COMFEE' KWH-TD602E-S Freestanding Compact Dishwasher, LED display, 6.5 liters, Silver, Noise level: decibels 47 [Energy Class F]
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Considerate Rinse Aid Refilling IndicatorLighting up the indicator clearly conveys the sign that it is the time to refill rinse aid. | Self-cleaning Filter System against Harmful SubstancesOur filter, employed a material against harmful substances, constantly inhibits micro-organism buildup inside the tub, ensuring a high level of health protection by removing 99.9% of harmful substances. | Water Leak Protection SystemThe water leak protection system detects and cuts off all water leakage, sustaining your kitchen clean. |
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| Loading | 3 Place Settings | 6 Place Settings | 6 Place Settings | 14 Place Settings | 12 Place Settings | 9 Place Settings |
| Noise Level | 58 dB | ‎47 dB | ‎47 dB | 44 dB | 49 dB | 49 dB |
| Installation Required | No | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Auto Open Drying | ✓ | No | No | ✓ | No | No |
| Delay Start | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Rapid Wash | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dimension | H46.5cm×W42×D43.5 | H43.8×W55×D50cm | H43.8×W55×D50cm | H84.5×W59.8×D60cm | H84.5×W59.8×D60cm | H84.5×W44.8×D61cm |
| Maximum Plate Size | 27cm | 25cm | 25cm | 30cm | 30cm | 30cm |
| Weight: | 21.5 kg |
| Dimensions: | 55 x 50 x 43.8 cm; 21.5 Kilograms |
| Brand: | COMFEE’ |
| Part: | KWH-TD602E-S |
| Colour: | Silver |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Colour: | Silver |
| Dimensions: | 55 x 50 x 43.8 cm; 21.5 Kilograms |
Had it a week.
Bought this because I was fed up of having dishes in the sink.
( 2 young adults yet to move out )
So decided to purchase the comfee dishwasher.
Best decision i’ve made in ages.
No dirty dishes left for me to wash.
It will take a 10 inch plate. Barely.
Careful how you load it.
And everything comes out spotless, no streaks.
I plumbed it in. So easy and I’m not a plumber.
And I’ve only had to use the 90min setting.
Even baked on stuff is cleaned off.
Brilliant.. so far so good.
Excellent product and excellent customer service experience
A great product! It is really successful in terms of being easy to set up and use.
It fits the expectation we want from a normal dishwasher. (Of course, it would not be right to compare this product with normal-sized dishwashers.)
I bought this product by taking advantage of Black Friday deals. My advice to you would be to follow the discount periods if you are not in a hurry for the discount. Different colors are available. It came in a bigger box than I expected. However, the box and shipping were really successful, so I did not encounter any problems.
It contains all the cables and parts necessary for installation. What you need to do is to adjust the clean water faucet and the dirty water outlets. It meets the daily dishwashing needs of a family of 3 people.
I recommended it to many of my friends. A product that I am satisfied with.
Edit: I have been using this product for nearly 5 months, I have never got a problem with it. A quick reminder do not forget to use good quality dishwasher tablets.
Shame it was no longer required. Good bit of equipment never unpacked. No return problems makes life simpler.
I have a love hate relationship with this dishwasher. If you stack things exactly the right way, then most of it will get cleaned on the right settings. But overall you can’t fit that much in there and sometimes after spending over 5 minutes stacking everything perfectly, I probably could have washed it up in that time. It also doesn’t fit normal-sized dinner plates, only smaller ones, so if you don’t eat on smaller plates then you’ll still be washing up your big dinner plates by hand. And because of the size, you can’t really get many pans in there. So I normally wash them by hand as well. It’s best for small plates/mugs/cutlery. Overall though, I’m glad I made the purchase it helped me when I had surgery and I needed some extra hands. If you put it on the longer cycles, everything will come out clean and fresh. It can also use low energy on some of the settings as I tested with voltage metre. If you’re looking for a small dishwasher, I think they’re probably all the same in terms of their drawbacks and I don’t think you can go far wrong with this 1 compared to the rest.
Don’t hesitate, just buy it.
If, like me, you don’t have enough space for a full sized dishwasher, you will find this wonderful gem just perfect.
I plumbed this in myself and it was very straightforward. I made a hole at the back of the worktop and trailed the cold water feed to below the kitchen sink and using a ‘Y’ split connector replaced that to the cold water feed to my washing machine. So now both the washing machine cold feed and the dishwasher cold feed could both be attached. And it works perfectly.
The outlet / drain pipe from the dishwasher just trails across the top of the worktop and rests easily in the kitchen sink. The washing machine is close to the kitchen sink as many are, and the new compact dishwasher sits on top of the worktop above it.
I never thought I could have a dishwasher, but I do now. There was no way I could fit a full size dishwasher in anywhere, but this is the perfect solution. And it holds a fair amount of dishes, it is enough for a small household of two. The wash cycle I use take 90 minutes and the dishes are warm, clean and dry by the end of it.
I’m so happy I can’t begin to tell you. I wish I had bought this sooner. I had it in my wishlist for ages.
The dishwasher is a great size. It is as wide as a full size machine, but perhaps half the height.
It is brilliant, just brilliant. Highly recommended.
If, like me, you don’t have enough space for a full sized dishwasher, you will find this wonderful gem just perfect.
I plumbed this in myself and it was very straightforward. I made a hole at the back of the worktop and trailed the cold water feed to below the kitchen sink and using a ‘Y’ split connector replaced that to the cold water feed to my washing machine. So now both the washing machine cold feed and the dishwasher cold feed could both be attached. And it works perfectly.
The outlet / drain pipe from the dishwasher just trails across the top of the worktop and rests easily in the kitchen sink. The washing machine is close to the kitchen sink as many are, and the new compact dishwasher sits on top of the worktop above it.
I never thought I could have a dishwasher, but I do now. There was no way I could fit a full size dishwasher in anywhere, but this is the perfect solution. And it holds a fair amount of dishes, it is enough for a small household of two. The wash cycle I use take 90 minutes and the dishes are warm, clean and dry by the end of it.
I’m so happy I can’t begin to tell you. I wish I had bought this sooner. I had it in my wishlist for ages.
The dishwasher is a great size. It is as wide as a full size machine, but perhaps half the height.
It is brilliant, just brilliant. Highly recommended.
If, like me, you don’t have enough space for a full sized dishwasher, you will find this wonderful gem just perfect.
I plumbed this in myself and it was very straightforward. I made a hole at the back of the worktop and trailed the cold water feed to below the kitchen sink and using a ‘Y’ split connector replaced that to the cold water feed to my washing machine. So now both the washing machine cold feed and the dishwasher cold feed could both be attached. And it works perfectly.
The outlet / drain pipe from the dishwasher just trails across the top of the worktop and rests easily in the kitchen sink. The washing machine is close to the kitchen sink as many are, and the new compact dishwasher sits on top of the worktop above it.
I never thought I could have a dishwasher, but I do now. There was no way I could fit a full size dishwasher in anywhere, but this is the perfect solution. And it holds a fair amount of dishes, it is enough for a small household of two. The wash cycle I use take 90 minutes and the dishes are warm, clean and dry by the end of it.
I’m so happy I can’t begin to tell you. I wish I had bought this sooner. I had it in my wishlist for ages.
The dishwasher is a great size. It is as wide as a full size machine, but perhaps half the height.
It is brilliant, just brilliant. Highly recommended.
If, like me, you don’t have enough space for a full sized dishwasher, you will find this wonderful gem just perfect.
I plumbed this in myself and it was very straightforward. I made a hole at the back of the worktop and trailed the cold water feed to below the kitchen sink and using a ‘Y’ split connector replaced that to the cold water feed to my washing machine. So now both the washing machine cold feed and the dishwasher cold feed could both be attached. And it works perfectly.
The outlet / drain pipe from the dishwasher just trails across the top of the worktop and rests easily in the kitchen sink. The washing machine is close to the kitchen sink as many are, and the new compact dishwasher sits on top of the worktop above it.
