Countertop Dishwasher, Keenstone Portable Dishwasher Countertop with 5 Washing Programs, 360-Degree Dual Spray, Mini Dishwasher Ideal for Apartment, Dorm, 2 Water Supply Modes, Compact and Ergonomic

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this dishwasher for the days that I be home alone. I would only have a very small load of dishes that I not willing to use the full size dish washer. This one has a water tank so I don't need to worry about connect water line. It only use 5 lite water one load. I was convinced by the product description and decide to try it out.the result is pretty good. This little machine wash dishes just like the full size one. It has two spray arms spraying water from bottom and top. I included a video to show the action. Dishes come out clean. I am more than happen to see it only uses 5l water to do all the dish works.I have use it couple of times already. I settled in the quick mode. It only take 29 minutes. for my type dinner. it does enough cleaningThis machine is perfect for single person that does not have dishwasher or want to save some water and energy.I give it 5 star for the price and performance.

The place we are renting doesn't have a dishwasher. This little thing is a game changer. Was doing dishes by hand for a while and wish I had found this sooner. It doesn't have to be hooked up to the sink. Easiest set up ever. Take it out of the box, attach the drain hose, pour water in the top, put soap in and turn it on. It comes with the container to fill water in the too. It takes about three containers full and beeps when it is full. Definitely recommended.

I’ve been looking into a countertop dishwasher for two years. I live alone and use a minimal amount of dishes. I just give them a quick rinse and put them in the washer. My kitchen sink doesn’t have the right head for the included hose, so I just easily fill it with the included pitcher.It has a few different wash settings, including one for washing veggies. They even include a basket for that! I haven’t used this feature yet.It runs relatively quiet. You know it’s on because you can hear the water spinning, but the motor isn’t loud at all. I keep the outlet drain hose in the sink and weigh it down with the basket, just in case.I’ve done at least 10 loads since I got it. I can load it with a lot of dishes and glasses etc before starting it. I’ve had no issues with the quality of cleaning it does. I will say, I clean the filter on the bottom (it’s super easy) every few loads. I think that goes a long way in keeping the washer functioning properly. If you buy this, I think you will be as pleasantly surprised as I was. Enjoy!!

The media could not be loaded. So, we bought this for our RV and just never got around to putting it in. We ended up with a major leak in our kitchen and our water is off until it can get fixed so I pulled this out of the garage and tried it for the first time tonight. It's a cute little machine and definitely gets the job done. It's not perfect but darn close for what it is. The instructions are a little off - is not 3 cups of water, it's three full pitchers of water using the pitcher they provide. No biggie, just took a minute to figure out why it wouldn't work and kept flashing that out didn't have water. Still not sure how to get it to drain... hopefully, I'll get that figured out soon enough. It has two water options which is why I bought this one - and I'm so glad I did since I can fill from a other sink in the house. Really pleased all-in-all. It doesn't handle large things... dinner plates just fit, coffee mugs and glasses don't really fit on the top little shelf as well as it looks, but with some tetras practice, you can get stuff in. Large knives, serving spoons, spatulas, etc... those don't really fit. Maybe if you just laid them on the rack with a mostly empty load. Anyway, worth it. I can hand wash the big stuff while this gets the bulk of the little everyday stuff.

This washing machine is ideal for small places and easy to use. I love that you have the option to either fill it with water (which is what I do) or connect it to a faucet. filling is easier and you can still use your sink nd water while it is operating. The noise level is minimal and the dishes come out clean and fresh

When you consider what this machine is capable of doing I feel the machine is adequately sized. The size is clearly stated in the product description. The dishes come out very clean, even on the Eco setting. This machine is perfect for table settings for a single person or a couple. We do not have it connected to the water or a drain since it did not really fit well around the sink. We do not find filling the machine with water with the provided cup/picture to be a problem. We bought a 2 gallon plastic jug that I cut a hole in the cap and drilled a small vent hole in the handle that we use to catch the discharge and then just dump the jug contents in the sink. We might not have it figured out yet but the one draw back we have so far is trying to abort the drying cycle. I should add that we live full time in our Class A Motor Home.

I'm one of those people who has trouble with the dishes. The problem is that I'm in a small apartment. I found this and thought that I best at least give it a try.I would say that there are many pros with this appliance with a large "but..." after each pro.It is a compact dishwasher, but it's not that compact. If you're thinking convection or microwave size, no. It's much larger than either of those things. I ended up having to put it in the laundry room, which works fine because it's next to the kitchen area anyway. I think with most medium to small-size RVs you'll have a problem with it.It's great for one or two people, but a larger household just won't work. Also, you will also need to still wash your pots and pans by hand.You don't need to have it hooked up to a water source to use, which is a huge bonus when you're trying to maximize your space. But it will need some place for it to drain. I just use the same drain as my washing machine. Some people say they use a bucket or have it over the sink.It does use a lot more water than it says. It's also ideal to use pods instead of powder for your dishwashing.