EUHOMY Countertop Dishwasher Portable, 6 Programs with 40 dB, No Hookup

I don’t usually leave as many reviews as I’d like to — most of the time simply because I forget — but I made a point to remember to write something about this dishwasher!! My apartment is small and doesn’t have space for a regular dishwasher. I’m pregnant, and with a baby on the way, my husband and I decided we definitely needed one! It arrived 6 days ago, and since then it’s been used every single day, at least twice a day! It’s perfect! Quiet, cleans perfectly (the dishes come out sparkling), very spacious (you’ll be shocked at how much it actually fits), and extremely functional! The fact that it has its own water tank and doesn’t need to be hooked up to the faucet is amazing because it keeps the sink free. I’m in love with this dishwasher — it’s been the best purchase we’ve made in a long time, and I honestly wonder why we didn’t buy it sooner! I still don’t know how much it will affect the electricity bill, but from what I’ve researched, it shouldn’t be much. Either way, I’ve been using it every day, 2 to 4 times a day, and I don’t regret it at all because it has taken a huge weight and exhaustion off my shoulders from constantly washing dishes! I highly recommend it! P.S. It’s bigger than it looks in the pictures — I was surprised!

This is my third machine in less than four years. My first was exactly like this. Different company listing. How that warranty worked is I was suppose to follow their directions to check if it was broken and they would send parts. Which did not happen. Next try, bought a different machine and the Ascend warranty. The warranty offered by the seller for a year was done and into the three year Ascend the machine puts out a code that the instructions didn’t note. Ascend had no local authorized repair shop, so they refunded the full price before my discount. Which ended up covering most of the Ascend cost. Upon looking around, went with this model. Looks and offers exactly what my favorite machine did. As the second machine wasn’t as cool but I was glad for the help with dishes. The main differences with between this machine and my first is I bought the extended warrantee either and machine with the money from Machine #2 and this one has a PAUSE button. I’m in love. I like everything about this machine. Top fill to pause button. The fit, ease of install, and washability is excellent. Works well. Make my own soup with five ingredients. In this order: A dab of Dawn in the little soap dispenser. Like a pencil eraser amount. A 1/2 teaspoon of salt. A teaspoon of baking powder. And a tablespoon of white vinegar to activate the baking soda. Then, will with tap hot water. Inside the utensil holder add a balled up piece of aluminum foil. These five ingredients work together to help get the dishes very clean. I forget how to explain the need for foil. You can search in YT for details. When I realized how much I was spending on soap pods and other soaps went with a recipe I’ve used before. The Dawn under the salt means it won’t get outta hand sudsy. You can learn from my mistakes or find out for yourself. My favorite setting is the fastest. I only put rinsed stuff in so the filter doesn’t get overloaded. I want nothing to gook up anything. It’s a good idea to clean without dishes once a month. Use a table spoon of bleach alone. Mix in with an 1/4 water. Then add and run a cycle. During a different cycle run a 1/4 cup of white vinegar through. This will help clean out anything that might have slipped through to gook up the machines drain and the hose. Plus deter mold and whatever. Keeping this fresh long term. Without the pause button the first machine would do okay. Open and close the door. The second machine you’d have to start the entire process over. This is a wonderful kitchen gadget for a vintage property we would rather have under counter storage than a dishwasher installed. The corner counter is a perfect spot. If you buy this machine please consider splurging for the Ascend. It is worth the extra money to get a new machine if this one stops working within a few years

Buy this. As an autistic man that gets overwhelmed with dishes or the looming threat of having to do them, this is a godsend. For $250, it has saved me a ton of background anxiety throughout the week, especially on weekends when I'd much rather not do more dish washing. As long as you dump excess food in the trash and give the dishes a quick sink rinse, this machine - even on the quick mode setting (30 minutes) will clean everything you throw at it. The cup rack is mostly useless for anything other than short fat cups or espresso cups, so I've honestly never bothered with using it. Honestly, if you've got room to put this thing near your sink it's a game changer. Filling the tank is easy, there's a chime when it's full so you don't have to guess, the included suction cup works great for routing the water outlet into the sink and the machine is fairly quiet. My daughter loves watching the dishwasher wash through the window, which brings me to my only complaint, you can't manually turn the neat blue light on, it goes on for about 2 minutes any time you open the door and turns off until you open the door again. This will do a small saucepan, and I have one frying pan I use that does fit, but you're better off handwashing pots and pans than trying to stuff them in here. This machine is extraordinarily easy to use, compact, quiet, and super portable. This would be great for camping (assuming you have power), kitchen renovations, small apartments, or even elderly folks that would struggle with doors or racks on a full size machine. The tank means you can run this dishwasher anywhere, not necessarily the kitchen or near the sink. As long as you have a drain or bucket nearby, this thing can wash dishes. Highly recommend, especially if you have that one person using a new cup and spoon for every single cup of coffee they drink in a day instead of just rinsing them off. 👀