I never thought I could have a dishwasher, but I do now. There was no way I could fit a full size dishwasher in anywhere, but this is the perfect solution. And it holds a fair amount of dishes, it is enough for a small household of two. The wash cycle I use take 90 minutes and the dishes are warm, clean and dry by the end of it.
I’m so happy I can’t begin to tell you. I wish I had bought this sooner. I had it in my wishlist for ages.
The dishwasher is a great size. It is as wide as a full size machine, but perhaps half the height.
It is brilliant, just brilliant. Highly recommended.
If, like me, you don’t have enough space for a full sized dishwasher, you will find this wonderful gem just perfect.
I plumbed this in myself and it was very straightforward. I made a hole at the back of the worktop and trailed the cold water feed to below the kitchen sink and using a ‘Y’ split connector replaced that to the cold water feed to my washing machine. So now both the washing machine cold feed and the dishwasher cold feed could both be attached. And it works perfectly.
The outlet / drain pipe from the dishwasher just trails across the top of the worktop and rests easily in the kitchen sink. The washing machine is close to the kitchen sink as many are, and the new compact dishwasher sits on top of the worktop above it.
I never thought I could have a dishwasher, but I do now. There was no way I could fit a full size dishwasher in anywhere, but this is the perfect solution. And it holds a fair amount of dishes, it is enough for a small household of two. The wash cycle I use take 90 minutes and the dishes are warm, clean and dry by the end of it.
I’m so happy I can’t begin to tell you. I wish I had bought this sooner. I had it in my wishlist for ages.
The dishwasher is a great size. It is as wide as a full size machine, but perhaps half the height.
It is brilliant, just brilliant. Highly recommended.
I was under the impression that nothing better than traditional dish wash with sponge but Comfee washing machine changed my mind. Great value for money
Really good product so pleased with it, enjoying not forever washing up!!!
Big machines dont fit in my kitchen, I need to confess when I saw this product for the first time I was worry about some comments I was reading. I saw people complaining about product arriving damaged or stop working next day they tried. Sorry for those experienced issues when using this product.
I must tell I had no issues so far. This machine works everyday at least 2 times a day since it arrived (1mo and 16 days).
This is really compacted and is good for our size (couple + 1 kid).
One thing I was really afraid is how much dishes and glasses we can put in, there you go, big plate (ikea ones) you can put at least 10, glasses or mugs you can put 6-8 depending on their sizes. The cuttlery “are all in”, big knives and silicone spatulas fit but there are no space for them, they need to find their way in =].
I hope this review helps you deciding and this machine continues to work it’s doing so far.
There is absolutely nothing bad to say (that I can find) to say about this dishwasher. We are a family of four and my partner has very recently been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and I work night shifts whilst having an allergy to doing dishes. Enter this brilliant little dishwasher, plumbing in was extremely easy infact I fitted a Y valve to where the washing machine was plumbed in and from there was able to feed the waste pipe to the same outlet as the washing machine, plugged it in and put in the dishwasher salt and rinse aid. At this point it is worth searching the water hardness for your area as this needs to be set on the dishwasher. Me being me, I wanted to see how good this could perform so its first wash was with a pan that had been used to make a roast dinner. The results were outstanding. It also handled all the family plates, utensils, cups, glasses and some other bits in one load with ease and again with brilliant results. Additionally being able to mount this at countertop height meant ease of use for my partner who wants to remain independent as possible. Amazingly enough my allergy to doing dishes has also been cured which is a miracle.
The first dishwasher came badly damaged & it took quite a while for it to be picked up & the new one delivered,but it is worth the money & a great product.I am disabled so standing to wash up was difficult so the dishwasher has been a God send
This dishwasher is very easy to use, does an amazing job of cleaning dishes, far better than I ever could!
The door is nice and sturdy and shuts tightly, you have to press until the lock clicks into place.
It holds a LOT of dishes and cutlery and really any other ‘dishwasher safe’ items.
Only downside is that it only supports plates up to 250mm but you can still wash bigger plates if you place them at a more shallow angle.
It’s only noisy when you first turn it on because of the pump but it quietens down quickly enough.
Also, I love how it was packaged, just lift the box off and ta-daaa! 😀
Installation:
If you’re like me and only have one inlet hose and no way to use a tap/faucet fitting then do what I did:
You’ll need to buy these separate and ofc you’ll need a wrench for tightening.
1x washing machine hose, 1x 3/4″ male to male adapter, 1x 3/4″ Tap ‘Y’ splitter, 1x PTFE tape.
Turn off your water at mains, unscrew hose from washing machine, add PTFE to the 3/4″ adapter and screw onto the hose, add PTFE to the Y splitter and screw that onto the 3/4″ adapter.
Then screw on one hose and attach it to your washing machine, do the same with the other hose but attach it to the dishwasher. As for the drainage hose, you can buy a pipe fitting so you can fit both dishwasher and washing machine onto the same drain pipe, or just do what I do and switch the hose with whichever device you’re going to be using.
Other things I recommend you should buy:
Dishwasher salt: It’s used to reset the water softener in the machine, do NOT use table salt or you risk damaging your machine.
Rinse Aid: Helps dishes dry quicker as it prevents the water from sticking to your plates/cutlery…etc
Some tablets claim to not need rinse aid, but trust me, use it anyway 🙂
Dishwasher tablets: I personally use ‘Fairy Platinum All In One’ as they do a great job! I’m sure other brands are good enough too though.
Anyway I highly recommend this dishwasher it’s a lifesaver! I’m personally really glad I bought it!
If you found this review helpful please considering slapping that helpful button! 😀 Really helps a lot!
This dishwasher is very easy to use, does an amazing job of cleaning dishes, far better than I ever could!
The door is nice and sturdy and shuts tightly, you have to press until the lock clicks into place.
It holds a LOT of dishes and cutlery and really any other ‘dishwasher safe’ items.
Only downside is that it only supports plates up to 250mm but you can still wash bigger plates if you place them at a more shallow angle.
It’s only noisy when you first turn it on because of the pump but it quietens down quickly enough.
Also, I love how it was packaged, just lift the box off and ta-daaa! 😀
Installation:
If you’re like me and only have one inlet hose and no way to use a tap/faucet fitting then do what I did:
You’ll need to buy these separate and ofc you’ll need a wrench for tightening.
1x washing machine hose, 1x 3/4″ male to male adapter, 1x 3/4″ Tap ‘Y’ splitter, 1x PTFE tape.
Turn off your water at mains, unscrew hose from washing machine, add PTFE to the 3/4″ adapter and screw onto the hose, add PTFE to the Y splitter and screw that onto the 3/4″ adapter.
Then screw on one hose and attach it to your washing machine, do the same with the other hose but attach it to the dishwasher. As for the drainage hose, you can buy a pipe fitting so you can fit both dishwasher and washing machine onto the same drain pipe, or just do what I do and switch the hose with whichever device you’re going to be using.
Other things I recommend you should buy:
Dishwasher salt: It’s used to reset the water softener in the machine, do NOT use table salt or you risk damaging your machine.
Rinse Aid: Helps dishes dry quicker as it prevents the water from sticking to your plates/cutlery…etc
Some tablets claim to not need rinse aid, but trust me, use it anyway 🙂
Dishwasher tablets: I personally use ‘Fairy Platinum All In One’ as they do a great job! I’m sure other brands are good enough too though.
Anyway I highly recommend this dishwasher it’s a lifesaver! I’m personally really glad I bought it!
If you found this review helpful please considering slapping that helpful button! 😀 Really helps a lot!
This dishwasher is very easy to use, does an amazing job of cleaning dishes, far better than I ever could!
The door is nice and sturdy and shuts tightly, you have to press until the lock clicks into place.
It holds a LOT of dishes and cutlery and really any other ‘dishwasher safe’ items.
