- 【6 Place Setting】- A perfect size(H438×W550×D500mm) for 2-3 people, COMFEE’ compact dishwasher is suitable for dorms, RVs and apartments. This countertop dishwasher can fit up to 70 pieces of tableware, and a plate size of up to 10 inches diameter. Note: COMFEE dishwashers are tested at the factory before they are shipped. If your new dishwasher has some water inside, this is normal.
- 【Simple Installation】- COMFEE’ portable dishwasher can be connected to faucet directly (Suitable adaptor needed). Depending on your needs, it can be flexibly placed on the table or fitted in the cupboard.
- 【8 Washing Cycles】- Most of the cleaning cycles, including Heavy, Normal, Baby-Care, ECO, Glass, and Speed, helped with extra-drying function, and deliver sparklingly cleaned and dried dishes. Three more cleaning options, including Speed, Mini-party, and Rinse, are designed for COMFEE’ compact dishwasher, providing high flexibility for you to choose in different situations.
- 【Heavy Program】- Heavily soiled dishes are cleaned evenly with 12 washing nozzles, accompanied with 360° spiral spray wash to ensure complete washing of all the dishes from all angles. Also, high water temperature, which is up to 68℃, together with high water pressure, offer you the best cleaning towards the most stubborn stains.
- 【Speed Program】- Only takes you 45 minutes to get all dishes cleaned, perfect for hurry-up situations, like holding a multi-round party. Accompanied with Energy Star compliant, water consumption can be as low as 2.77 gallons of water, which greatly saves your costs.
| Finish Type | stainless steel |
|---|---|
| UPC | 840296500484 |
| Model Name | CDC22P1BBB |
| Item Weight | 46 pounds |
| Voltage | 120 Volts |
| Cycle Options | Normal |
| Display Type | LED |
| Water Consumption | 2.85 Gallons per Hour |
| Option Cycles | 8 |
| Manufacturer | Midea |
| Form Factor | Freestanding |
| Model Info | CDC22P1BBB |
| Brand Name | COMFEE' |
| Product Dimensions | 19.7 x 21.7 x 17.2 inches |
| Item model number | CDC22P1BBB |
| Annual Energy Consumption | 174 Kilowatt Hours Per Year |
| Part Number | CDC22P1BBB |
| Special Features | Portable |
| Wattage | 1380 watts |
| Certification | Energy Star |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel, Plastic |
| Batteries Required | No |
laurina –
It works well! It got plenty of place for a compact dishwasher , perfect when you lack of room for a regular size one.
laurina –
The dishwasher came with everything needed to install/hook up to sink. I had to try connecting the drainage hose a few times to the back of dishwasher before I got a secure water tight connection due to a rubber O ring/washer seal which sat loose inside the connector piece. After a few tries I got it just right. I’d recommend keeping a close eye on the unit the first few cycles making sure everything is water tight. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and it’s been absolutely perfect. We are three years out from a kitchen Reno and this will be great until then. Yay for not having to do dishes!!! I definitely recommend to others. Also another note * I found the unit to be about half an inch taller than stated in specs. Which made the difference of it not fitting under our cupboard originally. As we don’t care about our later to be renovated cupboard’s we hauled off trim so it would fit.
W –
I love this mini dishwasher so much. I’ve recommended it to literally every person I know who lives in a tiny apartment like me.
I now do my dishes twice a week rather than every night, and I’m sure my landlord is happy with the savings they’re seeing (they pay water – lucky me!). It was hefty to haul up the steps but easy to setup next to my kitchen sink. I have bigger plates than what they recommend, but it can comfortably fit all my saucers, a medium mixing bowl, a couple food bowls, a 3.5qt pot and lid, all my spoons and steak knives, AND some cooking utensils. If I took out the spoon rack I’d probably have space for a couple regular sized (or in my case oversized) plates. It’s definitely TARDIS-esque – bigger on the inside.
My only qualm with this is that the instruction manual doesn’t show you how to get rid of errors. I accidentally turned off my water and unplugged it mid-cycle so it wasn’t getting any water. E1 error popped up and beeped angrily at me while I rushed to plug it back in and turn on the water but it didn’t get rid of the error. And the instructions didn’t have anything to say about how to get rid of it. Rather than starting the whole 1:55min cycle again, I just inspected the dishes, turned it off and back on again, and then set it to rinse off all the detergent. Works like a charm. I let my dishes cool a bit though since they had JUST come from a hot water splash. I’ve had this thing for the past almost 6 months and this is the first error I’ve ever had. No spills, no mess, nothing. Honestly the hardest thing is hoofing it to your apartment.
All in all, this has saved me time, energy, lotion, and my landlord on their water bill. Also helps when I’m away and have friends that use my place as a landing spot, they’re able to just Tetris dishes and all into the washer and I can start it up right when I get back. It added back the simplicity to my life that I didn’t know I was lacking. What more could I ask for? If you’re waffling on it and CAN do it, just try it. It will prove it’s worth several times over and will save that one piece of your brain that dreads doing the dishes.