I didn't expect this dishwasher to be equally effective to a standard one, so I admit I came in with dampened expectations. Still, I am actually pretty impressed with this its cleaning power. If I could give it a 4.5/5 I would but I will go ahead with the 5, because the other option is 4 which is too low. Pros: -Small, but measure the space you are putting it in perfectly and I mean perfectly. Mine just fit by like a quarter of an inch. -Pretty quiet. Like not silent, but unobtrusively noisy. -Works very well on 90 minute cycle, and pretty well on the hour cycle. -You can pause the cycle any time you want. It won't flood the area or anything. Sometimes I pause it if I don't like the way one dish is leaning on another. -Water gets very hot. If you pause the cycle you can see how hot. I think the highest I've seen is roughly 160F. -Drying cycle is excellent if you don't need your dishes done dry immediately. After 1 drying cycle, the cycle will automatically restart if the washer senses moisture. Cons: -Small. You will not be able to fit pots and pans in this dishwasher. I've done a mini pot and a mini pan and it worked fine, but nothing larger. -You must rinse the dishes FULLY before you put them in here. Like fully no food whatsoever. I typically use the spray tool on my kitchen sink with piping hot water which does the job fine. However, if you don't rinse well do not expect it to work. -You can (and should) move things around in here. The inner pegs are extremely poorly spaced, so you will need to do this. If I want to wash mainly plates and mugs I take the utensils holder out entirely. If I want to wash a cutting board, I take the top shelf out. -There is something wrong with the attachment I was given for direct sink connection. It simply will not connect to the back of the dishwasher. This is fine for me because I want to be able to use my sink whenever and not have to wait for a cycle to finish, but keep in mind this could be a problem if you do want direct sink connection. -The utensils holder is abysmal. The way the slots are spaced is very bad. Learning how to place them so that you don't get water stains or the utensils leaning on each other takes practice. -There is no door for the detergent. It sort of just slides down to the bottom once you close it. It still cleans fine but I don't prefer it. Tips: -Use liquid dishwashing soap and a tad (like one tbsp) of powder detergent. I have found this is the best possible combination for max cleaning power. I think the instructions state to use liquid only but this works for me. -However, do NOT use too much soap. This thing takes like roughly 3 liters of water. If you put excessive soap in the dispenser, you will likely get soap stains when the cycle is done. Less is definitely more here. -Run the 90 minute cycle if you can. It cleans the best. The one hour cycle is fine for mugs but for plates and utensils I would do the 90. -Definitely fiddle with this washer a bit. Learn how to adjust your dishes in the best way for cleaning and drying. Adjust the amount of soap you use until you see no soap stains or water stains. I'm glad I did, as now I feel very satisfied with its cleaning power. Overall, if you hate doing dishes and want a reasonably priced, effective countertop dishwasher, this one is for you. I have had mine for about four months now and am very satisfied. If it breaks down or I have any issue with it in the future I will update this review.

I loathe doing dishes, finally caved an purchased this little dishwasher. Have been using for about 2 weeks now and I really like it. I didn't need a full dishwasher in my home so this has been a great workaround. Can lift by myself. I did NOT hook it up to a faucet, I have it sitting on my kitchen counter and I fill the tank above and drain into my kitchen sink. That is the easy setup for me at my place. WHAT I LIKE: pretty quiet overall, small and easily moveable, ability to use in multiple places as long as you have an outlet. Uses 3 pitchers (comes with unit) of water and then starts so not a whole lot of water needed. It cleans pretty well as long as you don't over-crowd the machine. Fairly intuitive to use and setup. I've run quite a few loads in the short amount of time I have had it and it's given me no problems. It's a solid little unit, the purchase was worth it. WHAT I DON'T LIKE/THINGS TO CONSIDER: Not unit related but the shipping, the arrival date kept changing and it took 3 weeks to get to me, I believe it was shipped from China and not a warehouse. If you have hard water, your dishes will have some residue on them (not the end of the world, I'm used to it but you won't have shiny clean glasses). The unit is small, so in order to get a good wash, you can't stuff it full, might end up doing 2 loads versus 1. You can't fit anything big in there so depending on your pots and pan sizes, those will need to be hand-washed. The unit cleans better if you don't have food caked on your dishes, if you order, you'll figure this out. Tougher washes I use the full cycle (60 minutes), lighter washes I use the quick cycle (30 minutes). So no major complaints at this point in time, just things to be aware of. Overall, happy with the purchase, would buy again. This would be a great fit in an apartment and perfect for a 1 or 2 person HH. If you have a house, you can easily tuck it away in a closet as needed.

