To keep the unit nice, I've opted to just use distilled or filtered water, which I recommend.

My first unit worked well for its first few days, and then it decided to start leaking water out of the bottom and displayed the error code E1

The primary advantage of having a unit like this with a built-in tank is that you can safely wash a load of dishes unattended

This unit work great for 1 to 2 people not large family's

Noise level is pretty low, its actually quieter then the unit in my parent home

The unit also recommends against using detergent pods.

This unit is more expensive than others but completely worth it

It's a portable unit but it's STILL quite bulky with not enough room on the inside

It's a portable unit but it's STILL quite bulky with not enough room on the inside

My coffee mugs, flatware & plates came out spotless & unit is quiet, but does beep when load is finished.

This is the main reason why this unit costs more than other countertop dishwashers available on Amazon.

This unit is smaller, and I love the fact that it has a water tank and does not need to be connected to the faucet

The unit takes up the same unit of counter space as my dish rack did, washes dishes as well as or better than a large unit, and is fairly quiet-about average for a dishwasher

This unit is not compatible with rinse aids; the manual explicitly says not to use them.

Have had this for a little while now and the unit works very, very well for its size and capabilities.

But the unit is attractive for an appliance and does what it claims

I all ready put my dishes in it, filled it with water, well it took about 3 and a half of the litter jug to fill it up

n’t work properly

n’t feel regret