Only downside is that it only supports plates up to 250mm but you can still wash bigger plates if you place them at a more shallow angle.
It’s only noisy when you first turn it on because of the pump but it quietens down quickly enough.
Also, I love how it was packaged, just lift the box off and ta-daaa! 😀
Installation:
If you’re like me and only have one inlet hose and no way to use a tap/faucet fitting then do what I did:
You’ll need to buy these separate and ofc you’ll need a wrench for tightening.
1x washing machine hose, 1x 3/4″ male to male adapter, 1x 3/4″ Tap ‘Y’ splitter, 1x PTFE tape.
Turn off your water at mains, unscrew hose from washing machine, add PTFE to the 3/4″ adapter and screw onto the hose, add PTFE to the Y splitter and screw that onto the 3/4″ adapter.
Then screw on one hose and attach it to your washing machine, do the same with the other hose but attach it to the dishwasher. As for the drainage hose, you can buy a pipe fitting so you can fit both dishwasher and washing machine onto the same drain pipe, or just do what I do and switch the hose with whichever device you’re going to be using.
Other things I recommend you should buy:
Dishwasher salt: It’s used to reset the water softener in the machine, do NOT use table salt or you risk damaging your machine.
Rinse Aid: Helps dishes dry quicker as it prevents the water from sticking to your plates/cutlery…etc
Some tablets claim to not need rinse aid, but trust me, use it anyway 🙂
Dishwasher tablets: I personally use ‘Fairy Platinum All In One’ as they do a great job! I’m sure other brands are good enough too though.
Anyway I highly recommend this dishwasher it’s a lifesaver! I’m personally really glad I bought it!
If you found this review helpful please considering slapping that helpful button! 😀 Really helps a lot!
This dishwasher is very easy to use, does an amazing job of cleaning dishes, far better than I ever could!
The door is nice and sturdy and shuts tightly, you have to press until the lock clicks into place.
It holds a LOT of dishes and cutlery and really any other ‘dishwasher safe’ items.
Only downside is that it only supports plates up to 250mm but you can still wash bigger plates if you place them at a more shallow angle.
It’s only noisy when you first turn it on because of the pump but it quietens down quickly enough.
Also, I love how it was packaged, just lift the box off and ta-daaa! 😀
Installation:
If you’re like me and only have one inlet hose and no way to use a tap/faucet fitting then do what I did:
You’ll need to buy these separate and ofc you’ll need a wrench for tightening.
1x washing machine hose, 1x 3/4″ male to male adapter, 1x 3/4″ Tap ‘Y’ splitter, 1x PTFE tape.
Turn off your water at mains, unscrew hose from washing machine, add PTFE to the 3/4″ adapter and screw onto the hose, add PTFE to the Y splitter and screw that onto the 3/4″ adapter.
Then screw on one hose and attach it to your washing machine, do the same with the other hose but attach it to the dishwasher. As for the drainage hose, you can buy a pipe fitting so you can fit both dishwasher and washing machine onto the same drain pipe, or just do what I do and switch the hose with whichever device you’re going to be using.
Other things I recommend you should buy:
Dishwasher salt: It’s used to reset the water softener in the machine, do NOT use table salt or you risk damaging your machine.
Rinse Aid: Helps dishes dry quicker as it prevents the water from sticking to your plates/cutlery…etc
Some tablets claim to not need rinse aid, but trust me, use it anyway 🙂
Dishwasher tablets: I personally use ‘Fairy Platinum All In One’ as they do a great job! I’m sure other brands are good enough too though.
Anyway I highly recommend this dishwasher it’s a lifesaver! I’m personally really glad I bought it!
If you found this review helpful please considering slapping that helpful button! 😀 Really helps a lot!
This dishwasher is very easy to use, does an amazing job of cleaning dishes, far better than I ever could!
The door is nice and sturdy and shuts tightly, you have to press until the lock clicks into place.
It holds a LOT of dishes and cutlery and really any other ‘dishwasher safe’ items.
Only downside is that it only supports plates up to 250mm but you can still wash bigger plates if you place them at a more shallow angle.
It’s only noisy when you first turn it on because of the pump but it quietens down quickly enough.
Also, I love how it was packaged, just lift the box off and ta-daaa! 😀
Installation:
If you’re like me and only have one inlet hose and no way to use a tap/faucet fitting then do what I did:
You’ll need to buy these separate and ofc you’ll need a wrench for tightening.
1x washing machine hose, 1x 3/4″ male to male adapter, 1x 3/4″ Tap ‘Y’ splitter, 1x PTFE tape.
Turn off your water at mains, unscrew hose from washing machine, add PTFE to the 3/4″ adapter and screw onto the hose, add PTFE to the Y splitter and screw that onto the 3/4″ adapter.
Then screw on one hose and attach it to your washing machine, do the same with the other hose but attach it to the dishwasher. As for the drainage hose, you can buy a pipe fitting so you can fit both dishwasher and washing machine onto the same drain pipe, or just do what I do and switch the hose with whichever device you’re going to be using.
Other things I recommend you should buy:
Dishwasher salt: It’s used to reset the water softener in the machine, do NOT use table salt or you risk damaging your machine.
Rinse Aid: Helps dishes dry quicker as it prevents the water from sticking to your plates/cutlery…etc
Some tablets claim to not need rinse aid, but trust me, use it anyway 🙂
Dishwasher tablets: I personally use ‘Fairy Platinum All In One’ as they do a great job! I’m sure other brands are good enough too though.
Anyway I highly recommend this dishwasher it’s a lifesaver! I’m personally really glad I bought it!
If you found this review helpful please considering slapping that helpful button! 😀 Really helps a lot!
This dishwasher is very easy to use, does an amazing job of cleaning dishes, far better than I ever could!
The door is nice and sturdy and shuts tightly, you have to press until the lock clicks into place.
It holds a LOT of dishes and cutlery and really any other ‘dishwasher safe’ items.
Only downside is that it only supports plates up to 250mm but you can still wash bigger plates if you place them at a more shallow angle.
It’s only noisy when you first turn it on because of the pump but it quietens down quickly enough.
Also, I love how it was packaged, just lift the box off and ta-daaa! 😀
Installation:
If you’re like me and only have one inlet hose and no way to use a tap/faucet fitting then do what I did:
You’ll need to buy these separate and ofc you’ll need a wrench for tightening.
1x washing machine hose, 1x 3/4″ male to male adapter, 1x 3/4″ Tap ‘Y’ splitter, 1x PTFE tape.
Turn off your water at mains, unscrew hose from washing machine, add PTFE to the 3/4″ adapter and screw onto the hose, add PTFE to the Y splitter and screw that onto the 3/4″ adapter.
Then screw on one hose and attach it to your washing machine, do the same with the other hose but attach it to the dishwasher. As for the drainage hose, you can buy a pipe fitting so you can fit both dishwasher and washing machine onto the same drain pipe, or just do what I do and switch the hose with whichever device you’re going to be using.
Other things I recommend you should buy:
Dishwasher salt: It’s used to reset the water softener in the machine, do NOT use table salt or you risk damaging your machine.
Rinse Aid: Helps dishes dry quicker as it prevents the water from sticking to your plates/cutlery…etc
Some tablets claim to not need rinse aid, but trust me, use it anyway 🙂
Dishwasher tablets: I personally use ‘Fairy Platinum All In One’ as they do a great job! I’m sure other brands are good enough too though.
Anyway I highly recommend this dishwasher it’s a lifesaver! I’m personally really glad I bought it!
If you found this review helpful please considering slapping that helpful button! 😀 Really helps a lot!
