Countertop Portable Mini Dishwasher, 9 Programs,167℉ High-Temp, Hot Air Drying, Air Refresh, 360° 3 Spray, 24H Timing, LED Light, 5.2L Built-in Water Tank for Apartments RVs

I have never had a dishwasher in my life, so at 65, I thought it was time. I ordered this machine and I could not be happier. It get the dishes sparkling clean every time, even stuck on food. I love that you can hook it up to your faucet or just put water in it. I put water in it because it won't hook up to my kitchen faucet. I have only used the regular cycle so far and it does a great job. Dishes get completely dry during the drying cycle as well. The machine is pretty quiet, I can barely hear it running when I am in my living room. I'm not a fan of how you put the silverware in the dishwasher, so I'm going to order me a basket to put in when I have room to do so.

Fantastic dishwasher!I had the original Farberware countertop dishwasher and it lasted 6 years, which is pretty good.This review is informed by the one I had before. This one is GREAT.What it is:-A countertop dishwasher but it's large. I have mine on a small table and drain it into a bucket.-It does an excellent job of washing and drying dishes. They come out spotless regardless of cycle.-Pretty quiet! Like a regular-sized dishwasher. It's loudest when it changes cycles or when draining out the waterbut it's not a deal breaker.What it isn't:-Small. But if you can swing the extra space it provides, it's well worth it! Get a cart. Or get a small low table. It's light enough that one person can move it around and place it.It fits:-More than the cube sized countertop dishwashers from Havas, Airmsen, etc. So you don't need to run as often.-2 full size dinner plates! As long as you load them where the top rack doesn't hang down.-Decent size load for 1-2 people, including flatware in the top rack. I like the top rack!-You can remove the rack to fit taller things.It has:-Lots of cycles and a separate drying function. Plus a function that keeps the air inside fresh for 72H.-You can pause a cycle which is fantastic, in case you need to add an item.-Tip: Unlike my Farberware dishwasher, which showed the fill icon upon plugging it in, you need to follow these steps to to add water and start a cycle on the Blitzhome dishwasher.1. Press and hold Power--icon will light up fully.2. Press desired cycle.3. Press Start.--The dishwasher will beep 3 times and the water fill icon will display.Once you fill the tank with 2.5 pitchers of water, the icon disappears and the cycle you chose will start.Recap: Yes, this is much bigger than the square dishwashers out there. But the thoughtful design, surprisingly spacious interior and excellent job of cleaning make this worth purchasing if you can find the space for it.

After 40+ years without a dishwasher, I finally got tired of spending so many hours washing dishes when they began to overflow my sink. A lot of folks will point out that a good dishwasher uses less water than hand-washing, but machines use more electricity, and that was a factor. What opened my mind up to adding a small dishwasher to my small (roughly 500 sq feet) home was two characteristics of this unit: (1) it can be plugged in (no electricians needed), and (2) while it can be plumbed into existing water lines, it doesn't have to be (no plumber needed in that case). Perfect!I ordered a basic black 2-shelf unit with casters and placed my new little dishwasher on the top shelf within 5 feet of an electrical plug. On the bottom shelf I placed a matching black tub to catch the drain water (only 2.5 liters), and using regular scissors, I cut the supplied drain hose to reach it without extra hose sitting in the tub. I then filled the water reservoir with filtered water from my sink (the better to prevent hard water buildup and spots on my dishes), added a non-scented dishwasher detergent pod as directed, and watched as the machine did the rest.Oh my goodness, this dishwasher is quiet! It does a pretty good job on the dishes, too. Since it takes me two days to fill the dishwasher, I pre-rinse all the dishes, and since I don't really want its fan running (the fan mode is designed to keep the unit relatively dry and mildew-free between uses), I use the supplied fruit cleaning basket to prop the door open slightly between uses. I place the same basket upside down, covered with a facecloth, over the exhaust vest during washing & dying cycles to catch vented steam. It's been working well to keep humidity levels down in my home without compromising machine function.When allowed to go through its entire drying cycle, the machine does a good job of drying dishes, but I usually pause the machine and air-dry the dishes halfway through the drying cycle to save on electricity. I'm also careful to clean out the filter and wipe the inside of the machine dry after each washing.In that last regard, I was so sad to see another reviewer assume his/her new unit was a used one simply because they found water in one area of the unit when they opened the box. If they had only read the instructions first, they would have seen that this is a result of the factory testing the unit to ensure all was well. Sigh.I'm really happy with this unit. If I was to change anything, I'd love more room for cutlery. Other than that, it's perfect for my needs and I can totally recommend it.

I received this today and immediate did a test run to see how it it ran. Setting it up was quick and easy since I'm not using the inlet hose and opting to fill the water tank manually. I had a previous countertop dishwasher that wasn't as tall or wide, probably. more of a square, so the pull out rack wasn't as large as the one in the Blitzhome washer. The operation in quieter than I thought it would be so that a plus. When it's in dryer mode, it's whisper quiet.The only "negative" is the sprayers. The 2 on the bottom are great since the machine is very wide, there are two side-by-side sprayers which ensures all of the dishes in the wide rack are getting sprayed. There is only a single sprayer on the top and it's off set to the left because of the water inlet using some of the space on the top. That means that if flatware is placed on the right side of the top rack, the pieces on the very right of the rack aren't getting sprayed with water and much as the middle and left side of the top rack. I'm planning on getting small silverware basket to put in the bottom rack instead, so that won't be an issue. Over all, I'm very please with the Blitzhome countertop dishwasher and glad I found and got it on sales during Prime Day.

