Farberware Professional Portable Countertop Dishwasher with 5-Liter Water Tank and 3 Wash Programs

Tom FieldsTom Fields: Absolutely love this countertop dishwasher.

Best feature is the main reason why I purchased it -- the reservoir tank. My kitchen sink has a sprayer, so you can't attach anything to the faucet (which is why I don't have a full-sized dishwasher that plugs into the faucet). I'm not allowed to hire a plumber to make adjustments in the furnishings, so there was no choice. Until after almost two years of searching I found this countertop dishwasher with a reservoir tank.

I use the sprayer to fill the reservoir, rather than filling the pitcher and pouring that into it. I get some beeps when it is full, and I run it. Since I'm the kind of guy that really washes the dishes in the sink, I just use the RINSE cycle. My tap water can come out pretty hot, so this isn't unsanitary. I tried using the other cycles with soap, but it didn't seem to make it any cleaner, and just lasted a lot longer. I even tried the baby bottle cycle, which steams for the first 5 minutes. But I settled back to the RINSE cycle for almost everything.

As you can see from the photo, I can put in quite a bit. It takes 12 minutes or less to run a cycle -- depending on the temperature of the water. I...

United States on Mar 15, 2021

NickGNickG: First impression: used? No, they put a sticker that explains why it comes wet: test run. Completely fine.

Does most my dishes, all cups, spoons forks, does baby bottles good, but not the nipples.

The spinny oval bit at the top was not attached, neither was the bit that holds it in place. Could have easily been lost.

Cant do pots, pans, or large dishes

However, what it can do, it does amazingly. Such a big help, and any help with the dishes is welcomed!! Cut down my busy time, run this thing twice a day, and I finally consistently see the bottom of my sink, at last. It’s a new world.

Note: You need to think layout, you can’t just willy-nilly cram everything in, keep in mind the sprinklers at top and bottom need to spin freely.

It makes noise, but it’s much less annoying than a microwave for sure. I opted to save and get the non-window version, the default picture doesn’t do it justice. It looks clean, sharp. Very happy with it

Update: 5 months in and it broke, turns out that pump that runs when you first start the thing is the weak point, that pump gave out and after about 3 min of doing nothing, the machine gives up. They...

United States on Jan 28, 2021

Amazon Customer: The unit works good, about two weeks into it, using once or twice a day washing dishes for 2 people. No leaks, we use dishwasher detergent in pods. The rinse cycle is about 10 min but only washes the stuff with cold water, and doesn't dry, so not too helpful for us. The normal mode is officially 2 hours 35 min, the heavy mode is 5 min longer. We tried both, roughly looks like the time reported is correct. In a normal mode it runs wash for maybe ~ 1h 30min, then starts draining for the first time, then does rinsing and draining a bunch of times, then maybe after 2 hours starts drying, interchangeably turning on the fan (on the right side of the machine) and then draining more water. Drying is pretty effective, at least on this machine, the chamber ceiling has droplets but the dishes themselves are dry. After the procedure is complete, the machine will still turn on the fan, and when we ran it overnight, in the morning it seems to be even more dry. Can fit up to 9.5in plates vertically, we could fit 3 mugs, couple bowls and 3-4 plates, lots of silverware and smaller things. Overall pretty good in our view given it only uses 3 pitchers of water, the power consumption according to the...

United States on Sep 14, 2020