Look at that glass! You put it in so dirty and foggy, but it's completely clean! Kind want one of these to "supplement" my current, regular dishwasher haha...
I have a similar portable dishwasher and I can add water ,load with a sink full of dishes add the pod and hit start in 5 minutes! I then clean up the rest of the kitchen like wash a pan or two ,clean stovetop and counters then sweep and mop. So by the time I'm done with that the rapid cycle is almost finished. Best counter top appliance I've ever purchased. The dishes always come out sparkling clean , no streaks and smell fresh.
That is an energy efficient cycle. Looked online yesterday. Two hours but also rapid cycle of a out 45 minutes. Some are including baby-sterilize functions. But most don't wash larger plates.
@@grim7148 And you'd probably use as much water, if not more, while having wasted 10 mins of your time washing dishes rather than literally anything else.
I have a similar small portable dishwasher that washes a sink full of dishes including all the forks and spoons I can fit on the tray. I've had it for over 2 years and can load it water ,dishes and hit start in 5 minutes to run a quick cycle . I then wash my pans and pots , clean the sink area , clean the stove , wipe my counters and sweep and mop the floor then shortly after that the dishes are all done . I work smarter not harder. Thanks.
I also have an Edgestar for a few years now. Works great. I do throw in a little vinegar when it’s in the rinse cycle since I noticed I was getting soap residue on the inside of the unit - it also helps rinse the dishes. 😎
My similar to the portable dishwasher she is showing wouldn't fit under my 1950 kitchen cabinets so I have it on a small kitchen island thats by a wall. I add water at the top with a good size Tupperware till its full start it😊 and it later drains by hose into a bucket on the floor then I just throw the dirty water in the sink. Loading and water time 5 minutes Rapid cycle 40 minutes Bucket water toss 1 minute 😅
You can be sure that this will be the next contraption that will be showcased in Hollywood movies that will give people with OCD nightmares. Like how the protagonists take just a slice of bread for breakfast when there's a sumptuous spread on the table. Or how they emerge from a soapy bathtub without rinsing their bodies....
That's how I have mine on a cart. It drains by hose into a bucket on the floor. I cook breakfast lunch and dinner for 2 of us and I use my dishwasher most of the time. It washes dishes to sparkling clean and fresh and I run the rapid cycle which works perfect. Best appliance I ever bought! .
I have hard water and no problem for over 2 years with my similar portable dishwasher. I just throw in some vinegar once and a while and run a quick cycle and clean the filter. Machine works great! Dishes are always sparking clean with no streaks and always smell fresh!
Thank you. Am experiencing a mold-mildew smell from my incoming water faucets. Am looking forward to forty cent gallon water down the road, and leftover, cooled electric tea kettle water, is cooled. Cleaner water. Am reaearching one with baby-sterilize function, and the dryint function. Rifht now, a small portable fan and a tabetop dumidifier but still takes awhile. Thid dishwasher is going to save water, will have 'clean' nontap water, and in my tiny kitchen, lighten up my morning chore so I can focus more on baking tasks.
You can literally use any detergent you so please. I use liquid/gel detergents in mine right now but I plan on switching to powder (and before anyone says that you can't use powder in it, if you can use the detergent pacs then you can use powder - they're the same thing).
@@rapcorerocksAny dishwasher detergent . I have a similar dishwasher and I even cut the pods in half because them are for a regular bigger dishwasher and I dont want soapy dishes. I use scissors and chop the pod in half it falls apart but I just toss it in. Dishes come out very clean every time and I save money on the pods. 😅 best thing I ever bought is my little dishwasher .
@@doloresleyva8810 You might as well just buy powder and save yourself the time and effort - not to mention the money, since a box of pods can run you up to almost $30 on brand name detergent vs. $4 to $5 for the same brand name of powder (and even less for a generic store brand).
Cut them pods in half ,it will be a little messy but just toss the 1/2 piece in there and your dishes will wash perfectly. I have a similar dishwasher and thats what I do with no problem plus it saves me money on the expensive Cascade Platinum pods I prefer to buy. Ihave always used the rapid setting of 40 minutes no problem as I have never used the regular long setting. Give it a try!
@@NaomiWolters Google them. There are lots of different models but a lot of them look the same with a different brand on them. You can also Google “reviews on mini dishwashers”. I’m sure TH-cam has other model reviews too.
That's about the same amount of time as a regular dishwasher but some models do take less time - for the one I have, it takes 89 mins to wash on a 'Heavy' cycle (which is only just adding an extra hot water rinse). Comparatively, the 'Normal' cycle is 69 mins, 59 mins for 'Eco', and then 29 mins for 'Quick'. This also doesn't include if you turn on drying, which is 60 mins (but you can always just dry the dishes yourself).
