans that are larger than a sauce pan. Yes, I know it's taboo to put pans in a dishwasher, they aren't fancy pans. Lol if I could afford fancy $100+ each pans I would have a bigger place with a built in dishwasher haha. @UPDATE... control panel stopped working. Customer service is giving me the run around. Manufacturers warranty is 1year after purchasing. They are trying to get out of the warranty my dragging on saying oh we need this oh now we need this, oh and this. While taking weeks to reply. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!

Right out of the box this machine is ready to work. It seriously took less than 10 mins to get it up and running. Intuitive in nature, you won’t have to rely on the users manual. It’s as quiet as full size models and does not disturb quiet evenings at home. It seems to clean as well as full size models too, though I am using the premium pods (sometimes 2) with each load. I’ve ran it a dozen times already and it hasn’t faltered, leaked, smoked, alarmed, or failed. The clear screen front door and lighted interior make it mesmerizing to watch. (And hey, after 2 years of sheltering at home pandemic precautions, we find entertainment in mundane tasks.) It doesn’t hold a lot, that’s not surprise in a countertop/portable appliance, but it holds enough. (It isn’t ornerous to load, run, unload. Of course it’s ideal for singles who don’t have many dishes to wash at any one time.) I fill it by hand and drain it via the sink, though it does have a faucet attachment for even more ease. It is a countertop appliance, but be sure to measure before ordering. It does not fit under my upper cabinets. Ideally you wouldn’t have upper cabinets at all, or maybe some open shelving. To use mine must straddle the sink. But I’ll invest in a rolling cart soon. I can recommend it, with the caveat of making sure it fits your counters/cabinets. UPDATE: 2 Years Later. Everything is still the same. It’s a beautiful design, works well with my lifestyle, and delivers quality results. The capacity is small, but that’s not an issue for me. It can handle baking dishes and even my Vitamix blender carafe. The full cycle is 2+ hours, great results. The quick wash is 40 mins, but there’s no drying feature in this mode. The filter screen is easy to remove and clean. And it’s still mesmerizing to watch it do its thang. Other reviews say the jets aren’t powerful enough. It’s not a high pressure appliance Susan. It relies upon large water saturation over a long period of time with adequate quality detergents. And it’s half the price of a permanently installed full size machine. If you have more than 2-3 people in your home there may be a backlog of dishes piling up. But as a bachelor I generally have plenty of leftover room running the machine 2-3 x week. Can recommend.

The original dishwasher in my home was installed with modifications that prevent me from replacing it without remodeling my kitchen. This model fits on the countertop directly over it, under the cabinet. My countertops are set unusually low however (one of the reasons I can't replace the old unit without a remodel). I don't produce a lot of dirty dishes so it fits my lifestyle fine. I have been able to fit saucepans and their lids in with my dishes and they were cleaned very well. I like being able to sanitize things like my small plastic cutting board and drain screens. The flatware rack is a little strange but it works if you don't need to place things under it. They recommend hanging the flatware through the slots. I found a small flatware cup from a sink rack fit between the tines near the front, so I use that when hanging flatware is impractical or I have larger utensils to wash. I recently replaced my faucet with a combo faucet/hose sprayer which unfortunately can't accommodate the adapter for filling the washer. I am able to reach the fill hole on top using the flexible hose on my faucet. The only thing I really don't like is that I live in a humid climate and condensation immediately appeared between the inner and outer windows and can't be cleaned or wiped away. There is a tiny vent hole that is completely ineffective. I was away for two weeks and left the unit unplugged and open, and the condensation was still there when I returned. I expect someday I'll begin to see mold in there, but until then I'm happy with its performance. Update 2/22/22 - the "Air Refresh" fan has broken. The wash cycles still seem to be functioning. Update 7/26/22 - still performing well at washing. I do not use the air refresh feature. I generally open the door when the wash is complete and let things air dry, although they are mostly already dry. There is still condensation between the windows that never goes away, but I don't see any sign of mold. Update 4/24/26 - Failed after 3 years of daily use. It stops at the rinse cycle, drains, and gives an error. I still consider it money well spent and have purchased a new unit under a different brand because the newer one has better features while still fitting under my cabinets.