Purchased this as a replacement for faulty 3 place dishwasher. We went for 6 place one because we learned we can plumb it ourselves and the smaller one was just too small and awkward to place things in — we use loads of lunch boxes/bowls so not the upwards space but depth and width we need. After only a few days I can confidently say we made the right choice. Its excellent — we can fit so much more stuff in it! Don’t be put off by the 25cm max plate size warning, our plates are 27 and 27.5 and we washed them many times already, just tilt them so they lean on something like built in plastic shelf. I did buy a few smaller plates too – for convenience and hopefully it will help with portion control . If you consider buying a dishwasher — whatever size and water intake suits you — do so, so great not having to wash dishes by hand and waste hot water. In regards to electricity consumption the leaflet states its very efficient – I ordered electricity consumption meter and I will check if this is accurate and update the review.
Update: I measured electricity take on 90 mins wash – it’s about 0.71 kwh, not much more than eco. On nigh time tariff 90 mins wash costs 3-4 pence.
Item arrived within the specified time with regular updates from the driver via the Amazon app,which was most handy.arrived nicely packaged as well just two sturdy tapes to cut and then lift of the heavy duty cardboard lid and hey presto there’s the machine like a little early Christmas present waiting to delight you.no bash’s or bangs evident on the box or the machine itself so away we go.had to have a plumber install it,but that was more personal choice as I wanted the installation done correctly so I didn’t have to worry about pipe work issues later on.finding the right water hardness was also key to my house as I know from previous experience my area is a hard water area. easy enough just to google to find it out.load with salt and water aid and a wash tablet and kick of the first load on a 30 minute cycle,very impressed,in no time at all I’d done 5 loads of pots that would normally take me a couple of hours stood at the sink leaving me with a lot of body pains.it took some wrangling to figure out certain angles to put things.the top left hand side shelf I am using for extra long knifes or tongs.the cutlery holder is brilliant,I found that angling certain things like chopsticks or graters was better and I could get more in,but being able to flip one side of that holder over and open is most helpful in the variation that can go into it.haven’t used it on a longer cycle yet but if it carry’s on performing this well than I have no complaints at all,I have gone from a grungy grotty kitchen on a daily basis that leaves me worn out and tired even looking at it to a useable kitchen that makes me wonder what else I can whack into the dishwasher.to give people an idea of how small my kitchen is,it basically is 10ft long by 5.5ft wide.so you cannot swing a cat in it and doing any kinda of pots situation was a nightmare.but no more.it’s a two person household so this machine is more than enough capacity for us to use on a daily basis and fits nicely into the kitchen
Highly recommend the payment instalments,as for me this was an exspence I didn’t really need this close to Christmas,I also got the 3 yrs insurance coverage just to be on the safe side.
Would I recommend buying this if you have a super small kitchen space like mine,oh yes most definitely
Item arrived within the specified time with regular updates from the driver via the Amazon app,which was most handy.arrived nicely packaged as well just two sturdy tapes to cut and then lift of the heavy duty cardboard lid and hey presto there’s the machine like a little early Christmas present waiting to delight you.no bash’s or bangs evident on the box or the machine itself so away we go.had to have a plumber install it,but that was more personal choice as I wanted the installation done correctly so I didn’t have to worry about pipe work issues later on.finding the right water hardness was also key to my house as I know from previous experience my area is a hard water area. easy enough just to google to find it out.load with salt and water aid and a wash tablet and kick of the first load on a 30 minute cycle,very impressed,in no time at all I’d done 5 loads of pots that would normally take me a couple of hours stood at the sink leaving me with a lot of body pains.it took some wrangling to figure out certain angles to put things.the top left hand side shelf I am using for extra long knifes or tongs.the cutlery holder is brilliant,I found that angling certain things like chopsticks or graters was better and I could get more in,but being able to flip one side of that holder over and open is most helpful in the variation that can go into it.haven’t used it on a longer cycle yet but if it carry’s on performing this well than I have no complaints at all,I have gone from a grungy grotty kitchen on a daily basis that leaves me worn out and tired even looking at it to a useable kitchen that makes me wonder what else I can whack into the dishwasher.to give people an idea of how small my kitchen is,it basically is 10ft long by 5.5ft wide.so you cannot swing a cat in it and doing any kinda of pots situation was a nightmare.but no more.it’s a two person household so this machine is more than enough capacity for us to use on a daily basis and fits nicely into the kitchen
Highly recommend the payment instalments,as for me this was an exspence I didn’t really need this close to Christmas,I also got the 3 yrs insurance coverage just to be on the safe side.
Would I recommend buying this if you have a super small kitchen space like mine,oh yes most definitely
Item arrived within the specified time with regular updates from the driver via the Amazon app,which was most handy.arrived nicely packaged as well just two sturdy tapes to cut and then lift of the heavy duty cardboard lid and hey presto there’s the machine like a little early Christmas present waiting to delight you.no bash’s or bangs evident on the box or the machine itself so away we go.had to have a plumber install it,but that was more personal choice as I wanted the installation done correctly so I didn’t have to worry about pipe work issues later on.finding the right water hardness was also key to my house as I know from previous experience my area is a hard water area. easy enough just to google to find it out.load with salt and water aid and a wash tablet and kick of the first load on a 30 minute cycle,very impressed,in no time at all I’d done 5 loads of pots that would normally take me a couple of hours stood at the sink leaving me with a lot of body pains.it took some wrangling to figure out certain angles to put things.the top left hand side shelf I am using for extra long knifes or tongs.the cutlery holder is brilliant,I found that angling certain things like chopsticks or graters was better and I could get more in,but being able to flip one side of that holder over and open is most helpful in the variation that can go into it.haven’t used it on a longer cycle yet but if it carry’s on performing this well than I have no complaints at all,I have gone from a grungy grotty kitchen on a daily basis that leaves me worn out and tired even looking at it to a useable kitchen that makes me wonder what else I can whack into the dishwasher.to give people an idea of how small my kitchen is,it basically is 10ft long by 5.5ft wide.so you cannot swing a cat in it and doing any kinda of pots situation was a nightmare.but no more.it’s a two person household so this machine is more than enough capacity for us to use on a daily basis and fits nicely into the kitchen
Highly recommend the payment instalments,as for me this was an exspence I didn’t really need this close to Christmas,I also got the 3 yrs insurance coverage just to be on the safe side.
Would I recommend buying this if you have a super small kitchen space like mine,oh yes most definitely
Item arrived within the specified time with regular updates from the driver via the Amazon app,which was most handy.arrived nicely packaged as well just two sturdy tapes to cut and then lift of the heavy duty cardboard lid and hey presto there’s the machine like a little early Christmas present waiting to delight you.no bash’s or bangs evident on the box or the machine itself so away we go.had to have a plumber install it,but that was more personal choice as I wanted the installation done correctly so I didn’t have to worry about pipe work issues later on.finding the right water hardness was also key to my house as I know from previous experience my area is a hard water area. easy enough just to google to find it out.load with salt and water aid and a wash tablet and kick of the first load on a 30 minute cycle,very impressed,in no time at all I’d done 5 loads of pots that would normally take me a couple of hours stood at the sink leaving me with a lot of body pains.it took some wrangling to figure out certain angles to put things.the top left hand side shelf I am using for extra long knifes or tongs.the cutlery holder is brilliant,I found that angling certain things like chopsticks or graters was better and I could get more in,but being able to flip one side of that holder over and open is most helpful in the variation that can go into it.haven’t used it on a longer cycle yet but if it carry’s on performing this well than I have no complaints at all,I have gone from a grungy grotty kitchen on a daily basis that leaves me worn out and tired even looking at it to a useable kitchen that makes me wonder what else I can whack into the dishwasher.to give people an idea of how small my kitchen is,it basically is 10ft long by 5.5ft wide.so you cannot swing a cat in it and doing any kinda of pots situation was a nightmare.but no more.it’s a two person household so this machine is more than enough capacity for us to use on a daily basis and fits nicely into the kitchen
Highly recommend the payment instalments,as for me this was an exspence I didn’t really need this close to Christmas,I also got the 3 yrs insurance coverage just to be on the safe side.