I am amazed at how well this portable dishwasher cleans. Everything comes out sparkling clean. I’m sure the detergent I use helps, especially eliminating water spots. I’m currently using Seventh Generation pods.My full size, built-in dishwasher doesn’t always get dishes totally clean and plates and bowls chip, but NOT in this portable machine.I caution you to listen closely for the 3 beeps that let you know when you’ve added enough water (manual method) because it isn’t very loud.Also, it doesn’t really hold as many dishes and flatware as advertised. But it does a great job!

Product arrived used! Literally opened the package and everything is soaking wet!!!!What the hell is this? Are you kidding me?Seems like it’s running OK but I’m not 100% sure seems extremely tall and huge to be a countertop unit!Very noisy and sounds like it’s grinding!

Cleans most of everything that I’ve put in it. Sometimes the gram is just a little bit too much but if you rinse them off pretty good it will more than likely take it off.It’s a little bit bigger than I would’ve assumed it wasIt was very easy to install. I just use the top fill instead of the inlet hose and the drainage pump works as it shouldAs far as I’ve seen so far, it’s very durableIt dries everything in an hourI think it was worth how much they were asking for it!So the value for money is there

I purchased this since I live in an older home and do not have space in the kitchen to install a full size dishwasher. Easy to set up and operate. You have the option of running a water line directly into it or you can manually fill it with water. I used the latter method, which doesn't take that long to load. (3 full loads using the container they provide.) Only downside I have had with this is that it isn't large enough to fit pots/pans - but that would be the case with any countertop dishwasher. Overall for me it was a solid investment.

Top Gerät. Kann man überall aufstellen, sieht ganz gut aus. Lautstärke ist auch ok. Steht ja in der Küche. Für einen Single Haushalt Perfect, auch wenn man eigentlich keinen Platz für eine Spülmaschine hat. Passt auf eine 60 cm tiefe Arbeitsplätze. Übrigens passen auch größere Teller rein. 24 cm auf jeden Fall.Bin nun gespannt wie lange sie hält.läuft seit 6 Monaten.

Me encanta es perfecto no hace falta instalación funciona perfectamente de momento y y deja vajillas impecables

Super merci à vous

Ich habe mir den Geschirrspüler angeschafft, weil ich bei der Planung meiner Küche (ist nun schon doch 17 Jahre her) dachte, ich brauche keinen Geschirrspüler als Single. Aber ehrlich, ich benötige doch einen.Und es ist bislang die beste Anschaffung, die ich mir gönnen konnte. Der 80,00 €-Rabatt machte die Entscheidung auch noch etwas leichter ☺Man soll es nicht glauben, aber das "kleine" Ding schafft ordentlich etwas an Geschirr und steht einem normalgroßen Geschirrspüler in nichts nach.Das Gerät passt genau in eine Nische auf der Anrichte direkt neben der Spüle - also 50 cm. Der Abwasserschlauch ist lang genug, dass er mit dem Saugnapf direkt in der Spüle angebracht werden kann und das Ding hält!Je nach Verschmutzung muss man doch ein etwas längeres/heißes Programm nehmen, aber das ist vollkommen in Ordnung.Der der mitgelieferte Messbecher fasst 2,0 l, um den Wassertank zu befüllen, benötigt man also 2 1/2 Messbecher, was in Anbetracht der Tatsache, dass die so verbrauchten 5,2 l Wasser gerade mal 1/5 des Spülbeckens für normales Handspülen füllen, doch schon sehr günstig im Wasserverbrauch ist.Den Trockenvorgang habe ich bis jetzt lediglich einmal in Anspruch genommen.Die Maschine wird so warm, dass, wenn sie geöffnet wird, das Geschirr nach dem Spülen schon halb trocken ist, nur noch etwas abtrocknen mit dem Küchenhandtuch, aber das ist lediglich bei Besteck und wenigen anderen Gegenständen (z. B. Kunststoff oder Gläsern) nötig. Außerdem spart man eine Stunde Trocknungszeit, die wirklich so gut wie nicht nötig ist.Allerdings kommt hier eines der beiden Mankos, die sich bis jetzt gezeigt haben:Dadurch, das weder Salz noch Klarspüler in die Maschine kommen, sondern lediglich das Spülmittel, ist das Geschirr nach dem Trocknungsvorgang mit einem grauen Schleier belegt, der aber mit dem Handtuch schnell beseitigt ist.Zweites Manko ist:Das Gerät ist doch recht laut, bis es zum zweiten Spülvorgang kommt und brummt schon ordentlich.Zwei Zimmer weiter hört man es kaum, allerdings habe ich eine offene Küche zum Wohnzimmer hin, und da muss man den Fernseher, wenn der Geschirrspüler läuft, doch etwas lauter drehen - aber ich denke, das ist auf Grund der guten Waschleistung wirklich zu vernachlässigen.Ich habe mir eine Schwungdämpfer-Matte bestellt, mal sehen, ob die das Brummen etwas abfängt.Alles in allem muss ich sagen, dass 5 Sterne für dieses Gerät vollkommen berechtigt sind und kann nur jedem, der keinen großen Geschirrspüler möchte oder seine Küche nachrüsten möchte, empfehlen, sich dieses Gerät in die Küche zu stellen! 👍Mal sehen, wie es nach einigen Monaten ist, aber wenn's so läuft wie bisher, bin ich bezüglich des Geschirrspülers wunschlos glücklich!

Nicht optimal, nach etwa 10 Monaten brachen die Kabel am Deckel.