What’s in the box
Product description
Fits Right In Your Kitchen
countertop dishwasher
Merchant Video
Perfect for kitchens with limited space. Great for small to large families, apartments, dorms or RVs. Easily fits under cabinets and easy to store in closets and larger cupboards.

Load up our compact dishwasher with up to 6-place settings and more! Large dish rack, removable cutlery basket, versatile cup shelves and a slope cup rack allow for versatile loading.

The stainless steel interior provides more than just an easy-to-clean surface. It helps resist food stains during heavy use and retains heat for optimal drying performance.
7 Wash Programs

Not all dishes require the same cleaning technique, which is why these wash cycles are available to meet varying dishwashing needs.

Product Specifications
- Unit dimensions of 21.5″ x 21.7″ x 17.2″
- Unit weight of 46.2 lbs.
- 5.8 – 14.5 psi (0.04 MPa – 1.0 MPa) water pressure
- 6-place setting capacity
- Electronic controls with LED display

Additional Features
- 7 wash cycles with Delayed start
- Quick connect assembly with drain hose and faucet adapter
- Rinse Aid dispenser
- Detergent dispenser (Accepts powder, tablet and pod detergents)
- 3 Filter Assembly (Main, Fine and Coarse Filter)
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Where is the best place to use this dishwasher?
Our dishwashers can be used anywhere with access to an existing water faucet and power outlet nearby. Water will need to be drained to a nearby sink.
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What sizes dishes can be loaded into the dishwasher?
Although the dishwasher can accommodate long oval or oblong serving platters, the standard dinner plate size accepted can be up to 10” diameter for plates.
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What if I forgot to add a dish during a cycle?
No problem! A forgotten dish can be added by pressing the “start/pause” button any time before the detergent cup opens.
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How often do I need to clean the filters?
If using the dishwasher every day, it is recommended that the entire filter assembly should be cleaned once a week.
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Is it easy to load/unload the dishwasher?
Yes! The dishwasher door has a grip handle to lower the door and we’ve included a slide-out dish rack for full access to the dishes/glassware. A removable utensil basket is also included for easy loading and unloading.
Amazon Customer –
9mos later Update: Still working great, still worth every penny. No leakage, I use this thing maybe 5-6 times per week. Water/energy efficient as well. Do take the time to clean it monthly — the filters, the door, and the hoses too. Will help make sure your dishes keep smelling fresh. Doesn’t hurt to run an empty load with some dishwasher cleaner every couple of months either.**Original Review**I’ve been fortunate to live in an apartment that I love for a few years now, and one of the only drawbacks to this place is the lack of dishwasher. It’s a luxury I was willing to go without for the sake of a great living space. Now I do kind of enjoy washing dishes to an extent, I find it to be meditative and satisfying, but it’s a big consumer of time. Especially so when my partner and I both work full time, and often eat late dinners between 8-10pm and just don’t feel like doing chores afterwards, so things can pile up.There are a lot of similar units closer to the $200 price range, but most of them were brands I’d never heard of, didn’t have any LED displays, and a lot are just on the boring side aesthetically. We decided it was worth a little more to go with a brand we knew we liked, the display, and something that wasn’t all white or all black. Very glad we did!We’ve had this thing for about 6 weeks so far, and we use it probably about 5 times per week. Our kitchen has never been cleaner, and without any sort of planning my partner and I have naturally worked on a 50/50 split of running the wash because it’s so easy. Let me tell you — we still marvel regularly at what a life upgrade this has been. So much time back, cleaner kitchen, less stress around chores, and the cleanest dishes we’ve ever had. I am pretty meticulous about cleaning dishes thoroughly, and I have been impressed with the wash quality.Now I’ll give some practical tips for anyone who has one of these or is in the market:- These countertop units are definitely on the heavy side, especially if you’re a smaller person. So I highly recommend having either a dedicated counter spot for it, or getting a wheeled cart where you can tuck the unit below and move it into place as needed. This is coming from a pretty large dude who has been a manual laborer on more than one occasion.- The hose that connects to the sink needs a little attention after each wash cycle to make sure it’s fully drained. We usually put a large mixing bowl onto the floor, then angle the hoses as needed to let gravity do its thing until there’s no more water leaking out. Talking maybe 1-2mins of work at most.