Countertop Dishwasher Portable, 6 Place Settings, Energy Star | 8 Washing Programs for RVs, Dorm& Apartment, Speed, Baby-Care, ECO & Glass, Quiet, White, Space-saving Design

This was everything I have expected, and i used this countertop dishwasher for sometime now, and it has made daily cleanup so much easier. It fits perfectly in my apartment without taking up too much counter space. Despite its compact size, it easily handles the dishes from our daily meals. The different wash programs are very useful, especially the ECO mode for regular loads and the Baby-Care cycle for extra sanitation. It runs quietly, cleans dishes thoroughly, and uses less water than washing by hand. Setup was simple.

General summary: This is my two-month review. I've now washed 40 loads and can say with confidence that this dishwasher is great! It fits an entire day's worth of dishes from our family of three, including usually having room for a mixing bowl, a pan lid, or some tupperware along with the usual plates, bowls, cups, and cutlery. On dishwasher placement in the kitchen: We have limited counter space, so I originally set the dishwasher up on a wood kitchen cart that we had laying around, but I have since switched over to a metal kitchen prep table with dimensions of 24" W x 20" D x 36" H (also purchased from Amazon) to better approximate the height of our counters. Would definitely recommend this for others who have more floor space than counter space available. On dishes selection: If you are buying this around the same time you're buying your dishes, there are some things to know about what dishes you should buy. This does not fit the XL (10.5") corelle plates in an upright position, so if you want to use them they have to be put in at an angle which takes up more space. We retired our 10.5" plates and switched to all 8.5" corelle dinner plates, which fit beautifully! If you have really thick handled cutlery, you will not be able to use the spacer flap on the cutlery basket. (The spacer part does flip down so that it's an open basket, but you lose the option to keep all of your cutlery upright for maximum cleaning.) The second level lean-in rack on the left of the dishwasher fits teacups (we have the vintage corelle ones) and short mason jars. It probably would fit cappuccino cups, as well. But if you don't have short cups, you can lift it out of the way and put taller dishes underneath. I think you could put spatulas on it, too, but mine are usually very caked with food and so I put them in the main rack with the other dishes to be closer to the sprayer arms. On detergent: We've been using Finish Powerball Quantum dishwasher detergent packs, and all of our dishes have come out immaculately clean. I have not pre-rinsed a single dish, and we've washed may with caked on / dried out pasta sauce, refried beans, and eggs. I have not used rinse aid or anything else-- just a single pod does the job of both as far as I can tell. (I do remove debris from the plates that is larger than a pea, just for the sake of the filter not getting clogged prematurely.) One time I did not pay attention to the spacer flap on the cutlery basket sticking out, and I think it blocked the detergent door from opening all of the way. The contents of the pod were still partially in the detergent slot, but the dishes came out clean so I think enough soap did make it into the load. This has not happened again since I learned to keep the flap all the way up or down on the basket. On general operation: I have only run the machine on the standard settings. Basically you run the hot water at your faucet long enough to clear the cold water sitting in your pipes (you should actually do this with all dishwashers to optimize your pre-clean cycle), then turn the faucet off. Attach the hose to your faucet, turn the hot water back on all of the way, plug the dishwasher in to your outlet, press the power button, and then press the play button. It will run for 1:50 minutes (there is a countdown so you know how much time is left) and it beeps when it's done. If you need to use the faucet while the dishwasher is connected to your faucet, you can press the red bypass button and hot water from the faucet will be released out of the bottom of the quick-connect. Conclusion: 10/10 I would buy this dishwasher again. This is life changing as an apartment dweller. Honestly if we ever bought a house with a larger kitchen, I would consider installing one of these permanently behind a cabinet for small loads. The only thing this machine lacks is the ability to wash giant baking sheets or very oversized pots, simply due to the maximum size limits of being a portable dishwasher.

Ok, WOW. It took me a little bit from my original order to write this because I wanted to get some usage out of this. I live in an apartment which is older and doesn’t have a dishwasher, but I was sick of doing dishes by hand. I thought to buy this and I needed to make some adjustments so that’s why it took me a long time. 1. This dishwasher is NOT compatible with pull-out faucets. I had to learn the very hard way. Pull-out faucets are not equipped for high pressure situations. This is one of those situations. I had to buy SO many adapters just to make the dishwasher spout to fit and with those stacked up with eachother; water was spraying everywhere! Fast forward, I got great usage, but the dishes weren’t coming out clean and water eventually leaked out of the bottom of the sink all over the floor because the hose busted under pressure. 2. I had to find a faucet compatible. I asked my pall ChatGPT to find one compatible. I did and once that was installed, the dishwasher worked PERFECTLY. The dishes were HOT and clean. 3. As you can see by my pictures, you need counter space or it installed under the sink. You really should take the specs and measure your space before buying. That said, the height and width are perfect for where I have it. 4. I chose the color white to match my other appliances and to stand out from my dark cabinets. Though, if silver was an option, I would have bought that. 5. You can fit larger dishes than what is recommended, but you have to tilt them and make it fit. 6. You can put extremely dirty and caked food on the dishes in there and they’d come clean, but I rinse them before to keep the longevity of the machine. 7. You have to play around with the functions and choose the drying function on top of your cleaning function, which adds like 15 minutes. If you don’t, the dishes are wet. If so, leave the door cracked open when it’s done to dry them, but I wouldn’t recommend because you get water stains then. I put a stone mat on top that can absorb water if I don’t want to wait and I have a dish rack on the other side that I use to drain water if needed. 8. Yes, it cleans pots and pans great. Overall, I LOVE this. I feel like I never have to do a dish again, but I have to if I use a big pot that won’t fit. There’s two house chores that I hate. I hate folding laundry and I hate doing dishes… You will not be disappointed in this machine. Promise. Just have the compatible things and learn the functions and you’re set. Thanks for reading.