Would I recommend buying this if you have a super small kitchen space like mine,oh yes most definitely
Item arrived within the specified time with regular updates from the driver via the Amazon app,which was most handy.arrived nicely packaged as well just two sturdy tapes to cut and then lift of the heavy duty cardboard lid and hey presto there’s the machine like a little early Christmas present waiting to delight you.no bash’s or bangs evident on the box or the machine itself so away we go.had to have a plumber install it,but that was more personal choice as I wanted the installation done correctly so I didn’t have to worry about pipe work issues later on.finding the right water hardness was also key to my house as I know from previous experience my area is a hard water area. easy enough just to google to find it out.load with salt and water aid and a wash tablet and kick of the first load on a 30 minute cycle,very impressed,in no time at all I’d done 5 loads of pots that would normally take me a couple of hours stood at the sink leaving me with a lot of body pains.it took some wrangling to figure out certain angles to put things.the top left hand side shelf I am using for extra long knifes or tongs.the cutlery holder is brilliant,I found that angling certain things like chopsticks or graters was better and I could get more in,but being able to flip one side of that holder over and open is most helpful in the variation that can go into it.haven’t used it on a longer cycle yet but if it carry’s on performing this well than I have no complaints at all,I have gone from a grungy grotty kitchen on a daily basis that leaves me worn out and tired even looking at it to a useable kitchen that makes me wonder what else I can whack into the dishwasher.to give people an idea of how small my kitchen is,it basically is 10ft long by 5.5ft wide.so you cannot swing a cat in it and doing any kinda of pots situation was a nightmare.but no more.it’s a two person household so this machine is more than enough capacity for us to use on a daily basis and fits nicely into the kitchen
Highly recommend the payment instalments,as for me this was an exspence I didn’t really need this close to Christmas,I also got the 3 yrs insurance coverage just to be on the safe side.
Would I recommend buying this if you have a super small kitchen space like mine,oh yes most definitely
Item arrived within the specified time with regular updates from the driver via the Amazon app,which was most handy.arrived nicely packaged as well just two sturdy tapes to cut and then lift of the heavy duty cardboard lid and hey presto there’s the machine like a little early Christmas present waiting to delight you.no bash’s or bangs evident on the box or the machine itself so away we go.had to have a plumber install it,but that was more personal choice as I wanted the installation done correctly so I didn’t have to worry about pipe work issues later on.finding the right water hardness was also key to my house as I know from previous experience my area is a hard water area. easy enough just to google to find it out.load with salt and water aid and a wash tablet and kick of the first load on a 30 minute cycle,very impressed,in no time at all I’d done 5 loads of pots that would normally take me a couple of hours stood at the sink leaving me with a lot of body pains.it took some wrangling to figure out certain angles to put things.the top left hand side shelf I am using for extra long knifes or tongs.the cutlery holder is brilliant,I found that angling certain things like chopsticks or graters was better and I could get more in,but being able to flip one side of that holder over and open is most helpful in the variation that can go into it.haven’t used it on a longer cycle yet but if it carry’s on performing this well than I have no complaints at all,I have gone from a grungy grotty kitchen on a daily basis that leaves me worn out and tired even looking at it to a useable kitchen that makes me wonder what else I can whack into the dishwasher.to give people an idea of how small my kitchen is,it basically is 10ft long by 5.5ft wide.so you cannot swing a cat in it and doing any kinda of pots situation was a nightmare.but no more.it’s a two person household so this machine is more than enough capacity for us to use on a daily basis and fits nicely into the kitchen
Highly recommend the payment instalments,as for me this was an exspence I didn’t really need this close to Christmas,I also got the 3 yrs insurance coverage just to be on the safe side.
Would I recommend buying this if you have a super small kitchen space like mine,oh yes most definitely
Ease of use however big dinner plates can’t fit in but I guess just angle them to fit,it’s quiet game change
Did the first with 80% load and very happy with the dishes coming out clean!! Just that glasses came out with a few marks. Does the job, fits the space and is obviously value for money !!
Only just plumbed dishwasher in after having this for 7weeks and it’s a dream, it’s not very noisy when washing the quick wash cleans all dishes thoroughly and was a great buy
The only reason I took off one star is because even being willing to change my tap I couldn’t find the correct fitting to attach it. Cleans really well fits on a work surface and very easy to use
For an idle twat like myself it cleans extremely well giving me spare time to hunt that big massive bogie in my nostril would recommend all day every day,I found if you smash your plates they sit perfectly snug in machine,small price to pay as the overall product is bloody impressive if your are thinking of a tabletop dishwasher then honestly this is the one cleans and dries perfectly
Cleans well and very quiet operation – had it installed by plumber. Reason for not all 5 stars is the cutlery basket handle was lodged in between the plate section so obviously not packed properly or just lack of care. This doesn’t the use of the cutlery basket though.
I’m using in a flat and it’s very good fit for the porpuse!
Very easy to use and has more room than expected. Fits inside a floor kitchen unit and is very quiet when in operation.
Love this, great for a kitchen with limited space like ours.
Moved house and needed a tabletop dishwasher due to lack of space. Easy enough to install, we put a splitter on the washing machine inlet and the same with the waste pipe. Quiet enough and washes the dishes very well. Can be small for larger plates but most of our dinner plates fit in, just. If it was any taller though it wouldn’t fit under our cupboards.
Its a cheap dishwasher so you do get what you pay for. Yes it’s small, so you wont fit in the average large dinner plate at a vertical angle, you have to position it on the side with a mug holding it up so it stays still.
Mine arrived with dents on every corner and the handle was broken on the cutlery holder. I did contact amazon and send them many images but apparently they ‘couldn’t see the damage on the 5 images i sent’ The dishwasher isn’t packaged amazing either, you will see when it arrives how the box doesnt really protect the product. However for a small cheap dishwasher it does the job. You need a Y shaped piece so that you can fit it in and have a washing machine connected to your sink pipes. I leave the waste water hose in the sink, its a little messy looking but as Im living in a rental home, I cant drill through the work tops to hide it.
I love this little dishwasher, its been 11 years since I last had one in my life and now I’ve got this little fella I’m wondering why on earth I waited so long to get another one!!
Easy to plumb in, I just bought pipe spliters and installed it above my washing machine on the kitchen work top. Everything I have fits in this dishwasher, even my largest stockpot pan, large plates and pan lids will go in on there on an angle to, it just means an extra load for any big stuff being washed, I especially like the little 30 minute wash there is, really handy for when I’m dotting around in the kitchen and I’m wanting things done fairly quickly. This is honestly the Best purchase I’ve made in years!!
I intended to connect this to my tap however even with the part they say to get you need a specific type of faucet for it to be able to attach.
Once I had attached it to the same type of water inlet that the washing machine uses it worked great.
Perfect for small families… or lazy singles who forget to do the dishes after each meal
I liked how clean it all comes out it’s got a 30 minute wash which is very handy very pleased with it only got a small kitchen so no where to put a full size dishwasher this is great for my needs
I love it I can’t find no defect to it does it job as it suppose too
The machine is really good quality and easy to use but it was a bit of a faff when installibg i
Perfect for a small household, easy to connect to cold water inlet, but really really needs a longer cold water hose. Dinner plates are a tight squeeze, but we expected that. Overall really happy we bought i
Impressive machine. Lots of spaces inside where you can even fit your biggest pans, if you just lay them a bit. Cleans almost perfectly and very easy to setup. We used our sink for the waste, and the clean water comes from the water tap with some connectors (you need to buy separetly). Definetely recommended.
Easy to use, need to get used to having my dishwasher back thanks
Very easy to install, very quiet, easy to use best thing I bought for the kitchen would recommend
Arrived in very good packaging and easy to unpack installing was very easy . Sadly that is where the machine stopped,it would not change program. A quick talk with Amazon and Pocahontas arranged for the next day and a new machine arriving the day after. New machine arrived and worked a treat. It takes a bit of work to arrange when filling with crockery it you soon learn how to get the best from your dishwasher. The was is very good and comes out nice and clean and shiny. So nice to hear squeaky clean plates and shiny shiny glass’s. Before disgraceful machine we had a full sizebwasher. Filling the rinse and in the full size machine was arkward, this table top machine is so way simpler. Assuming it carries on to clean as it does then this dishwasher will be great.
ever had a dishwasher but finally gave in and tried this – it works really well and was very easy to set up (I already had a spare water feed under the sink) I just have the drain pipe running into the sink for now and it works fine.