I have a portable Farberware Countertop dishwasher that fills and sets up like this one and it has a quick wash cycle of 40 minutes which is the only cycle I ever have used. I love it and it holds one sinkfull of dishes. It does do some air drying at the end but no heat but the dishes always come out sparkling fresh and clean I just dry them off or leave the door open for a little while until dry.
How big is it i ordered one from stonberry it was actually bigger than i thought it wont even fit on my counter ill have to cut off 3 inches of my cabinet to make it fit that one is a lot smaller perfect size measure your space first before buying omg I wish i would of measured mines first
I have a Farberware portable dishwasher that is approximately 14 inches square and it fits on a small portable Island cabinet in my kitchen. I have a old house and the dishwasher didn't fit under the cabinets at all. My set up works fine as I fill it with water with a jug and I use a small bucket for the drain hose. When the machine is done there's a bit more than 1/2 a bucket of water to throw down the sink. These small machines are made for like one sink of dishes or a 4 place plate set with like 2 coffee cups and 2 or 3 drinking glasses. I can fit a sink of dishes excluding pots and pans in mine plus all the forks and spoons that fit on the tray.
It does not matter which is used. I use the pod tabs but I cut it in half as I think it's way too much detergent for a small machine. The pod falls apart but I just toss it in and it works perfect. A whole pod is like for a full size machine and I don't want soapy dishes lol so I chop my pods .. also saves money!
I cut the Cascade pods in half and toss in my Farberware portable dishwasher. The pods fall apart but it doesn't matter and my dishes are always super clean and fresh. I run a 40 minute quick cycle every time and dishes come out great.
Depends on the size of the pot - you might fit one very large one in it. I have a large skillet with a detachable handle that can fit in as long as the handle is taken off.
Don’t know about this particular mini dishwasher but I can fit regular sized plates in mine. I use mine for a family of 4. Can also get pots in there too.
Mine small portable dishwasher by Farberware fits a 4 plate place setting with large plates , med plates , coffee cups bowls and at least 3 drinking glasses and all the forks and spoons I can fit in the tray. Plus I've even been able to squeeze in a couple small plastic cups and some spatulas.
@@doloresleyva8810 I ended up buying a regular dishwasher. I have fibromyalgia so rather than having to do the dishes a few times a day, it and allows me to do the entire days dishes in one go. Or two days even.
You’re putting your silverware in upside down. The stems of silverware should be down, useful ends up, otherwise everything (soap & leftover food) will settle and might not get clean. Using a soap pod is overkill. I use powdered dish detergent. - lot less expensive too.
@@janetslater129 They're the same thing - a detergent pod is literally just powder inside of a package that dissolves. If you're using one of these micro-dishwashers, pods are absolutely the most expensive option (especially if you wash multiple times a day). Switch to gels or powders.
@@rapcorerocks If I had a dishwasher, I would totally be using gels. If the powder doesn't fully dissolve or whatever, it leaves a mess behind in the dispenser.
@@janetslater129 it's also possible, if you have a dishwasher with a flip open detergent dispenser, that plates or other objects in your dishwasher are blocking the dispenser door from opening fully and allowing the powder to be released. If your dishwasher has a slide open dispenser, this won't be an issue.
The one I have fits a sink of dishes of. 2 large plates 3 med plates 3 bowls 2 coffee cups and 3 drinking glasses and any random plastic item like a spatula plus all the forks and spoons I can fit on the tray.
My Farberware portable has a quick wash setting of 40 minutes which is the only setting I have ever used. All my loads of dishes come out sparkling clean and smell fresh no matter how dirty they are.
It has a quick wash too, at 30 minutes. I mainly use that. It’s 1 hour for drying, but that’s optional. You can just turn it off before then. The drying option is so you don’t have to load a dish rack. It’s definitely one of my best purchases of the year.
That looks brilliant! But I wonder if it really is 🤔 Seen too many videos saying this is amazing and that is amazing. But when looked on Amazon reviews, found a whole host of problems with the products. So won’t get too excited just yet.
Yes, most people can wash dishes by hand faster than even their regular large dishwashers. However, you've failed to consider that dishwashers are: 1. More water efficient 2. More power efficient 3. Saving you from doing dishes in the first place
I have major depression and struggle to keep things tidy with my biggest problem is kitchen and dishes so a few years ago I bought me a small similar dishwasher portable and it has helped me keep up plus on the horrible days that I am sick I do still at least get the dishes clean. Best appliance I've ever bought.
