COMFEE’ Portable Mini Countertop Dishwasher – 5L Built-in Water Tank

I've had this dishwasher now for about a year and absolutely love it. I run it almost daily and it does a great job. There's so many things I love about it and a few things I would love to change. For safety reasons, I would prefer to fill the tank away from the back (where the electrical is) to keep water from splashing on outlets, etc. And because I'm short, filling it on top is difficult. It really does a great job cleaning and I'm surprised at how much I can put in it.

I got this as a gift for my mom who lives in a retirement establishment but her tiny kitchen doesn’t come with a dish washer and let’s be fair at her age she’s earned the right to not want to wash dishes! Did tons of research and found this one to be the best (easiest) option! It was a little more then I wanted to pay but she loves it and she’s happy and at 80something it’s easy for her to use and doesn’t take up much counter space at all!! We’ll worth it! Who can really put a price on ur moms happiness!!

Doing baby bottles is very easy now! I truly love it!!! I was able to get it started in under 5 minutes after unpacking it! Installed is very easy. It’s not too heavy and great quality. It’s worth. It works great .This dishwasher only uses 5 L gallons of water in each wash cycle, approximately 80% less water than washing by hand. Thanks to its built-in water tank, this portable dishwasher allows for easy, convenient use without permanent water connection required. A water inlet hose is also included for direct water supply from a kitchen faucet when you need it. It is not super loud. This countertop dishwasher has exceeded my expectations! If you are thinking about getting on, do it! It makes life much easier, load and sit back and relax!

I recently moved into an apartment that didn’t have a dishwasher and started looking for something to help control water usage.

This dish washer works well. It doesn’t fit much but everything gets clean, it hasn’t raised my energy bill, it’s pretty quiet as you can tell from the video.

It drys most everything by the time the cycle is through. Though I have had to towel dry some things. And I like that it’s light weight enough that I can move it around when guests come over.

It’s definitely saved me time and I hope money in conserving water usage.

The dishwasher is a perfect fit for small households. helps save both space and time. It efficiently handles daily dish loads without occupying much kitchen space. also energy-efficient, making it ideal for saving on electricity bills while providing a fast and thorough cleaning experience.
The dishwasher offers a high-temperature sterilization feature that ensures a deep clean and sanitizes dishes effectively, providing peace of mind when it comes to hygiene.
One of the best features is the flexibility in water supply. You can either connect it to an automatic water inlet system or manually add water as needed, offering convenience based on your kitchen setup.
It comes with various washing modes, allowing you to customize your cleaning process depending on the load size or type of dishes. Additionally, it includes a special mode for washing fruits, adding to its versatility.
The sleek, white exterior adds a touch of elegance to your kitchen. Its modern and stylish look ensures it blends seamlessly with any decor.
Overall, this countertop dishwasher is an excellent choice for small households looking for an energy-saving, time-efficient, and aesthetically pleasing kitchen appliance.

This little dishwasher really packs a punch! It fits quite a lot and cleans thoroughly. I am someone who is very meticulous about clean dishes and this dishwasher has saved so much time and energy. I also like how it doesn’t require a hook-up, it’s so easy to set up and use. This was one of the best purchases I’ve ever made, and as a bonus it is aesthetically pleasing as well!

One of the best things I’ve done for my mental health was get this dishwasher. I live in a 1920s built old-school building no AC no luxury amenities and hand washing dishes for the last two years have really turned me off from cooking meals, eating healthy, and overall keeping my house clean sometimes I wouldn’t eat subconsciously because I didn’t wanna wash dishes.

I know, but it was very subconscious and I am coming to the realization now having a dishwasher again that I cook a lot more. I eat a lot healthier and I look forward to eating and cooking because I know I’m not going to be bogged down with a ton of dishes at the end of the night.

I usually just have to run two loads a day. I usually run one in the morning after breakfast and one at night after dinner so I really only have to hand wash pots pans and plastics and it has done wonders for my mental health and my vitality in general just feeling like I have more energy for life.