I am very impressed with the cleaning quality even on the quickest wash (30 mins) I live in a flat and barely notice it when running, even while in the kitchen it is not particularly loud
definitely recommended
It is easy to install but needs the attachments suggested if fitting to a tap .
Does not take up as much room as I expected
Quiet , effective and efficient.
Well worth the price !!
I absolutely love it and it does a great job of dirty dishes just right for the two of us. Many thanks to the seller who got it to Jersey for us and went the extra mile
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
But when my last table-top dishwasher broke, I was facing a wall of dish washing and not being physically able enough to keep up, I had limited funds and it appeared if I wanted anything any time soon; a limited number of machines. I could get this machine, a slightly more expensive also unheard of brand if I was prepared to wait a few days longer, or I could pay more than double and get a Bosch…and also wait a few more days… I took the gamble. Normally it wouldn’t. The reason I’ve included this in my review is to give you a little context- this machine arrived already having to prove itself before it even got out of the box. I have a low threshold for things not working, I have high expectations and a low budget. It was a lot to ask.
Now; I will say, the first machine went wrong. Exactly what I had feared- it stopped working at 3am and the alarm wouldn’t stop until I unplugged it from the socket. It had a leak.
I contacted both Amazon and the supplier- at 5am. Both responded within the hour, I think actually in minutes, and for that I cannot fault the communication (Amazon by phone, Comfee’ by email). I wouldn’t have expected both to respond or with trouble-shooting ideas and in the end, a new machine and pick-up-arranged returned faulty one.
I can’t say the whole experience was stress free, it really wasn’t. There was also a delay in getting the old one taken out, new one installed and collection date. I do think I lost out there. I did have to know my rights and what to expect, but fact is if a machine is faulty within a certain period you are due a full refund or exchange, it felt like if I hadn’t argued for this I’d have lost out. I was in two minds about trusting another of these machines, but I took the gamble. Again.
Luckily second time around it was a better experience.
Pros of this machine:
-Very easy to install (I am told). Didn’t take a lot of elbow grease or technical wizardry. My previous machine had fittings which worked with this one (Indesit machine if that helps). I didn’t do this myself but bought someone in to, this is what I was told by them.
-Very easy to use. You get to select from 6 different cleaning options ranging from the 30 mins quick once-over to the full 2 and a half hour deep clean. I’ve tried them all, I actually get the results I need with the 30 min mode, very rarely there is any debris and this comes despite some pretty ground in food. I never see coffee or tea marks still on my cups which was a big issue for the Indesit if I’d ever used less than the most robust cleaning mode. I just chalked that off to being in a hard water area but this machine hasn’t that issue.
-I like that there is a programme time display on the machine to show how much longer the wash has to go. Really useful.
-The machine actually does a really good job of cleaning. I was suprized how well it did it’s job- everything so far has come out sparkling clean with the shortest of cleaning modes. I’m genuinely really impressed with what I have seen so far. I’ve had this machine a few weeks now, it still appears to be cleaning perfectly still.
-The machine is easy enough to understand. I don’t need to get the book out each time, it just makes sense; a point-and-shoot type thing. I’d need to understand what the different symbols mean but there’s little to need to make sense of.
-Noise level; really a quiet machine. I hear the alarm beep fine, but the wash itself isn’t loud. I can have a phone conversation on speaker in the same room and it not be an issue. I think my microwave may be on a par in terms of noise level. In comparison; my washing machine (a Bosch -which isn’t known for being super loud) is much louder. I’d say it’s maybe the same or slightly quieter than the previous Indesit table top dishwaher machine it replaced
-Despite the initial machine having been faulty, the service response of the Comfee’ team was very good. I’d not expected them to respond or even offer to replace the machine themselves. I took Amazon as my option to replace though as I know the consumer rights I have sit with Amazon and not the manufacturer, but Comfee’ did step in to offer a replacement and refund of shipping if I had chosen that option (shipping to a UK address by the way in case anyone was alarmed at the idea of shipping to China or elsewhere!)
Cons
-Now; I am happy with this machine- and was happy enough with the build to have reordered. But be aware that you are not getting a luxury all singing all dancing model here; the machine build does feel a little…thin. The door when I pull it open (a fairly strong ‘yank’ is needed) does splash water back at me if I’ve chosen the 30 min non-drying mode and if I don’t get my face out of the way, end up with a splashed face. And it could do with a stronger door if I am honest, it’s the one main concern I have. I am a little worried, but not so worried I wanted a different model when I had the option when the first went wrong.
-The inside plate filing system isn’t so easy to use- the plates wont stand up. No matter what their size or style, it isn’t easy to keep them standing upright without a now well-practiced balancing act where now the edges of my plates need to lean on each other to keep them from falling. Tall glasses are similar. But mugs, bowls, cutlery? All very easy to deal with and I will say again, despite the effort required to get a wash set up (it’s really not that terrible!) I do still end up with brilliantly clean results, so I must be doing something right!
-I’d say that despite the concerns over the build, it is putting up with some pretty robust cleaning. I regularly do 2 washes a day, sometimes one within an hour of the first and the machine shows no issue with this. Still the same results in terms of cleanliness, nothing seems to be telling me off and I’ve not run out of salt or dishwashing aid yet despite getting through what I would say is 3 months use out of 1 month.
That’s pretty much as far as I am able to comment, if I experience anything out of the ordinary, I will update but as yet, I’d recommend this machine for people who want to make a saving and are not after ALL the bells, whistles and matchy-matchy kitchen white-goods!
It doesn’t like 12 inch plates they need to be lent at an angle
When it arrives the instructions are not very clear but if you know how to install one 1 you don’t need the instructions
It is very easy to use and works extremely well I was sceptical as it is not a very well-known brand but it performs as well as my old old old Hotpoint one.
Well worth the money
First, as others have said, genius packaging! What a pleasure not to have the usual cardboard and tape battle to begin.
Installation was a doddle. Connect a couple of hoses, plug it in, and off we go… Though I did use a jubilee clip on the outlet connection, just to be sure.
The photo shows it in a (new) b&q 600mm standard cabinet. I slightly miscalculated and thought the cabinet door would fit, but it’s just too deep – I think if I’d gone for a full cupboard, rather than drawer line set up, it would have fit perfectly.
The appliance itself seems sturdy, well made and the fuss-free design is pleasing to the eye. The door opens and shuts with a satisfying clunk, the basket rolls smoothly, and the compartment for tablets/powder seems robust enough.
Using is a doddle too. Press one button to cycle through the 6 preset programmes, and another to start. The digital display shows the length of the cycle, and counts down time left, which is handy as I don’t need to remember which cycle is which.
Over the couple of weeks we’ve had it, I’ve tried a few of the cycles. For day to day cups, crockery and cutlery, the 30 min cycle is perfectly adequate. It doesn’t have a “drying” component, but then the longer cycles don’t really leave things “dry” anyway. The 90min cycle has handled oven dishes with cooked on gravy and sticky crumble juice. It’s quieter than I expected (now I’ve realised that noise is the powder compartment opening, *not* a hose popping off!).
For such a small appliance, it does seem to hold a fair amount. With a bit of thought, it’ll easily hold a whole day’s washing up for the two of us – I’ve not completely filled it yet, even on Xmas day, and we get through a LOT of mugs!
All in all, I’m really impressed with what I’ve got for my money. Obviously I can’t comment on longevity yet – I’ll update if we run into any problems. The missing 5th star is just due to the basket design. I would have liked the slots for plates to be just a little bit deeper to hold them better – we have Denby crockery with thick lips, and it can be a bit fiddly to position them so they don’t fall over.