This is a great little dishwasher for small loads. My biggest but minor issue (so far) was that the manual suggested leaving the door open to let the unit dry out after use. But at my house, an open door is an invitation for the cats to attempt to squeeze in or rip the door off with their weight. Not to mention, the open door just gets in the way when you are puttering around the kitchen. The door is magnetic, so I found these little magnet people on Amazon, and they help me prop the door open just a few inches when I need to. I'm sure there are other magnets out there that will work as well. My other minor issue is that this unit heat dries the dishes, and I did not find that I could turn that setting off, other than manually stopping the washer. Especially on hot days, I prefer to air dry the dishes. I can also verify what another reviewer has noted. The manual has the drain valve and the inlet valve switched around. Because of this error, it was a bit confusing to set everything up, and I wonder if that may have been the cause of another reviewer having their kitchen flooded. Just note that the drain valve is closest to the side edge of the unit and the inlet valve is further in (in case they correct the error). We put this little dishwasher next to the sink where a dish rack would go, so I don't feel like I have lost much counter space. So far I have airdried my hand-washed dishes in an in-sink rack, and in this washer so I don't miss the rack. I also have a dish drying pad but haven't had to pull that out yet. To be honest, I am not sure that this washer saves water as the loads are small, but it might if it's fully loaded. We tend to have a lot of untensils at the end of the day to wash, so I do feel it saves on time and does a better job at getting items sanitized and cleaned. A small washer like this is not for everyone, but I find it very helpful.

For a small house that doesn’t have a dishwasher, this little unit does exactly an advertised. It cleans super well for how small it is, doesn’t need to be plumped into a water source with its easy fillable tank, and cleans away. I have it set up besides my sink, where I fill the internal tank with water from my flexible faucet, and have the drain hose laid down into the sink for drain. Easy as that. Obviously it’s small and won’t do big dishes and pots and such, however I do love that I can throw all the cutlery, small plates, and Tupperware in there and just give the big plates a quick wash by hand. Still saves time, works as a temporary dishwasher until I have something more full size. And on top of that, you could easily throw this in your camper or anything because it doesn’t need to be hooked up to any sort of plumbing, just need a power supply and a couple litres of water in it and you could run it anywhere. Pretty cool little unit, with the understanding your not going to be washing all your dishes with it. Not to mention the class front you can watch the cleaning action through looks cool.

Es muy fácil de usarla, tiene muchos modos. Aparte no es necesario conectarla al drenaje, con su manguera desagua en la tarja. Deja muy limpios los platos y todo lo que le metas, le caben bastantes cosas. Nada estorbosa.

Relacion calidad y precio esta bien, la capacidad es poca pero para los trastes del desayuno o cena me sirve bien, los lava bien y si no estan tan sucios pongo la opcion de lavado rapido y termina muy pronto, ademas lo utilizo mucho para lavar frutas y verdura, incluso lechuga y no lastima las hojas

I wish I could give this one a good review because it did work perfectly for awhile. I got this machine in November 2024 and it was working perfectly. Today the start button stopped working and I called the costumer service. I informed them of the defect and they requested a video of the problem, machine information and receipt. I sent everything right away and they said they will reimburse me because of the warranty. And they said I can dispose of the faulty machine because they can't exchange it or send another one. I'm extremely disappointed because the reimbursement will be sent my cheque via email and they said it will take a month to be delivered, and now I have to dispose of a machine that was working just fine a moment ago and it was probably going to be an easy fix for them. It seems like the manufacturer doesn't really care about inconvenience their clients. Now the same machine it's way more expensive than when I bought it. I do not recommend this machine, it doesn't last and the manufacturer is not committed to prove this is a worth and lasting product.

It’s perfect for my cottage where there’s no regular dishwasher installed. I have been looking for a small dishwasher like this for a while. This countertop dishwasher meets all my needs at my cottage. The washing power is strong and all dishes were washed so clean. Easy to install the drain line as shown in the picture. The water input can just use container to fill the water tank from top of the dishwasher, which is much easier to use water inlet pipe. I just put around 3 and half containers water. It’s very easy to use. The rapid cycle fits my use. It doesn't take much space on the countertop. The water used is not much and actually way less than my hand washing. I really like it.