COMFEE Countertop Dishwasher, Energy Star Portable, 6 Place Settings and 8 Wash Programs, Speed, Baby Care, ECO& Glass, Dishwasher for Bedroom, RV and Apartment, Black

I can't praise this dishwasher enough! Years ago I worked as a parts and service manager, so I know what to expect in a major appliance. I owned a portable Inglis (full-sized) dishwasher back then and I loved it. But now (for the past 10 years), my galley kitchen is too small for one. I don't mind hand-washing dishes; I find it a rather Zen chore. But recently, a friend moved in and he goes through A LOT of dishes. I needed a solution. Then I found this portable D/W and it is amazing! The only differences between this D/W and my Inglis are its size and that the coupler/power cord does not retract into the machine. Since this D/W is stationary, it's actually easier to roll the hoses and tuck them along the side (instead of trying to feed them back into it). Like any portable D/W, when it stops, you turn the hot water tap off and release the pressure from the coupler (press the little red button on the coupler) before detaching it from the faucet. Pull the hoses down into the sink and shake the coupler to remove excess water before tucking it away. Invest in some Teflon tape for the connections and tighten well for no leaks. Also, run the hot water tap before connecting the coupler to ensure hot water delivery into the machine. (D/Ws have an element to heat the water before running the wash cycle. Putting hot water in at the get-go saves energy and allows the unit to begin the wash cycle sooner.) When not in use, always leave the D/W door ajar, so it can breathe. Over time, this reduces the amount of odor absorbed by the gaskets inside the machine (all D/Ws get stinky) and prevents rusting. When adding detergent, it is better to use less than more. The "normal" cycles run about 90 minutes, so a little soap goes a long way. Lastly, when the dry cycle kicks in, stop the machine and open the door to let the steam out. Pull the rack out and - without removing anything - use a paper towel to sop up any excess water sitting on cups or glasses (since that water will not evaporate). - Do not remove any dishes when they are hot as they are more likely to shatter, causing potential harm to you and your machine. - Roll the rack back into the unit and turn the drying cycle back on. I have washed my Lagostina pots and glass lids in this COMFEE D/W and was truly shocked at how crystal clear the lids came out - like new! I have used the machine for about a week, every day, sometimes twice, and it does the job flawlessly regardless what I throw into it. It works great, is remarkably quiet, uses the equivalent of a half-sink full of water, costs HALF A KW/H (7 cents) per run and looks fabulous on the counter. I love it. With good care, this real D/W (albeit miniature) could last 5 years.

Compacta Lava bien No requiere agua caliente ni cápsulas de detergente Usa detergente común con base en carbonato de calcio como finish

UPDATE NOV 27TH 2025, I knew when it came to the holidays I was really gonna be putting this dishwasher to the test. Well....... happy to say there was no issues at all running this between 12-14 times in 2 days! It felt so strange not having to hand wash sinks full of dishes while cookin for thanksgiving! So I've had this a few weeks now..... I FREAKING LOVE THIS THING! definitely worth what I paid, definitely worth having. Its way to big for my counter top so I had to order a roll around kitchen island. I'm completely fine with that :) I do have to get creative on how I load my 10.5" plates, but definitely making it work with those. I mainly use the quick wash on it an sometimes the rinse option if there's still a lot of suds left in the bottom after a wash cycle. So far everything has been coming out completely clean, an dry. I use the finish dishwasher tablets, an finish rinse aid. I'm honestly surprised how quiet it is, so being in the same open space while it's running is no problem at all. The only thing that scared me when I first ran it was when the water drains I was not expecting it an it scared the bajeezus outta me lol but other then that extremely quiet! We're a family of 3, you'd think we wouldn't have a lot of dishes but when you have a 14yr old that eats like he's a linebacker the dishes pile up quickly! This dishwasher usually gets ran twice a day once for plates, cups, etc. 2nd wash is usually pots and pans an lids. Its definitely been worth the investment. Quality is nice an not heavy at all for as big as it is, but if your short like me you'll need to have a little umph to get it up on your counter, or island. I'm glad after looking for months at different types of countertop dishwashers that I chose this one. Functions great, looks great, easy to hook up, easy to use, and cleans better then I ever could. only down side is if your in an old house like me an your cabinets are low it may not fit on your counter so you may need a roll around island like I have or a cart. I knew this going into the purchase so I already had an island on order when I got this. Its a purchase you won't have buyers remorse on :)

Does a good job of washing, but: >The rack is absolutely appalling, with massive gaps that allow pretty large dishes to fall through. Even worse, it doesn't sense that the spray bar is blocked! >The layout of the tines is chaotic, without any custom sections that fold. Can't fully explain it - but for the most part, the tines are either too close together, or too far apart. Many of the tines are also way too short to adequately support dishes. >Controls are terrible, requiring memorization of sometimes. cryptic symbols. >Machine doesn't remember previous settings, and there's just one button to cycle through them all. Of course, I always use the setting BEFORE the default one, and have to cycle through them all to get to it. 😓 >Doesn't get water very hot - would be nice if it could get into the 165⁰ range for sanitization. >Door does not pop open when finished washing. >Floor is plastic. Why make the interior stainless just to ruin it with a plastic floor? >Utensil basket is ridiculous and has tiny openings that many utensils, including even my forks, will not fit into. Again, it seems to do a good job of cleaning, BUT for this price I expect a little more - a functional rack at the very least. And for all these improvements, I would gladly pay more for a "deluxe version". Personally, I think I'll be doing some modding over time - maybe starting with filling in some rack areas with stainless steel wire. UPDATE: I have niticed that it doesn't rinse all the detergent. When I take a jar out from the dishwasher and pour water into it, there are suds! They were loaded properly. I only fill the didpenser halfway wiith gel detergent. There is resudue every time, whether I use Cascade. Kirkland, or Finish. I tried increasing and decreasing the rinse aid. Nothing helps except 2 extra rinse cycles. I didn't love the machine before, but now I seriously regret buying. Why oh why is there not "Extra rinses" under the Function button? 😓 UPDATE: I notice the user manual describes a rinse aid indicator, but my dishwasher only has a mark on the plastic where the indicator was supposed to be installed! (see photo) This thing's a hot mess, and I'm past the return window. Do yourself a favor!

I recently purchased this dishwasher and I'm very happy with it. Installation was straightforward, and it runs much quieter than I expected. The cleaning performance is excellent—dishes come out spotless, even with heavily soiled loads. I also like the different wash cycle options and the energy efficiency. Overall, this dishwasher offers great value for the price and has made kitchen cleanup much easier. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient dishwasher.