First, as others have said, genius packaging! What a pleasure not to have the usual cardboard and tape battle to begin.
Installation was a doddle. Connect a couple of hoses, plug it in, and off we go… Though I did use a jubilee clip on the outlet connection, just to be sure.
The photo shows it in a (new) b&q 600mm standard cabinet. I slightly miscalculated and thought the cabinet door would fit, but it’s just too deep – I think if I’d gone for a full cupboard, rather than drawer line set up, it would have fit perfectly.
The appliance itself seems sturdy, well made and the fuss-free design is pleasing to the eye. The door opens and shuts with a satisfying clunk, the basket rolls smoothly, and the compartment for tablets/powder seems robust enough.
Using is a doddle too. Press one button to cycle through the 6 preset programmes, and another to start. The digital display shows the length of the cycle, and counts down time left, which is handy as I don’t need to remember which cycle is which.
Over the couple of weeks we’ve had it, I’ve tried a few of the cycles. For day to day cups, crockery and cutlery, the 30 min cycle is perfectly adequate. It doesn’t have a “drying” component, but then the longer cycles don’t really leave things “dry” anyway. The 90min cycle has handled oven dishes with cooked on gravy and sticky crumble juice. It’s quieter than I expected (now I’ve realised that noise is the powder compartment opening, *not* a hose popping off!).
For such a small appliance, it does seem to hold a fair amount. With a bit of thought, it’ll easily hold a whole day’s washing up for the two of us – I’ve not completely filled it yet, even on Xmas day, and we get through a LOT of mugs!
All in all, I’m really impressed with what I’ve got for my money. Obviously I can’t comment on longevity yet – I’ll update if we run into any problems. The missing 5th star is just due to the basket design. I would have liked the slots for plates to be just a little bit deeper to hold them better – we have Denby crockery with thick lips, and it can be a bit fiddly to position them so they don’t fall over.
First, as others have said, genius packaging! What a pleasure not to have the usual cardboard and tape battle to begin.
Installation was a doddle. Connect a couple of hoses, plug it in, and off we go… Though I did use a jubilee clip on the outlet connection, just to be sure.
The photo shows it in a (new) b&q 600mm standard cabinet. I slightly miscalculated and thought the cabinet door would fit, but it’s just too deep – I think if I’d gone for a full cupboard, rather than drawer line set up, it would have fit perfectly.
The appliance itself seems sturdy, well made and the fuss-free design is pleasing to the eye. The door opens and shuts with a satisfying clunk, the basket rolls smoothly, and the compartment for tablets/powder seems robust enough.
Using is a doddle too. Press one button to cycle through the 6 preset programmes, and another to start. The digital display shows the length of the cycle, and counts down time left, which is handy as I don’t need to remember which cycle is which.
Over the couple of weeks we’ve had it, I’ve tried a few of the cycles. For day to day cups, crockery and cutlery, the 30 min cycle is perfectly adequate. It doesn’t have a “drying” component, but then the longer cycles don’t really leave things “dry” anyway. The 90min cycle has handled oven dishes with cooked on gravy and sticky crumble juice. It’s quieter than I expected (now I’ve realised that noise is the powder compartment opening, *not* a hose popping off!).
For such a small appliance, it does seem to hold a fair amount. With a bit of thought, it’ll easily hold a whole day’s washing up for the two of us – I’ve not completely filled it yet, even on Xmas day, and we get through a LOT of mugs!
All in all, I’m really impressed with what I’ve got for my money. Obviously I can’t comment on longevity yet – I’ll update if we run into any problems. The missing 5th star is just due to the basket design. I would have liked the slots for plates to be just a little bit deeper to hold them better – we have Denby crockery with thick lips, and it can be a bit fiddly to position them so they don’t fall over.
First, as others have said, genius packaging! What a pleasure not to have the usual cardboard and tape battle to begin.
Installation was a doddle. Connect a couple of hoses, plug it in, and off we go… Though I did use a jubilee clip on the outlet connection, just to be sure.
The photo shows it in a (new) b&q 600mm standard cabinet. I slightly miscalculated and thought the cabinet door would fit, but it’s just too deep – I think if I’d gone for a full cupboard, rather than drawer line set up, it would have fit perfectly.
The appliance itself seems sturdy, well made and the fuss-free design is pleasing to the eye. The door opens and shuts with a satisfying clunk, the basket rolls smoothly, and the compartment for tablets/powder seems robust enough.
Using is a doddle too. Press one button to cycle through the 6 preset programmes, and another to start. The digital display shows the length of the cycle, and counts down time left, which is handy as I don’t need to remember which cycle is which.
Over the couple of weeks we’ve had it, I’ve tried a few of the cycles. For day to day cups, crockery and cutlery, the 30 min cycle is perfectly adequate. It doesn’t have a “drying” component, but then the longer cycles don’t really leave things “dry” anyway. The 90min cycle has handled oven dishes with cooked on gravy and sticky crumble juice. It’s quieter than I expected (now I’ve realised that noise is the powder compartment opening, *not* a hose popping off!).
For such a small appliance, it does seem to hold a fair amount. With a bit of thought, it’ll easily hold a whole day’s washing up for the two of us – I’ve not completely filled it yet, even on Xmas day, and we get through a LOT of mugs!
All in all, I’m really impressed with what I’ve got for my money. Obviously I can’t comment on longevity yet – I’ll update if we run into any problems. The missing 5th star is just due to the basket design. I would have liked the slots for plates to be just a little bit deeper to hold them better – we have Denby crockery with thick lips, and it can be a bit fiddly to position them so they don’t fall over.
It’s a great fit for our small kitchen, we didn’t have the room a full size dishwasher, so this is perfect and I think it looks great too! Also I am impressed the noise level.
First off it’s quiet and has the bonus that it uses very little water, even compared to the traditional washing up bowl, and you can just leave fill it and leave it to do its thing while you get on with something else, so it does save time the time you’d otherwise spend up to your elbows in hot water, scrubbing away.
I know it says it’s a 6 place setting machine, but I genuinely can’t leave dishes that long, so I’ve never used it in that way. NB. it takes 3 – 4 normal sized mugs plus a wine glass, when loading the left hand side and will accommodate what I class as normal dinner plates, but you can’t put cutlery with wooden handles in it, and for some reason a lot of all stainless knives seem to have extra long handles, that won’t fit if places in the basket, so I just lay these on the mini rack, above the mugs.
However, where it’s really paid for itself has been with the Christmas dinner.
I’ve been able to wash mixing bowls, sauce pans, oven dishes and even a large Ikea roasting tin and rack in it, with no problems. This has meant that, rather than doing a bit of cooking, washing dishes, cooking, washing dishes and repeating ad nauseum, I’ve been able to carry on cooking and preparing ingredients, while the machine did the cleaning. Genuinely took so much of the mind numbing effort out of the festive meal.
Only thing I wasn’t able to fit in was the BIG stock pot I used for boiling the turkey carcass, to make soup stock, after stripping it, but even the sink struggles with that.
I can genuinely recommend this as an appliance that does exactly what you’d want it to do.
First off it’s quiet and has the bonus that it uses very little water, even compared to the traditional washing up bowl, and you can just leave fill it and leave it to do its thing while you get on with something else, so it does save time the time you’d otherwise spend up to your elbows in hot water, scrubbing away.
I know it says it’s a 6 place setting machine, but I genuinely can’t leave dishes that long, so I’ve never used it in that way. NB. it takes 3 – 4 normal sized mugs plus a wine glass, when loading the left hand side and will accommodate what I class as normal dinner plates, but you can’t put cutlery with wooden handles in it, and for some reason a lot of all stainless knives seem to have extra long handles, that won’t fit if places in the basket, so I just lay these on the mini rack, above the mugs.
However, where it’s really paid for itself has been with the Christmas dinner.