It’s really well-made. I thought that it would be like kind of easy bake oven quality, but this is a real dishwasher. I thought that it would be really, really ugly on my countertop but honestly, it has just blended into the space really organically and I don’t even really notice it. It doesn’t work very well for oily greasy items but everything else it works really really well. I make sure that I rent most of my dishes that are going to go in before hand and it’s ready to go.

I have only had this about a month now and have only used it like 5-6 times. Got this for inside our motorhome (Class A). The fact that this does not need a water line hook up, makes this a viable option for our motor home! We have been storing it under our dinette table when we travel and just pulling it out and setting it on our kitchen countertop when we want to use it. That has worked out very well for us so far! I now feel like I can truly be on vacation!! Please note that this is quite heavy ( believe the box it came in was actually labeled as Heavy, and had 46lbs printed on it, if I recall correctly. So it is a a bit of a task to be pulling it out to use each time ( my husband has been taking care of the lifting of it for me), but when we are parked in once place for more than just a day or two, we will probably leave it out on the counter. It is extremely easy to use/operate, and we have had no issues with it so far. So I am truly loving it, and really wish we had purchased one sooner for our RVing. It would have made our trips much more pleasurable. There was a very large desiccant pack that came with it inside the packaging, I have saved that and am reusing it inside the dishwasher when it is stored/not in use along with one piece of the packaging that clips on to tray inside, with the piece of packaging going between the tray it clips onto and the front window of the dishwasher and feel this will help prevent and scratching of the front window door during our travel time. Have also found that the liquid dishwasher detergent works best, a that's in the instruction manual talks about that. You can use pods, but we have found liquid detergent does work best in our experience. The tablets didn't dissolve totally and then ended up making the bottom sprayer arm get stuck/stop rotating, so we used liquid automatic dishwasher detergent and that problem was solved, also you can control the amount of soap better if you use liquid detergent.

TLDR; IF using the water intake hose, you need to Power on, turn on faucet while connected, and then press Start to begin the cycle. It will not fill with just the power on like stated in the instructions.

So usually I do not write reviews, however I found that this would be extremely helpful for other people buying this dishwasher as it would have saved me several hours of my day doing the setup.

Unboxing this unit is nothing too shocking, there is the dishwasher, a manual, two hoses (intake and drain), pitcher, pour pan, and the dishrack. I read through the manual, which was a bit scattered.

The manual will walk the user through the installation of the intake hose but does not tell the user how to fill the tank via the intake hose. Which to my surprise, I would not think they would need to. I powered the unit up, see the faucet light (low water indicator) alongside the time of the cycle. I turn the faucet on to begin filling the unit, 5 minutes pass and still nothing. The hose had been tested prior to connecting to the unit, there was no leaks or anything, but for 5L the tank should have definitely been filled. I take the hose off of the faucet after turning it off to be met with the pressurized water trapped in the hose. I think to myself that potentially it was screwed on wrong to the unit, take another look, and still nothing. My second and third attempts meet to no success. I proceed to read through the manual once again, and no mention of why the water would not intake.

I think gosh time to call their Customer Support and try to troubleshoot, maybe the unit is defective. Customer Support answered within a minute, but that was about the end of the great experience. The agent only read through the exact same manual I had, which I can understand wanting to ensure all the proper steps are taken, but that was where the help ended. It quickly transitioned to my options being try to use the dishwasher elsewhere to be able to use the pitcher to fill the top of the machine, or to return the product, which due to the weight, we could incur the shipping cost. The agent opened a ticket which she gave me the number and support email was sent to me asking for my order confirmation.

Me being me, decided to try one last troubleshoot, what if we turn it on the dishwasher and hose once more. But this time what if we start the cycle, worse case scenario there is no water in it anyways. Low and behold this resolved the issue.

I have since been able to run it multiple times and this unit is quiet for a dishwasher. I was shocked at the first batch of dishes to come out of the unit and how clean this little machine actually made them. I have had no issues since then with leaks, or cleanliness of the dishes.