Got it today and have been testing it all day pretty much to test how it works and I really love it so far ! Its a decent size, and I can fit more than enough dishes for what I have as only 1 person living in an apartment. It was easy to get it started with the first wash (I decided to just use the water tank rather than hooking it up to the sink, and the drain pipe works good ! I just let it drain right into the sink and its worked great) but after a good 5 test runs through out the day I like it a lot, cleans the dishes good and I really should have gotten one of these sooner lol

I wanted to write this review in a pros and cons format; however, the cons are due to user error...so I opted not to. Although, I will list my errors to help others. The set up for this little powerhouse/life changer, couldn't be easier. We didn't hard wire ours in and pipe it in, so I can't speak on that, but pour in water until it chimes 3 times to alert you it's full is easy enough (3 of the pitchers it comes with). The dishes come out clean, shiny, and bone dry! It's a lot quieter than my husband slamming half clean silverware into an empty sink waiting to be rinsed. (I'm disabled and can't stand up (like for a minute) for extended periods of time to wash dishes). I can fill this in a few trips to the kitchen a day and have it running in no time. My husband loves being off dish duty and I fill like I'm accomplishing something. The dishes are a lot more sanitized. I run a sink of hot soapy water at the beginning of the day so I can wash off any big pieces before putting things in the dishwasher. By the time I start the machine, I only have pots and pans left to contend with and I just make a fresh batch of water to finish up while the dishwasher is runner. Our cabinets come down too low for it to sit back all the way on the countertop, it overhangs by about an inch or less. I will likely purchase a mobile cart to place it on since it's so versatile and portable. Our silverware is entirely too big handled to fit through the tiny little squares in the flatware holder. I understand the concept, but had to remove the lid (separator) to place our flatware in. I have it washed pretty well by the time it goes in the dishwasher, so I'm more concerned with the sanitization aspect than I am of it not getting clean. Each piece comes out shiny and perfect. At the end of the wash cycle, it will ding 3 times to let you know it has completed that cycle. Something I was doing wrong and had to call about. I was selecting dry as I did the programming, at the end of competition, it would stop 6, the DRY cycle was still lit, and the fan continued to run. This is where user error came in. By not holding the DRY button down for 3 seconds and waiting for the 3 dings, I was setting the 73-hour air circulation mode. The 6 just represented the machine had 6 modes. To stop the mode, I would just hold down the power button for 3 seconds to make it stop, but I didn't understand what I was doing wrong, or if it was the dishwasher. Also, on the first fill, I splashed water everywhere (I was being a little overzealous) and forgot about it until the end when my husband about blew a gasket thinking the dishwasher had leaked everywhere. It had not. I was more careful on the second fill, and the surroundings were still dry at the end of the cycle. He was happy then. He also ran some quart Mason jars through the dishwasher to see how they would come out for canning. They looked brand new. It will take one step out of his canning process. It holds 6 jars at a time. You could probably work it around and fit more in, but it was our first run, and we just wanted to see how it would do. I can't say enough good things about this dishwasher, as well as customer server. They were easy to reach, quick to answer, and quick to find an answer to my question. They put their phone number on everything, so I didn't have to search tirelessly to find it. It can hold more dishes than I expected it to. I even tried a lightweight skillet and a saucepan together to see if they would fit, while that would be a waste of electricity and water for most, for my needs, there are times it's a gift. They came out beautiful.