P.s.: If you’re having a hard time getting some of the dishes that haven’t been cleaned in… several days (no shame, it happens to me weekly!), HIGHLY recommend sprinkling a lil baking soda into the basin itself or on to your dishes as a pre-wash. Then do the heavy duty wash Program (P1) with the extra wash Function (F1). It’ll run about 2hrs but it works because it washes dishes with the hot water sooner and for longer than any other program. Works. Every. Time. Dishes come out shiny and new and leaves your dishwasher looking brand new.
Holly –
Product was received broken inside. The housing for the pump was cracked and caused water to pool out from underneath the unit once it started a cycle. Most likely this is due to it being tested at the production facility and then stored in freezing temperatures over the winter with a bit of water in the lines.
Diane Carr –
We live in a very very small 1 bedroom apartment with almost an efficiency kitchen. We have no space for dirty dishes, at all. A medical condition prevents me from hand washing dishes and my husband works 12 hour night shifts at the hospital. This dishwasher is a daily activity game changer for me. We haven’t had a dishwasher for around 3 years after moving across the country and renting. Other than some issues with UPS who delivered it to us (see pictures of damage), it’s fantastic and we have no regrets.
Running our first load now. Connecting the waste water tube was a huge pain, would help with setup if it was colour coded. Had a couple minor leaks but they got resolved with a little additional tightening. Runs incredibly quietly, and fits alot more than I initially thought would.
So far we are very happy with our new dishwasher, just a little disappointed that it arrived aesthetically damaged from shipping. This said, even with a rough journey to our kitchen it runs seamlessly. If my feelings about this change I will update my review.
Dishwasher ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
UPS ⭐⭐ for damaging it and for not delivering it to the right door.
Jeffrey L. –
Let me just say, the COMFEE’ Portable Mini Dishwasher has been a game-changer in my kitchen! I’ve always dreaded doing dishes by hand, so when I discovered this little gem, I knew I had to give it a try. And boy, am I glad I did!
First off, it’s compact yet surprisingly spacious inside. I can fit a good amount of dishes, utensils, and even pots and pans in there without any trouble. The setup was a breeze – just hook it up to the sink faucet and you’re good to go. No need for complex plumbing or installation headaches.
Performance-wise, it’s fantastic. The dishes come out sparkling clean and dry, thanks to its efficient washing and drying cycles. I love the different wash programs it offers, which cater perfectly to whatever mess I throw at it. Plus, it’s surprisingly quiet! I can run it even when I’m watching TV in the next room without being disturbed.
The design is sleek and modern, blending nicely with my kitchen decor. It doesn’t take up much counter space, which is a huge plus in my cozy kitchen. And let’s not forget how energy-efficient it is – a win for both the environment and my utility bills.
Overall, the COMFEE’ Portable Mini Dishwasher has made my life so much easier. If you’re looking for a compact, efficient, and user-friendly dishwasher that gets the job done without breaking the bank, this is it. Highly recommend!
J. Lane –
I live in a rental apartment with a tiny, outdated kitchen and no dishwasher. Even for one person, the dishes can pile up fast and make it difficult to cook. Depending on the time of year, fruit flies and ants can also be a huge problem. I tolerated these issues for several years until I finally decided, enough is enough!
Now that I’ve had this dishwasher for a few weeks, I am kicking myself for not doing this sooner. Having a dishwasher again is a huge life upgrade. My kitchen is so much cleaner!
Pros:
– Great value. Comes with everything you need and washes dishes just as well as a conventional dishwasher.
– Quiet – The mechanisms inside are very quiet. However, because the dishwasher does not have the sound insulation of an under-counter dishwasher, expect to hear some sloshing noises as it cleans.
– Easy to install and use
– Comes with a clip-on sink connector that makes it super easy to attach
Cons:
– Can’t use the sink while the dishwasher is running. Minor inconvenience.
– The sink attachment requires you to remove the sink aerator. So, unless you want to screw the aerator back on every time you use the sink, you basically have to get used to an aerator-free sink. Again, a minor inconvenience.
– The internal height is a little short. The only spot that’s tall enough for dinner plates to fit is in the back right corner, and they BARELY fit.
– No dedicated spot for tall glasses/water bottles.
– I don’t love the configuration of the dish rack. The basket for the cutlery is in the front-middle of the drawer, so it gets in the way as you’re loading the dishwasher (but you can take it out).
– The tines are stuck in place so you can’t get too creative with how you load it. The photo in the listing shows it loaded with your standard “dish set”–dinner plates, salad plates, small cereal bows, and small mugs. It works great for those things. It is designed for those things. Are those the types of dishes most people need to wash these days? Ehhhh. I am mostly washing plates, tupperware, water bottles, large glasses, cooking utensils, pans, etc. It’s a bit of a puzzle to get these things to fit neatly.