COMFEE' KWH-BD1215P-W Fully Integrated Dishwasher
COMFEE' KWH-BD1215P-W Fully Integrated Dishwasher with 12 Place Settings, Could Wash, Extra Drying, Built-in Dishwasher with Delay Start, Quick Wash – White [Energy Class E]
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| Weight: | 35.5 kg |
| Dimensions: | 55 x 59.8 x 81.5 cm; 35.5 Kilograms |
| Brand: | COMFEE' |
| Part: | KWH-BD1215P-W |
| Colour: | White |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Dimensions: | 55 x 59.8 x 81.5 cm; 35.5 Kilograms |
Well what can I say didn’t have a huge budget but needed to replace the broken one, and frankly, justified up of the bowl always being full of dirty dishes!
Read the reviews and took the plunge. Really happy that it has a time delay on it in hour incriments,( last one was 3,6 or 9 hour delay- not helpful!) so I love that. It’s fairly quiet, but ours goes on of a night, but still, good to know. Fits everything in, although I have denby plates that are a little deeper, so tend to space them out a bit. Do wish it had a slightly wider rack for plates, but that’s my only gripe if you like.
So far, clean dishes, eco programme( still don’t know how it’s eco if it takes so long?) and not noisy you could ask for more, but hey, it does what it says it will do!
I have had several of these table top dishwashers over the years they are basically the same inside, different makes have different control panels. In the attached photos the small mug and glass easily fitted on that rack on the two previous models of different makes however the plate rack supports at the back have been moved slightly to all the plate to rest at a slight angle instead of vertical which is much better.
Had a lot of trouble with white stains and residue tried altering rinse aid and different powders to no avail, tried tablets also no good the only ones that work perfectly are the Fairy pods, now have pristine dishwasher, pans, crockery and cutlery. When using the pods do not use rinse aid and salt.
Just to say I live in a very hard water area!
I would recommend this Comfee tabletop dishwasher.
I like its simple style, easy controls and the autonomy with which it works. There are faffy bits such as adding salt and rinse-aid and sometimes the soap flap doesn’t open but overall its a great little machine
Working well, didn’t want to pay masses, so pleased with my purchase. Setting up was a little difficult as the screw at front to lower rear foot didn’t want to work but got there in the end by turning manually to start it. Only thing I would say is spines on dish racks a bit close together as my plates have rims, the racks could be designed a bit better for ease of stacking, but overall very happy with product.
Absolutely love it so far, As I only received it yesterday, but very happy;
The I gave one star less, is because it does not fit in my cupboard, although it advertised on YouTube it can fit in your cupboard, But’ Apart from that No Complaints, happy customer, Thank you to the selle
I bought the 12 place integrated dishwasher. I primarily chose it for the larger size, allowing me to get a full days wash for a family of 5. The installation process was straightforward with no difficulties. We have been using if for nearly a month now and finding the cleaning functions easy to control. The machine works quietly and the results so far are consistently clean dishes and cutlery. I have no complaints and happy with the great value of this dishwasher.
I’m extremely impressed with this dishwasher from COMFEE, a brand I haven’t heard of before. It’s a perfect fit for m kitchen, it’s easy to adjust the height to get a perfectly flush fit under the counter and it’s also straightforward to mount the door so that it looks hidden when closed.
The dishwasher itself works really well, it’s got plenty of space and comes with the basket. It also has handy accessories in the top basket for maximising washing space and it has eight different wash cycles to select from that you choose to best suit your needs.
The dishwasher even comes with app control so you check / set your programme and start / stop the wash. It also tells you how much energy was used per wash.
It’s all very clever, the price is great and the value for money surpasses that of anything I’ve seen in my local curries.
We needed to upgrade our kitchen, so we went with the usual vinyl covering on the existing doors, but then the white goods weren’t keeping up so also needed replacing.
We’ve replaced our previous integrated dishwasher with this one which was a swap and replace directly, apart from a few extra screw holes needed on the panel which was very simple to do. So fitting it went from unboxing to sliding in and powered on within minutes, it was that simple.
The most important part though was the fact that it cleans dishes so much better than my previous dishwasher, no more salt lines or undried droplets on glasses aswell as oven cooked dishes clearing of any dirt and grime, it’s amazing how much work it’s saved me, i should have replaced it sooner.
This dishwasher can handle a generous load of dishes with its 12 place settings capacity, making it perfect for families or those who entertain often. Plus, dishes come out clean and dry thanks to the extra drying feature, saving you time and effort.
