singlehomie Table Top Dishwasher, Mini Countertop Dishwasher Portable, 6 Programs, Built-in 5L Water Tank, 4 Place Settings, Touch Control, LED Display, Fruit Wash, No Installation, White

Love it. Don't think about it. Just get it. I love mine. It makes me happy every time I use it. It works perfectly. I use a bucket for the drain off and fill it up using a jug. And I still love it.

Purchased a few weeks ago for £190, when I checked back a week later the price had gone up to £245 so I'm happy with the amount I paid. We are a family of 4 but our kitchen is too small to fit even a slimline dishwasher so got this table top dishwasher instead. Really pleased with the dishwasher. Capacity is good - can fit full sized dinner plates which not all smaller dishwashers can do. Results excellent - I use an own brand dishwasher tablet and either the standard or quick setting depending on how dirty things are and everything comes out clean. My kitchen looks so much tidier now as dirty things are put straight in the dishwasher. I do have to run it twice a day (morning and night) but I suppose a smaller family could use it just once a day. It was very easy to set up and the water comes out gently from the pipe sinto the sink... It doesn't gush or spray everywhere. Filling with the jug is easy and I worked out one load in the dishwasher is equivalent to 3/4 of a washing up bowl worth of water, so I'm happy that we are now using less water compared to washing up a few times a day by hand which is what we were doing before. Considering how much water bills have gone up this is a definate positive! Highly recommend - I just wish I'd bought it sooner!

This thing turned out to Be the best timesaver ever! I just got it last week and it’s proven it’s money’s worth. Highly recommend the product. My only issue is in the instruction manual it does not clearly state that the unit needs to be on and will beep when water fill is complete. Went to YouTube to discover that.

To answer a question - no apps. Just switch on at wall, press two buttons, fill with water and hey presto. I use strong wash and let it complete its drying session too. This dishwasher has changed my life. It is absolutely fantastic. I have chronic health conditions and sometimes I am struggling so much, dishes just pile up in the kitchen whilst I am out of action; so when I am trying to get back on my feet they are like a huge mountain in front of me - just awful. But now I no longer have this problem. The pile is just not there anymore as I can usually manage to operate this dishwasher. No plumbing and the water water pipe which drains the water into the sink is great. It doesn't get in the way and is just stuck to the side of my kitchen sink, 98% of the time. It takes almost 4 jugs of water to fill the tank and my only feedback for improvement would be the design of the jug handle because it's a tiny tad sharp on the hand as one grips it with the weight of the water in it, but this is not sufficient reason to not purchase the dishwasher and I still use the jug that comes with this dishwasher which sits perfectly on my draining board next to my sink. One could use this dishwasher almost anywhere, because one could simply drain into a bucket : a bar, a tent... It does wash glasses fine, but the small tumbler ones are far better for cleaning than tall glasses and one would not put anything too delicate in. It is really only suitable for mugs (the china, thin ones are best as one can get a lot more of these into the machine (6 or even up to 8, but they are my preferred mug anyway), plates and cutlery. Normal/old sized plates do not fit but personally and with dishwashers in mind, I had recently purchased some a tad smaller (mine are white glass and I forget where I purchased them from, sorry). I find bowls are best washed by hand, not least as they take up so much room. I also removed the cutlery spacer, being so restrictive to small numbers, and it is not really needed. What else may you want to know? Well, I have brain problems and I did not struggle to understand how to use this machine. Oh yes! One thing : to move between different types of washes, use the selection button 3rd from right; I did get stuck with that for a while. I let my dishes dry - not wanting any germs to get in; I know some people say they leave the door open. Suitable for one person, with one use per day, but could use twice per day for two and would certainly be of some assistance to a family if they cannot fit anything else in. So with my electric shower, I have been able to switch my hot water off! Alleluia! How much electricity usage? Hmmm, I will have to check that for you but it is much cheaper than heating water (I have a hot water tank system). The other day, I thought my best friend was broken, but days later, I realised I had knocked the thing onto fruit washing. It did make some extra pings, so next time I will know why and what I have done. So usually, one presses the far right button, then the one to its left - when it starts pinging for water; fill the water - when it stops pinging and starts automatically. It really is the most simple thing to use and it is so lovely not to have to worry about how many items I am using in the kitchen. It is just FANTASTIC. My place is tiny. GO FOR IT : ))))) tick, tick, tick. A tradesperson was in my home and was astounded. He is getting one for his Mum. What a gorgeous Son - I'll have half a dozen of those. : ))) ENJOY

Had this dishwasher for a few years now and feel it's fair to now review it. Honestly, perfect, it fits everything but my large plates (to be expected for a mini washer) it's great to have this running (I fill it up by hand) and need to only do a large pan or pot while this takes care of the cutlery, bowls, mugs etc. not to mention being able to go to bed/work/shops and come home to the majority of your washing done is a great feeling. Perfect for other small kitchens or people who cannot plumb one in.