Bought this because our kitchen is very small and we're so glad we did. Some complain about it not fitting under their cabinets very well. We just use a shorter cup to fill the water basin that does not get in the way of the cabinets. We have a farmhouse sink, so the faucet hose is flexible, we can run it up to the fill basin if we like. The hose that comes with it won't connect to our sink faucet directly without finding a special type of adapter but that is because of our specialized farmhouse sink. Most people likely will not have this problem. It holds a lot, especially if you take the time to stack it well. Pots and pans don't fit in it well, so we do those by hand but most things fit just fine. However, most dishwashers aren't made to do pots and pans. We took the top off the silverware tray to get more in there and that works out well. We often interrupt the drying function to save time and electricity. We pull the drawer out to air dry instead. We will probably take the flexible shelf out of the top as well to fit more things in. It works very well, just like a regular dishwasher. A large bottle of Cascade Free & Clear Liquid Gel has lasted 2 months and it's still over half full. To save more $$, we will buy the offf brand next time. Installation took maybe 10 minutes and most of that was getting it out of the box. It was packed well for shipping. It does not leak and has safety switches to shut off during run if someone, like a child (which is doubtful when it's sitting on the counter) would open the door. I like the light to watch it and it lights up the kitchen but it only stays on a few minutes. I wish it had an option to stay on during the enitre cycle run. No big deal though. It's saved countless hours of us washing by hand. The idea that we have it is a motivator to make sure our dishes are always clean and sink rarely full anymore. And yes we wash the dog bowls in there too. It runs very hot like a reg dishwasher so to us it's fine. Obviously, if that grosses you out then don't do it. It has an extra removeable basket that can be used to sterilize fruit or baby bottles, nipples etc. Since we don't have babies, we just leave that part out. And it has not added more than a few cents a month to the utility bills. We sometimes run it twice a day. That depends on if we had people over or how much we have cooked obviously. With only 2 living in the house, once a day is fine most days. I think if you had up to 4 people in your house you'd be fine with this dishwasher. And if you have a small kitchen like ours, a countertop dishwasher might be your only option. But at least there is an option not to have to do manually. We are pleased with this purchase. We have had it a couple months now and really had a chance to use it a lot. If you are considering this, you won't be wrong to get it.

Absolutely LOVE IT! Bought this for my 79 year old dad. He can’t use the dishwashers that attach to the tap. It’s too hard for him. Having a tankless option for water is perfect for him. He had no issue filling the tank with the pitcher that was included. It’s so easy to use and works great. Everything was spotless. Perfect size for the counter and not an eye sore in his kitchen. Well worth the price

This is the best!! I just got this dishwasher today and am doing my first wash now. In no time at all, the dishes are clean, as you can see them through the window. I poured water into it versus hooking it up to the tap because it doesn’t fit my tap but I’m sure you can get an adapter if you wanted to use it that way. It’s pretty quiet and this one is not too heavy to lift, which is also another reason I chose it. Fits on the counter under my cabinets nicely and the push button modes are great. I can’t wait to use the fruit washing function also. Can’t speak to longevity but really happy with this unit so far and should have replaced my full size dishwasher with this one sooner. It does fit my full size dinner plates and no need for any plumbing. Very simple to operate. **update- This gets my dishes sparking clean every time, much better than the full size dishwasher I had. If you’re in the market for a countertop version, don’t hesitate! I actually just prefer pouring water in it versus hooking it up, as it allows me to be able to use taps while the dishwasher is functioning.

Très heureuse, l'appareil fonctionne parfaitement et est parfait pour une personne seule. J'hésitais vraiment mais finalement Très bon achat. Aucune fuite, entretien facile, très efficace et tres peu bruyant. En plus c'est joli. Je recommande 😁

Update: Nevermind, the drying is completely non-functional. Waste of money and am pretty upset as this wasnt cheap. Photo is all the water droplets on the roof of the unit after an overnight wash & dry, then the blue light is from strictly a dry cycle which has achieved nothing Convenient for the space we have, makes it easy to do basic dishes and you can do up to a normal wash with the integrated water tank. Doesn't let you do heavy duty unless its got a direct connection. First wash + heat was very good, heating (drying) ever since has been less and less good (and yes we are loading the dishes by its recommendations) Fits most of our dishes, but cannot handle some square dinner plates. Forks and spoons are good, knives will technically fit but they get wedged out by the design inside pushing on them. You must pre-rinse everything for clean dishes after, as leaving any kind of stuck on residue remains after the wash about 75% of the time Also the layout of their tray makes it difficult to load by their recommendations, weird nubs randomly in the way or stagger spaced

Love it! It works great. I have had it now for a couple months. I use it roughly 3 times a week. Perfect for my one bedroom apartment. I would recommend it. I pack it with all I can. Plastic containers also come clean. The reason for the four star is the top propeller seems to run from water pressure which sometimes it takes a little bit before it starts spinning at the start of the cycle. It takes 2 hours to clean and dry. It’s okay though it’s time I’m not doing dishes.