The only thing I used mine for, as it's so small, was to sanitize baby bottles, baby items, hard toys, jars. She's putting way too much in there for it to work properly
I can load my similar portable dishwasher with a sink full of dishes ,add the water and detergent in 5 minutes. Then I wash up my pans and pots , wipe up the stove, , clean my counters sweep and mop the floor and a short time after that the dishes are done. I work smarter not harder .
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Can you share the product link
Sure! Enjoy it! amzn.to/3L7EjKA
@@JollyJihaneI don’t select link can you send me please
I have one but another label...this is amazing!! Change my life too!!
Look at that glass! You put it in so dirty and foggy, but it's completely clean! Kind want one of these to "supplement" my current, regular dishwasher haha...
Take a look at the technology connected video about dishwasher if you want to know why it comes out so much cleaner!
I have a similar portable dishwasher and I can add water ,load with a sink full of dishes add the pod and hit start in 5 minutes!
I then clean up the rest of the kitchen like wash a pan or two ,clean stovetop and counters then sweep and mop. So by the time I'm done with that the rapid cycle is almost finished. Best counter top appliance I've ever purchased.
The dishes always come out sparkling clean , no streaks and smell fresh.
2 hours is wildin
Yeah but you know what else you could be doing for 2 hours? Not washing the dishes
That is an energy efficient cycle. Looked online yesterday. Two hours but also rapid cycle of a out 45 minutes. Some are including baby-sterilize functions. But most don't wash larger plates.
@@ayeitzdjI’d wash those in 10 min. While watching a video lol
@@grim7148 And you'd probably use as much water, if not more, while having wasted 10 mins of your time washing dishes rather than literally anything else.
I have a similar small portable dishwasher that washes a sink full of dishes including all the forks and spoons I can fit on the tray. I've had it for over 2 years and can load it water ,dishes and hit start in 5 minutes to run a quick cycle . I then wash my pans and pots , clean the sink area , clean the stove , wipe my counters and sweep and mop the floor then shortly after that the dishes are all done . I work smarter not harder. Thanks.
I own edge star for years really good if its connect to ur sink faucet.❤❤
I also have an Edgestar for a few years now. Works great. I do throw in a little vinegar when it’s in the rinse cycle since I noticed I was getting soap residue on the inside of the unit - it also helps rinse the dishes. 😎
My similar to the portable dishwasher she is showing wouldn't fit under my 1950 kitchen cabinets so I have it on a small kitchen island thats by a wall. I add water at the top with a good size Tupperware till its full start it😊 and it later drains by hose into a bucket on the floor then I just throw the dirty water in the sink.
Loading and water time 5 minutes
Rapid cycle 40 minutes
Bucket water toss 1 minute 😅
I have one but different model it's a total game changer I fill it up with cold water there is a heater built in mine
You can be sure that this will be the next contraption that will be showcased in Hollywood movies that will give people with OCD nightmares.
Like how the protagonists take just a slice of bread for breakfast when there's a sumptuous spread on the table. Or how they emerge from a soapy bathtub without rinsing their bodies....
Take your meds dude.
I love it❤
I'm sold
Great for people who don't cook. I'm not being facetious. There are so many folks. Looks like it would be fine on a cart to save counter space.
That's how I have mine on a cart. It drains by hose into a bucket on the floor. I cook breakfast lunch and dinner for 2 of us and I use my dishwasher most of the time. It washes dishes to sparkling clean and fresh and I run the rapid cycle which works perfect.
Best appliance I ever bought!
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Just bought me one I can’t wait
Hard water will affect the end result. Glad it is not an issue for you.
I have hard water and no problem for over 2 years with my similar portable dishwasher. I just throw in some vinegar once and a while and run a quick cycle and clean the filter. Machine works great! Dishes are always sparking clean with no streaks and always smell fresh!
Your sink is most likely hard water.
Perfect perfect perfect frrr
Thank you. Am experiencing a mold-mildew smell from my incoming water faucets. Am looking forward to forty cent gallon water down the road, and leftover, cooled electric tea kettle water, is cooled. Cleaner water. Am reaearching one with baby-sterilize function, and the dryint function. Rifht now, a small portable fan and a tabetop dumidifier but still takes awhile. Thid dishwasher is going to save water, will have 'clean' nontap water, and in my tiny kitchen, lighten up my morning chore so I can focus more on baking tasks.