Installing the dishwasher is a breeze, and once in place, it seamlessly blends into your kitchen decor. Its delay start function adds flexibility to your schedule, allowing you to set wash cycles to suit your needs.
Overall, the COMFEE’ Integrated Dishwasher is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for quality and convenience at an affordable price. It’s a reliable workhorse in the kitchen, making dishwashing a breeze and leaving you with more time to enjoy the things you love.
Easy to install and use but overall it is really quiet. Although I have nothing really to compare it to other than my sisters machine which although older is appreciably louder.
Only had it a couple of weeks but so far, so good.
The dishwasher effectively cleans dishes, but it’s worth noting that larger plates may require angling to fit properly. Additionally, the cup rack is suitable for small cups but not ideal for mugs.
Despite these minor quirks, the overall cleaning quality is good. It’s a great addition to a small kitchen, providing convenience without taking up much space. If you’re looking for an efficient and compact dishwasher for a smaller household, this one is worth considering.
Space wise it IS fiddly. You need to plan what you’re doing a bit and load from the back forwards. All but our largest plates do fit in. You can get the odd bigger utensil in like a small saucepan but it isn’t really for you that so you do still end up having to wash up the pots, pans, mixing bowls, casserole dishes etc. But then with any dishwasher you’ll have some stuff you can’t put in anyway.
Quiet enough you can’t hear it’s on when the utility room door is closed.
Really wish it had a light, I’ve no idea if any dishwashers do but it would be a big help.
All in all for the money and the space I was willing to give up to one we are very happy with it.
what I will say is this is pretty terrible for full sized plates, they just don’t fit, constantly fall over, barely fit.
I have some smaller dinner plates which are fine but my larger ones just do not work in here, proper nightmare. my only dread is the lack of support as time goes on. Overall pleased with appliance, timer feature and eco/quickwash features are very useful
After reading other reviews and watching videos I ordered this table top dishwasher for myself. My cupboards come too low for it to fit on the worktop and it would block out some light and look a lot on the draining board I wanted it under the sink in the cupboard…anyway after a lot of thinking confusion, needing to buy a new trap I finally admitted I needed a plumber. I needed the pipes turned and honestly had no idea where to start but thankfully an amazing plumber came and fitted it I for me. It sits exactly where I wanted it, hidden under the sink in the cupboard. It takes so much time and energy off my plate (pun not intended). It has different settings and is so easy to use, the cutlery basket separating grid is narrow and can’t put a fair amount of my knives, spoons and forks but I can lift the grid and just put them in anyhow. It was such good value, so helpful over Xmas and helps me stay on top of things
Personally I think it could do with more space for glasses. It has 6 place settings, which means 6 plates, 6 glasses, 6 smaller plates etc – but I seriously doubt a family of 6 will use something like this. Would be better to have 2-4 plates and more space for glasses and mugs used through the day instead. But this seems common across all the mini dishwashers… break the mold Comfee!
Warning though, the template for door fixing assumes you want the top of the panel door and dishwasher flush (i.e. at the same level) so if you have something like a Wren handle-less kitchen like I have all of the drill holes are in the wrong place so move your paper template 25mm down from the top, or according to your requirements.
The template instructions also miss out the need to remove the rubber caps to screw in the side restraining screws. Its obvious where the screws go as long as you know they are needed. If you need top restraints rather than side I suspect you are out of luck, but haven’t fully checked.
Its really quite noisy (admittedly on a nigh-empty run) and has no metal frame around it, but Im hoping putting the kickboard back in will help that.
The WiFI feature worked fine once downloaded from Google play and the first was cycle was started from my phone. Not tried a button start yet but it powers on and off and switches cycle ok.
Warning – I don’t know if its the fire retardant on the insulation but the thing smells really strongly of fish when new, its not the water in the unit which is odourless, so if you have a fish phobia you might want to avoid it.
Hoses aren’t the longest but fine for my use, standard size inlet fitting so you could replace that but not sure about the drain hose.
As expected from other reviews the rear foot adjustment didn’t work from the front, and yes I did try it before I screwed it in place 🙂 This was ok for me as my unit was with tolerance on my spirit level. The front adjusters (just) worked, and they only needed raising a millimetre on one side and two on the other.
This unit reminds me of (I think) my old Philips Whirlpool dishwasher in how the door is mounted.
Its Class E, which isn’t brilliant, but at over 300 cheaper than the Haier Class B dishwasher I bought that failed after 6 months (which was not bought from Amazon) I’m happy with this purchase for now.
The door is easier to get on and off than Haier’s plastic fittings, as it is metal connectors and the door fits much better too as a result. I will try to add photos later…
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.
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!
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.