- I’ve read reports of leakage from these units. We did spot a leak, but it was connected to my point above. Moving the hoses around while draining meant that the connection on the back of the unit loosened up a bit, and some water dripped out from there. Now every time I drain the hoses, I simply check the connection as well and tighten if needed, and no leaking ever since.- I’ve tested out various levels of rinsing dishes, and overall I’d say that minimal rinsing is required for most things. I do a quick pass under the sink for anything that is heavily soiled, especially if it’s got onions or other foods that tend to really stick. More than rinsing, I think it’s important to make sure that the way you’re loading the washer isn’t blocking the things that are heavily soiled. The instructions give some general pointers on spacing, and while I still manage to cram more into this thing than is suggested, I make sure that anything real dirty has enough space for water to comfortably flow around it.- Larger plates may not fit in this thing, at least not in the plate rack. I believe the 10-10.5″ range is ideal. If your plates are larger you might need to wash them in a smaller load and angle them into place. Have done this once or twice and the end result was still a nice clean set of dishes.Hands down one of the best purchases I’ve made in the past 5 years.
Amazon Customer –
So, firstly, my product did arrive damaged. I saw the big ding in the box and new unless it was double boxed, not even the foam would save it. My thoughts were correct and it was damaged as seen in the last few photos.Thankfully though, the damage was superficial. The outer shell is very thick and so the inside of the washer is perfect without damage. I didn’t care too much about the aesthetics so I kept it.Okay, now to the review!Someone said this is heavy, and honestly I’m 4’11’m and not muscular at all and I carried this alone up two flights of stairs in the box and put it on the counter myself. Maybe I’m stronger than I think I am, but I expected it to be far heavier. If you live alone and no how to lift without hurting your back. It’s not too difficult to move.Installation took no time at all. Maybe 10 minutes. Quick tip: if your sink needs to screw into the adapter, remove one of the black rings from the inside of the adapter. You do not have to take the adapter off the sink to run it which is great because it makes hooking up the hoses a .5 second task when you go to use the dishwasher.Use is SO simple. Hook up the hoses, check for leaks every time, load up the dishwasher, pick a cycle and that’s that. It beeps when it is done but I personally never hear it. I just keep track of the time. There are various settings and time to wash ranges from almost 2 hours for the heaviest setting and then 30 minutes for the rinse. There is a drying and sanitizing feature after the wash. Someone mentioned it doesn’t dry well (I’d have to agree) but I just let it sit then either pop the door open and let them dry over a few hours or hand dry them after. I recommend not putting anything by with big food particles to keep the catch at the base from clogging, but it, along with the splash bar thing can be removed and cleaned.Results: I found that the 45 minute setting which is a light wash works fine, even for heavily soiled dishes. Which is nice because I don’t want to run my water for 2 hours. This gets my dishes very clean. I use Blueland dish washer tabs but also have used seventh generation dish pods and both worked well. I did notice with the pods that I had a bit of residue and I think that’s just because it’s too much detergent. The Blue land tabs are smaller and I don’t have that issue.In summary, I think if you are in need of a dishwasher, this is a great choice provided you have the countertop space and/or have somewhere to put it. It is quite large and barely fit under my counters, but it is worth it. I will update after a few more runs, but right now, I would highly recommend!
Romy Couture –
Lave très bien.
Je trouve cet appareil bien suffisant pour moi.Il fonctionne bien et est silencieux.
Angelica Rodrigo –
Maravillosa compra
Decidí comprarla cuando tuve mi bebé, porque tiene funcion para esterilizar biberones, chupones y aditamentos, además de auxiliarme con los quehaceres del hogar. Limpia super bien, caben bastantes trastes, es bastante silencioso, me ha hecho la vida más fácil y lo amo. Consume poca electricidad y tampoco desperdicia agua. Ademas de que es compacto.
Ivan –
Funciona bien
Funciona bien
Dee –
Follow up
Follow up a year later – still my favorite appliance. …but…I”ve always hated doing dishes, so I might be biased :). Word of caution – It takes a long time for a cycle to finish, so you need to be sure you do not need to use your kitchen faucet for however long it takes for a cycle to complete.
John M –
Muy bueno
Quise esperar antes de dar una reseña para estar seguro que haya funcionado bien. A pesar de haber llegado golpeado decidimos comenzar a probarla y la verdad ha funcionado muy bien. El uso de agua es económico y le caben bastantes platos, vasos y cubiertos en una carga, probablemente la usamos como 5 veces a la semana sin tema. A nosotros nos ha ido muy bien con el producto.