COMFEE’ Portable Dishwasher Countertop Review: The Space-Saving Solution for Clean Dishes

Review: I cook a lot so purchasing a dishwasher is to relieve myself from an extra task. The machine is very heavy. It fits my counter top. I pour the water into the machine instead of connecting to a hose; not feasible. I use a small amount of dish detergent instead of buying dish detergent pod which is more expensive. Don’t put too much soap otherwise it won’t rinse thoroughly. When use, I use rapid mode – 40 min. If you use the regular mode, it will takes 2 hours to complete the wash cycle. It fits a few small items but definitely not big pot or pan even if that is the only thing you put inside. It is best to rinse out food residue from your dishes before put them inside the washer. If someone is doing heavy cooking, this machine won’t be a help as it only takes a few items.

Review: This little dishwasher is really something. I was skeptical about it at first, thinking there was no way something so small have not only the power to wash but dry and sanitize.

Review: I moved to a house that did not come with a dishwasher built into the kitchen and hand-washing my dirty dishes was becoming really tedious. My kitchen is not very large, but I had just enough space on my counter for this to fit. I am very pleased with this purchase because now my dishes get done. There are two people in the house and I usually run it every other day. What I like about it is you don’t need to hook it up to a water source. You just have to fill up the tank, add your detergent and hit start. Easy-peasy! The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five is because the opening to pour the water in on the top is blocked by my cabinets so I have to pull it out every time I want to fill it up to run it (I just bout a $0.50 placemat so it would slide easier on my counter). I have had this dishwasher for about 7 months now and it still runs great! My dishes are clean everytime. (I do rinse them off in the sink before I run them in the dishwasher)

Review: When I first decided I wanted one of these countertop dishwashers, I decided on a price point and began researching the ones that met that requirement. I narrowed it down to 3 or 4, and then looked for the features I wanted it to have. I wanted an upper AND lower spray arm, the ability to fill it either by hooking it up to the faucet OR to fill it manually, and then I needed it to have the appropriate measurements so it would be sure to fit where I needed it to. I live in a mobile home, and sometimes things can be a little hard to fit. I also watched quite a few YouTube videos to see what some of the product reviewers had to say. I am SO SO happy that I settled on this dishwasher! I absolutely LOVE IT! When it arrived, upon taking it out of the box, I was shocked at how big it is; I obviously knew the measurements and had seen pictures and videos, but this dishwasher ain’t no flimsy hunk of junk! This is a solid, well built kitchen appliance. I’m 63, and while I’m not exactly Mrs Fit and Trim, it is heavy! I had zero problems getting it set up and hooked up, so don’t worry about that! I didn’t hook it up to my sink, I just manually fill it with water and that works excellent. A pitcher is included and the dishwasher will beep at you when it’s filled to the appropriate level. Just make sure you turn it on before adding water so the dishwasher knows when to beep at you when it’s filled to the correct level. It also comes with a pitcher and a water filling guide to make it easier (and foolproof!) to add the water. Since I didn’t want to use the inlet hose to fill the dishwasher, I just left it sealed up in the bag it came in and put it under my sink. I only had to connect the drain hose and make sure it was attached all the way, and then slide the clamp in place and tighten it so the hose doesn’t come off or leak when the water is draining out into the sink. It could not possibly be easier, trust me! The drain hose has a suction cup attached that you stick to the side of your sink so the hose stays in place while draining. The instruction manual said you can also drain the water into a bucket if you are unable to have your dishwasher by the sink. In short, this dishwasher is a quality appliance and looks like it; this is NOT a flimsy, cheap looking thing that you would be embarrassed to have on your counter. The only thing I regret about buying this dishwasher is that I didn’t buy it sooner! I live alone, and this is the perfect size for my needs. I might have to hand wash a pan or something, but that is no big deal. This appliance is the best thing Ive ever bought!! Plus, it was on sale, so that allowed me to afford it as I am on a fixed income, so thank you Comfee! Seriously, if you are thinking of buying a countertop dishwasher, and this one falls into your price range, look no further! You won’t be sorry, I promise you!!