Okay. Dumb question, but can you use regular liquid dishwasher detergent with this dishwasher, or do you have to use the pods?
Dishwasher Tablets Only
You can literally use any detergent you so please. I use liquid/gel detergents in mine right now but I plan on switching to powder (and before anyone says that you can't use powder in it, if you can use the detergent pacs then you can use powder - they're the same thing).
@@rapcorerocksAny dishwasher detergent . I have a similar dishwasher and I even cut the pods in half because them are for a regular bigger dishwasher and I dont want soapy dishes. I use scissors and chop the pod in half it falls apart but I just toss it in. Dishes come out very clean every time and I save money on the pods. 😅 best thing I ever bought is my little dishwasher .
@@doloresleyva8810 You might as well just buy powder and save yourself the time and effort - not to mention the money, since a box of pods can run you up to almost $30 on brand name detergent vs. $4 to $5 for the same brand name of powder (and even less for a generic store brand).
Need this
I wish I had the counter space.
Cut them pods in half ,it will be a little messy but just toss the 1/2 piece in there and your dishes will wash perfectly. I have a similar dishwasher and thats what I do with no problem plus it saves me money on the expensive Cascade Platinum pods I prefer to buy. Ihave always used the rapid setting of 40 minutes no problem as I have never used the regular long setting. Give it a try!
People will do everything but just buy powder(which is the same thing without the fancy colors)
Mini dishwashers are a game changer, but there are better ones that this being reviewed
Which ones?
Which one ? 🫶🏽
@@NaomiWolters Google them. There are lots of different models but a lot of them look the same with a different brand on them. You can also Google “reviews on mini dishwashers”. I’m sure TH-cam has other model reviews too.
My Farberware portable dishwasher is excellent and has a quick wash 40 min cycle that never dissapoints. Best appliance I ever bought!
2 hrs for this much of utensils..if it was 30 min that would be amazing
You might be able to find one that has a faster wash cycle.
That's about the same amount of time as a regular dishwasher but some models do take less time - for the one I have, it takes 89 mins to wash on a 'Heavy' cycle (which is only just adding an extra hot water rinse). Comparatively, the 'Normal' cycle is 69 mins, 59 mins for 'Eco', and then 29 mins for 'Quick'. This also doesn't include if you turn on drying, which is 60 mins (but you can always just dry the dishes yourself).
I have a portable Farberware
Countertop dishwasher that fills and sets up like this one and it has a quick wash cycle of 40 minutes which is the only cycle I ever have used.
I love it and it holds one sinkfull of dishes. It does do some air drying at the end but no heat but the dishes always come out sparkling fresh and clean I just dry them off or leave the door open for a little while until dry.
Where are your cutlery baskets from?
Mine is similar and it came with a good size tray for cutlery.
how much is it and how many dish it hold?
Bro you are the dishwasher-
How big is it i ordered one from stonberry it was actually bigger than i thought it wont even fit on my counter ill have to cut off 3 inches of my cabinet to make it fit that one is a lot smaller perfect size measure your space first before buying omg I wish i would of measured mines first
I have a Farberware portable dishwasher that is approximately 14 inches square and it fits on a small portable Island cabinet in my kitchen. I have a old house and the dishwasher didn't fit under the cabinets at all. My set up works fine as I fill it with water with a jug and I use a small bucket for the drain hose. When the machine is done there's a bit more than 1/2 a bucket of water to throw down the sink. These small machines are made for like one sink of dishes or a 4 place plate set with like 2 coffee cups and 2 or 3 drinking glasses. I can fit a sink of dishes excluding pots and pans in mine plus all the forks and spoons that fit on the tray.
why you use tabs instead of liquid soap?
It does not matter which is used. I use the pod tabs but I cut it in half as I think it's way too much detergent for a small machine. The pod falls apart but I just toss it in and it works perfect.
A whole pod is like for a full size machine and I don't want soapy dishes lol so I chop my pods .. also saves money!
Putting a full dishwashing pod in seems overkill for that little dishes
You can use powder instead but they send the machine with a bag of pods so she's probably using those
I cut the Cascade pods in half and toss in my Farberware portable dishwasher. The pods fall apart but it doesn't matter and my dishes are always super clean and fresh. I run a 40 minute quick cycle every time and dishes come out great.
Can you do a full video review? Can you use pots?
Can I use cold water?
Most of them it's cold water and it heats it up
Cold water and the dishwasher heats up the water pretty hot so the detergent dissolves and the food dissolves ...
Never place the glassware or ceramics around those metal spikes. They will crack because of rattling
Do pots fit?