I would definitely recommend this product to anyone in need of a small form dishwasher, and the only reason it is not a 5/5 is due to the customer support team and manual not knowing how the machine should actually use the hose to intake water and suggest using the pitcher to manually fill it or return it.

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.
So here's my rundown:

The Pros:
1. It's small. It's less than the width of a microwave, but slightly taller, just about as deep. It will fit almost anywhere. Just less than 18 inches high, I found it could fit on a side counter between the fridge and sink itself, or under cabinets next to the sink.
2. Dual filling means that you can either add hot water to the machine yourself or if your sink has a removable aerator, you can use the included faucet hose to connect (make sure you REALLY snap the hose to adapter well) your existing hot water to the machine and never worry about filling again.
3. Has a removable silverwear tray, removable dish rack with fold down dish holding arms, and a removable metal mesh and fine particle filter for easy inside cleaning of the machine (yes, its plastic inside so that means grease and oils that dish soap hasn't fully broken down may stick to the plastic) can be removed and manually cleaned daily or weekly depending how often you do dishes.
4. It is INEXPENSIVE. At about $300 the machine more than pays for itself in that it can be used even in the smallest of New York apartments, college dorms or shared housing, apartments and homes in urban areas that were built before dishwashers, or simply you just want a machine that can give your dishes a heat cycle to sanitize them, this really is a steal of a deal.
5. It really cleans! Yep, it has two spinning water arms, one on the top and one on the bottom and the water is pressurized so it comes out as a spray. Not as strong as large dishwashers, so you don't have to worry about dishes flying out of the rack or anything like that, but the water spray will totally remove food from dishes. There either is a water heater or it is very efficient with its use of water and hot drying element because it also has a sanitization cycle that washes baby bottles. And it does dry VERY well.

The Cons:
1. It wont clean extremely caked on food or dishes that have any mold. As in it will wash them like a dishwasher, but it does not have the same temperature settings over 200F nor the extra pressure like a full size dishwasher has. When I say it cleans, I mean, you put your dishes in it the same day and wash them. Overnight will be fine, but it won't get days old dishes clean as well. You may have to pre-wash or double wash.
2. Its all plastic. It might claim to be 40-50lbs but it certainly feels more like 25-30lbs. It doesn't feel "cheap" but it also doesn't feel like it would last more than a few moves. It might last a few years even if used daily but not moved around too much. The plastic inside also means at some point you WILL have to use a degreaser soap (Dawn, Sunlight, etc) to manually clean the inside of any caked on grease or food. It's not that big of a deal, but if it was metal it would be slightly less slick and greasy.
3. LONG dishwashing cycle for the C1 Hygiene, Regular, Glasses type cycles. We are talking over 2 hours each. The difference is 10-20 minutes and the temperature of the drying cycle. There is a rapid cycle that is 40 minutes but lacks any drying cycle so your dishes will still be wet. So this really is one of those machines you gotta maximize your loads and time, overnight loads are great with a heat cycle.
4. Large items WILL NOT FIT. Full size plates are hit or miss. You might fit them in but the upper spin arm may not spin even if they do fit. The medium size plates and bowls and regular size glasses all fit fine. Not really tall containers or water bottles. No pots and pans or lids either. This is okay though because these items really should be washed by hand anyway.

I have so far done about 6 washes over 2 days with the machine and I will say that I'm quite impressed with it. Would definitely recommend to those who are in the market for something small and basic but has features and options and can fit in their homespace or lifestyle. I will also say, make sure you use dishwasher soap that is either powder or tablet as these seem to dissolve slower than liquid so it stays sudsy and has the gritty particles in the water that help scrub plates better than the liquid versions or the included liquid version of Finish. Get the small 96 count Finish tablets, those fit perfect, not too much soap not too little. Make sure to use the hottest water you can either filling manually or by hose. If by hose, run the water to hot prior to reconnecting the hose. Make sure your drain hose is DOWN and has no upward slopes. The pressure to drain is good, but no one likes a backup.

Enjoy your life changing mini dishwasher!