AIRMSEN Portable Countertop Dishwashers, 5 Washing Programs Mini Dishwashers with 5 L Built-in Water Tank and Double-layered Glass Door, No Hookup Needed for Home, Apartments & RVs

I'm thrilled to have a dishwasher again with the Yaheetech rolling cart purchased here specifically for it & my available space since my counterspace doesn't allow for a dishwasher in permanent residence. My sink's faucet necessitates manually adding water, so my thanks to the reviewer whose video showed adding hot water directly to the top from the faucet which is also a pullout which saves slowly adding 3 pitchers of water. NOTE: the dishwasher must be turned on to trigger ringing when enough water has been added that way. If you've added too much, though, the dishwasher will automatically eject that excess at the start. Adding HOT WATER conserves energy while shortening cycles' times.Its Speed cycle from its very first 1st use did indeed clean well with a Cascade Platinum Plus pod—mentioned in a review for another brand—& produced sparkling clean dishes & silverware despite its very full interior. Regardless of how I place items inside, everything comes out clean. Its Air-Dry runs for an hour, contributing to its energy efficiency.As with other reviewers, my bottom-flared silverware required permanent removal of the basket's cover. The basket's size is far from adequate for the amount of silverware that collects here in 2 or more days, though. The rack's rear can accommodate 2 of Airmsen's baskets straight across. (The shape & configuration of the appliance's tines can present problems placing Airmsen's or other manufacturers' baskets elsewhere.) But at $19.99 for another basket taking a week or 2 to arrive, I opted to try Yours brand's dual baskets arriving in 2 days. Again, I had to remove the covers, but for the sake of this photo only, I was able to place all 3 baskets should I have particularly heavy silverware use but which still left room for my 10.5" dinner plates standing straight up & more items.NOTE: depending on how you have yours drain water, be prepared for the possibility of about a 1/2 cup to remain in the drain hose when it shuts off. Otherwise, you and/or the floor will be wearing it. Even after I've gone to great pains to remove that water, some still drips on the floor the next time I use it. So, act accordingly.For Pet Bowls: that stainless steel bowl belongs to my cat & was a factor contributing to this purchase. However, for hygiene's sake, I always spray his bowls, etc. with Clorox Clean-Up which I allow to remain for a bit before they go into the dishwasher. Otherwise, I would not be comfortable using the Speed cycle every time.I love it so far & I'd buy it again should the need arise, especially now that I have a better silverware basket.Update_2025-03-28: After purchasing a pair of Yours replacement baskets, I've been using only the larger of that pair placed over to the far left as shown because I've found no need for the cover.Because I've never found the need to remove it, I've held it in place minus its handle for the past 3 months with a Trudeau silicone tie wrap. By placing taller knives & forks facing center, I've been able to keep Airmsen's original small rack at the top for shallow cups, 4oz jelly jars, longer food prep utensils, or a combination of both. Yours' larger center compartment even holds larger lids for glass jars, & canning jar lids, too, since I don't use mine for canning.

Works as well as a standard dishwasher. It didn't work perfectly out of the box, the top jets refused to spin on their own and it didn't seem like the water was heating up very well (recently I got a heating error code that unplugging seemed to fix), but overall it seems to be working perfectly now.I did figure out a few things about detergent. First off stay away from pre-portioned tablets and pods, those are made for full sized machines. Also the little soap divot on the door is too much. If you use too much soap you will get cloudy dishes. I got some Cascade Complete and found maybe filling that little indent 1/3 full was all I needed. Also don't worry about trying to get the drain hose straight, mine is rolled up behind the machine and it's draining just fine.After some trial and error and some hiccups I've been getting a lot of use out of it now, it's really come in quite handy. It's energy efficient, doesn't use a lot of water and gets hotter than my tap water filling it with cold water. It's a little noisy, but not much more than full size one if at all. If there was one thing I would change, it could use a light button, as it is the only way to turn on the light is to open the door. It's easy for something to accidentally slip out of place and block the bottom sprayer from spinning so it'd be nice to be able to just hit a light button to make sure it's working or draining or actually cleaning.

This has been one of my best purchases in a while! It is so handy to just load up and run. It holds more than I thought it would when purchasing, but do keep in mind that it is a small countertop washer.. so there are some dishes that don’t fit. The quality of it is great, I have never had leaking problems, and it truly works great. It comes with a jug to fill the top with water so it doesn’t have to be hooked to the actual water like my old portable dishwasher so I do appreciate that. I also like that it has various washing options to choose from. Overall, great product and I highly recommend!

So far I’m very pleased with product and manufacturer. They actually respond when you have a question and my satisfaction seems a priority. The machine was too tall to put on my counter, so I bought a cart to put it on next to my frig. I pour water by hand into the water port on top, and have a 2 gal garden sprinkler can I keep on the lower shelf of the cart for the drain hose to pour into; the hose is plenty long. Then I just pour the water out onto the lawn where I don’t want weeds. After a few loads, I opted to remove the silverware rack for more space for dishes. To me washing silverware is no biggie, I’d rather have room for plates and bowls. Every load has come out spotless. The mfg suggested I use Finish diswasher liquid, and to never use a rinse agent. My dishes are absolutely spotless. Wish I’d done this years ago.

I was a little skeptical at first. But I have been impressed by how clean my dishes come out.One issue I found was my upper spinner wasn't spinning during the cycle... or intermittently. I paused the wash cycle, pulled it out and ran water through it. When I put it back in and started the cycle it worked just like it's supposed to.The filter is very easy to clean out.The only other issue was they were serious about the size plates you can wash. Large dinner plates do not fit. Standard dinner plates do. It takes a minute to arrange the dishes, but I have been able to get all my dishes in and they've come out clean. I reccomend this dishwasher.