Depends on the size of the pot - you might fit one very large one in it. I have a large skillet with a detachable handle that can fit in as long as the handle is taken off.
Yes, but I just wash my pots and pans as I can fit a whole sink of dishes in my portable machine so the sink is free for washing up my pans.
You can’t even fit a 10” plate in it easily, let alone a bigger 12” one. If it was a little bigger, I might’ve bought it.
Don’t know about this particular mini dishwasher but I can fit regular sized plates in mine. I use mine for a family of 4. Can also get pots in there too.
Mine small portable dishwasher by Farberware fits a 4 plate place setting with large plates , med plates , coffee cups bowls and at least 3 drinking glasses and all the forks and spoons I can fit in the tray. Plus I've even been able to squeeze in a couple small plastic cups and some spatulas.
@@shanghaichica which make is it?
@@doloresleyva8810 I ended up buying a regular dishwasher. I have fibromyalgia so rather than having to do the dishes a few times a day, it and allows me to do the entire days dishes in one go. Or two days even.
You’re putting your silverware in upside down. The stems of silverware should be down, useful ends up, otherwise everything (soap & leftover food) will settle and might not get clean.
Using a soap pod is overkill. I use powdered dish detergent. - lot less expensive too.
Maybe she prefers the soap pods vs powdered detergent. I personally hate powdered detergent.
@@janetslater129 They're the same thing - a detergent pod is literally just powder inside of a package that dissolves. If you're using one of these micro-dishwashers, pods are absolutely the most expensive option (especially if you wash multiple times a day). Switch to gels or powders.
@@rapcorerocks If I had a dishwasher, I would totally be using gels. If the powder doesn't fully dissolve or whatever, it leaves a mess behind in the dispenser.
@@janetslater129 then you're using too much
@@janetslater129 it's also possible, if you have a dishwasher with a flip open detergent dispenser, that plates or other objects in your dishwasher are blocking the dispenser door from opening fully and allowing the powder to be released. If your dishwasher has a slide open dispenser, this won't be an issue.
Tiny… maybe good for my cat food bowls and a few cups lol
I use it for family of 3 out camping. I use it though once a day 😂
I've seen people stuff alot in these. You'd be suprised what will fit
The one I have fits a sink of dishes of. 2 large plates 3 med plates 3 bowls 2 coffee cups and 3 drinking glasses and any random plastic item like a spatula plus all the forks and spoons I can fit on the tray.
2hours!!!!
or you can choose 30 minutes, 1 hour, or 1.5 hours. There are options, Parveen...
My Farberware portable has a quick wash setting of 40 minutes which is the only setting I have ever used. All my loads of dishes come out sparkling clean and smell fresh no matter how dirty they are.
Overfilled
Wait 2hrs?! To wash 1 load? Oh hell no!😂
It has a quick wash too, at 30 minutes. I mainly use that. It’s 1 hour for drying, but that’s optional. You can just turn it off before then. The drying option is so you don’t have to load a dish rack. It’s definitely one of my best purchases of the year.
The Farberware one I have has 40 min quick wash cycle that is all I've ever used. It works perfect with no food left behind.
That looks brilliant! But I wonder if it really is 🤔 Seen too many videos saying this is amazing and that is amazing. But when looked on Amazon reviews, found a whole host of problems with the products. So won’t get too excited just yet.
I've been using it for 2 years with 0 problems. People on Amazon complain a lot for no reason. 🫶🏾
I have a Farberware counter top dishwasher and it's been over 2 years . Works great!
2 hours so long so much electric
I couldve washed those by hand in 10 minutes and im a man
Yes, most people can wash dishes by hand faster than even their regular large dishwashers. However, you've failed to consider that dishwashers are:
1. More water efficient
2. More power efficient
3. Saving you from doing dishes in the first place
I have major depression and struggle to keep things tidy with my biggest problem is kitchen and dishes so a few years ago I bought me a small similar dishwasher portable and it has helped me keep up plus on the horrible days that I am sick I do still at least get the dishes clean. Best appliance I've ever bought.
@@rapcorerocksi couldve washed in less water too and its just kinda of exercise energy wise
umm LAzy much?
umm TROll much?
The only thing I used mine for, as it's so small, was to sanitize baby bottles, baby items, hard toys, jars. She's putting way too much in there for it to work properly
I can load my similar portable dishwasher with a sink full of dishes ,add the water and detergent in 5 minutes. Then I wash up my pans and pots , wipe up the stove, , clean my counters sweep and mop the floor and a short time after that the dishes are done.
I work smarter not harder .