I wanted to get some use before reviewing. I purchased this Black Friday 2025 and have been using it almost daily since. Pros: It’s compact, but works well for our family of 2 and does a good job of washing dishes. I’ve loved the time and effort it saves us. For anything more than a single load, we end up doing two loads. I generally do the 45 minute cycle. Cons: I had to drill a hole in my countertop and cabinet walls to hook up to the hot water. Not completely necessary, but I don’t know how else you would do it, and I also wanted to conceal the drainage and water hoses coming from the back. It’s a fairly easy job for someone who isn’t handy like myself. With that said, that obviously won’t work for all countertops — mine are wood. Also the rack has some weird designs to it and don’t mesh well with my dishes, so I can’t load as full as I’d like. It also occasionally pops the breaker because it consumes a lot of energy. All in all, I still would purchase this again and recommend to others. We got it on a great holiday deal for around $180. But the amount of time and energy I have saved not handwashing dishes, I would have probably paid twice that.

I purchased this dishwasher in 2022, nearly four years ago, and it has consistently exceeded my expectations. While the price has increased somewhat since my original purchase, it was still one of the most budget-friendly standard compact dishwashers available at the time. By "standard compact," I mean a true dishwasher rather than the ultra-small countertop models that are often little more than plastic boxes resembling miniature microwaves or terrariums. In fact, I came across several of those smaller units that were actually more expensive than the Comfee'. What impressed me most is that this dishwasher offers features that even surpass those found on the full-size built-in dishwasher I purchased in 2019—and that wasn't an inexpensive model. I particularly appreciate the large display and the variety of cycle options and features included. Another advantage is its flexibility: if desired, it can be built into cabinetry and connected directly to a water line for a more permanent installation. I've had a dishwasher for most of my life, with the exception of the first two years in my current apartment, which did not include one and has a very small kitchen. During that time, I quickly realized how much I dislike washing dishes by hand. While staying on top of dishes after every meal would certainly help, I'm not always that disciplined, and I grew tired of seeing dirty dishes accumulate on the countertop. Since I live alone, I typically run this dishwasher every two or three days, which works perfectly for my needs. Having used dishwashers for many years, I was initially concerned that this model only sprays from below rather than from both the top and bottom. However, I have not found this to be a problem at all. As with any dishwasher, proper loading is important to maximize capacity while ensuring everything gets cleaned effectively. Detergent quality also plays a significant role. I use a well-known detergent brand with "Complete" in the name, along with a popular rinse aid, and I've relied on both products for years with excellent results. When loaded correctly, this dishwasher can hold a surprising amount of dishes, and everything consistently comes out sparkling clean. Overall, it has been a reliable, efficient, and worthwhile purchase that I would gladly buy again.

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 :)

I’ve had this dishwasher for about a week and it’s been great! Definitely worth it and saves me so much time vs hand washing everything. Installation was pretty simple, we just connected to a faucet. Dishes come out clean every time and it fits a lot of dishes! Only thing I’ve noticed is some dishes still come out a little wet but adding a rinse aid helped.

I REALLY lose this guy. It's not the best dishwasher ever made but it does a wonderful job. My executive dysfunction would always strike the worst with dishes. I've gone upwards of 3 months only washing what I had to and leaving a pile in the sink mold, old food, and everything. It was always extremely difficult to get myself to wash the dishes. Both due to my ADHD and the fact that once it piled up during a hard disability flare up the dishes would look too daunting to touch. It's not perfect and you might have to address a few small set up struggles like water leaking when it's not level or the sink adapter needing a different size but that doesn't deter me from posting a 5 star review. If you need a smaller dishwasher that can still fit things like wide pans and larger wider items this is great. Just remember to occasionally clean the filter

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.

La mejor compra que he hecho en la vida! Soy la más feliz desde que la tengo, solamente he lavado como 3 platos. Vale totalmente la pena! Para hacer la instalación más sencilla solamente hicimos un agujero en la tarja para que pasara la manguera del agua que se unió a la toma con una T y la manguera del desague simplemente la dejamos en el lavabo. Nosotros somos una familia de 2 y para nosotros está perfecto.

Buen producto.

Muy buena, llegó muy rápido, no requiere instalación y funciona perfectamente.

Bought this as a Christmas present in November of 2024. He absolutly loved if for his apartment. However he only got 1 year out of it before it stopped working properly. The biggest issue was it stopped draining water. He called numerous repair places in Vancouver, after mentioning the brand, he was told they had other complaints about the brand and the parts to fix the problem were not worth the cost of parts...........he was told, "it would be cheaper to replace it than repair it". Very disappointed............would not recommend it.