I’ve been able to wash mixing bowls, sauce pans, oven dishes and even a large Ikea roasting tin and rack in it, with no problems. This has meant that, rather than doing a bit of cooking, washing dishes, cooking, washing dishes and repeating ad nauseum, I’ve been able to carry on cooking and preparing ingredients, while the machine did the cleaning. Genuinely took so much of the mind numbing effort out of the festive meal.
Only thing I wasn’t able to fit in was the BIG stock pot I used for boiling the turkey carcass, to make soup stock, after stripping it, but even the sink struggles with that.
I can genuinely recommend this as an appliance that does exactly what you’d want it to do.
First off it’s quiet and has the bonus that it uses very little water, even compared to the traditional washing up bowl, and you can just leave fill it and leave it to do its thing while you get on with something else, so it does save time the time you’d otherwise spend up to your elbows in hot water, scrubbing away.
I know it says it’s a 6 place setting machine, but I genuinely can’t leave dishes that long, so I’ve never used it in that way. NB. it takes 3 – 4 normal sized mugs plus a wine glass, when loading the left hand side and will accommodate what I class as normal dinner plates, but you can’t put cutlery with wooden handles in it, and for some reason a lot of all stainless knives seem to have extra long handles, that won’t fit if places in the basket, so I just lay these on the mini rack, above the mugs.
However, where it’s really paid for itself has been with the Christmas dinner.
I’ve been able to wash mixing bowls, sauce pans, oven dishes and even a large Ikea roasting tin and rack in it, with no problems. This has meant that, rather than doing a bit of cooking, washing dishes, cooking, washing dishes and repeating ad nauseum, I’ve been able to carry on cooking and preparing ingredients, while the machine did the cleaning. Genuinely took so much of the mind numbing effort out of the festive meal.
Only thing I wasn’t able to fit in was the BIG stock pot I used for boiling the turkey carcass, to make soup stock, after stripping it, but even the sink struggles with that.
I can genuinely recommend this as an appliance that does exactly what you’d want it to do.
First off it’s quiet and has the bonus that it uses very little water, even compared to the traditional washing up bowl, and you can just leave fill it and leave it to do its thing while you get on with something else, so it does save time the time you’d otherwise spend up to your elbows in hot water, scrubbing away.
I know it says it’s a 6 place setting machine, but I genuinely can’t leave dishes that long, so I’ve never used it in that way. NB. it takes 3 – 4 normal sized mugs plus a wine glass, when loading the left hand side and will accommodate what I class as normal dinner plates, but you can’t put cutlery with wooden handles in it, and for some reason a lot of all stainless knives seem to have extra long handles, that won’t fit if places in the basket, so I just lay these on the mini rack, above the mugs.
However, where it’s really paid for itself has been with the Christmas dinner.
I’ve been able to wash mixing bowls, sauce pans, oven dishes and even a large Ikea roasting tin and rack in it, with no problems. This has meant that, rather than doing a bit of cooking, washing dishes, cooking, washing dishes and repeating ad nauseum, I’ve been able to carry on cooking and preparing ingredients, while the machine did the cleaning. Genuinely took so much of the mind numbing effort out of the festive meal.
Only thing I wasn’t able to fit in was the BIG stock pot I used for boiling the turkey carcass, to make soup stock, after stripping it, but even the sink struggles with that.
I can genuinely recommend this as an appliance that does exactly what you’d want it to do.
It’s a great fit for our small kitchen, we didn’t have the room a full size dishwasher, so this is perfect and I think it looks great too!
The instructions are easy to follow, and setup was pretty straightforward, we already had a water & waste connection under the sink so it was un-boxed and ready to go in 15 minutes!
It’s a great size for the 2 of us, we can get a full day’s dishes clean at the end of each day.
It’s easy to use, with different settings depending on what you’ve got in there, and how quick you want the wash to finish.
It’s performance has been great too, leaving our dishes sparkly clean!
I think it would be fine for up to 3 people, but 4 or more and I think you’d either have to go for a full size dishwasher, or just hand wash the bits that don’t fit in.
This dishwasher gets 5 stars from me!
It’s a great fit for our small kitchen, we didn’t have the room a full size dishwasher, so this is perfect and I think it looks great too!
The instructions are easy to follow, and setup was pretty straightforward, we already had a water & waste connection under the sink so it was un-boxed and ready to go in 15 minutes!
It’s a great size for the 2 of us, we can get a full day’s dishes clean at the end of each day.
It’s easy to use, with different settings depending on what you’ve got in there, and how quick you want the wash to finish.
It’s performance has been great too, leaving our dishes sparkly clean!
I think it would be fine for up to 3 people, but 4 or more and I think you’d either have to go for a full size dishwasher, or just hand wash the bits that don’t fit in.
This dishwasher gets 5 stars from me!
It’s a great fit for our small kitchen, we didn’t have the room a full size dishwasher, so this is perfect and I think it looks great too!
The instructions are easy to follow, and setup was pretty straightforward, we already had a water & waste connection under the sink so it was un-boxed and ready to go in 15 minutes!
It’s a great size for the 2 of us, we can get a full day’s dishes clean at the end of each day.
It’s easy to use, with different settings depending on what you’ve got in there, and how quick you want the wash to finish.
It’s performance has been great too, leaving our dishes sparkly clean!
I think it would be fine for up to 3 people, but 4 or more and I think you’d either have to go for a full size dishwasher, or just hand wash the bits that don’t fit in.
This dishwasher gets 5 stars from me!
It’s a great fit for our small kitchen, we didn’t have the room a full size dishwasher, so this is perfect and I think it looks great too!
The instructions are easy to follow, and setup was pretty straightforward, we already had a water & waste connection under the sink so it was un-boxed and ready to go in 15 minutes!
It’s a great size for the 2 of us, we can get a full day’s dishes clean at the end of each day.
It’s easy to use, with different settings depending on what you’ve got in there, and how quick you want the wash to finish.
It’s performance has been great too, leaving our dishes sparkly clean!
I think it would be fine for up to 3 people, but 4 or more and I think you’d either have to go for a full size dishwasher, or just hand wash the bits that don’t fit in.
This dishwasher gets 5 stars from me!
My husband actually repairs appliances for a living and he was impressed by ‘the way it was put together’ and thought it was a ‘good piece of kit’.
It’s a great machine especially if you are a couple or on your own, definitely worth the money.
My husband actually repairs appliances for a living and he was impressed by ‘the way it was put together’ and thought it was a ‘good piece of kit’.
It’s a great machine especially if you are a couple or on your own, definitely worth the money.
My husband actually repairs appliances for a living and he was impressed by ‘the way it was put together’ and thought it was a ‘good piece of kit’.
It’s a great machine especially if you are a couple or on your own, definitely worth the money.
My husband actually repairs appliances for a living and he was impressed by ‘the way it was put together’ and thought it was a ‘good piece of kit’.
It’s a great machine especially if you are a couple or on your own, definitely worth the money.
This was the main reason we went for this one as others took more worktop space.
The instructions were simple to follow and they explained clearly how to install it and use the differenct cycles. We have bought an adapter which allows us to connect it to our kitchen tap and drainage hose runs straight into the sink.
We have mainly used two of the cycles. The rapid clean mode is perfect for cups and glasses which is the majority of our dishes. We tried it on dirtier items but it didn’t clean the dirt completely.
For the dirtier washes like cutlery and bowls or plates we have used we generally use the universal cycle. I’ve attached a photo of each cycle’s description in the instruction manual. This has been perfect and we’ve never had a wash come out bad.
I can highly recommend this dishwasher to anyone who wants one in their home but doesn’t have the possibility to have one fitted into a kitchen unit. It seems very good quality and we like the simple smart style of it.
The only problem we’ve encountered is that we cannot fit large plates or pans into this as the drawer height isn’t tall enough.
We understand it’s a compact dishwasher and have been happy to accept there are still a few items we will wash by hand. This has been a great purchase and I am very happy so far. Thanks for a great product.