Mini Countertop Dishwasher - 8 Place Settings - White

Well....GET A DISHWASHER !!! This on is a great dishwasher. The instalation was complex. Mainly around the plumbing but nothing a diy shop couldn't solve. The dishwasher its self is close to being a larger full size one than a counter top size. If your expecting something little its not. Its ease of use is great. When it is on it can be quite loud however not louder than a hoover. It has great programs and functions too make sure your pots come out sparkling. Boy do they.... great dishwasher and cleans amazingly.

Got a very small kitchen . Always wanted a dishwasher and never thought we would ever be able to have one . Then spotted this at a very reasonable price and just took the plunge . At 1st we had problems and thought we had a faulty one , but we had to get all the adaptions for under the sink to be able to fit the washer and the dishwasher. We put it on test run as recommended on a short cycle and it read e4 which is a blockage . We opened it up and water had not drained . We sat and scooped it all out and dryed it completely my husband checked everything and we could not work out what was wrong . Then he took out the drain pipes and we realised we had left the caps in the drainage pipes lol 😆 So my advice to anyone when you buy new pipes check for caps lol Everything is working perfectly and absolutely love it . We placed ours on the draining board and looks fine . Wish we had done this a long time ago . Our 1st ever dishwasher and we are happy with it. The pots and pans come out much cleaner than we could ever get them . And plenty of room in it . Wish they had lowered the top rack a bit so you could fit mugs in the top and glasses . But still able to put small items on the top rack . The cutlery rack is a bit fiddly but nothing major it does the job . Definitely recommend to anyone who has a small kitchen just go for it and get it . Well worth the money 😁

For anyone else struggling to find an adapter for a M22 kitchen tap to a 3/4" BSP (the intake hose this comes with), the "Hozelock 2 in 1 indoor Hose pipe connector" has a metal adapter in it that is perfect for this. You have to unscrew the metal bit inside the plastic bit, and then put the metal bit on your kitchen tap. Took me days to find something that works, hope this info helps someone. The dishwasher itself is great, tried it a few times now and it cleans the dishes well and is easy to use. I knocked off 1 star because the company mis advertises the ease of plumbing it into a standard kitchen sink. They claim that this is a standard part you can get at any hardware store when it is not (I checked multiple shops and all told me nothing like this exists and that I should look at eBay). They also do not provide an adapter for standard kitchen taps when that is one of the main selling points of this dishwasher. Really mind boggling decisions and iffy advertising, but other than that this device works well once you have the plumbing working.

I had the 5 places setting cookology dishwasher and it got an E4 error code. I'd used it 5 times a week for 5 years so I thought it had easily paid for itself and I'd replace it with this larger version. I'm in a rented house which already had dishwasher plumbing although my uncle who was a plumber fitted the 5 place one. He lives a long way away now but it was really easy to take the old one out, my son and I installed the new one. The most difficult bit was fiddling around the small gaps to get the waste hose and power plug through. I'm so impressed how much more space this dishwasher has. First wash done, I used the 30 min cycle and everything is clean but it is wet. Next time I'll use the eco setting. The house I'm in had a regular kitchen cupboard door where the dishwasher plumbing was, I just removed the door and stored it in the under stairs cupboard, it'll be easy to put back on when it's time to move on. Having the little dishwasher saved me probably 3-4 hours a week, as this one is bigger and can fit pans it'll probably save me even more time, and as a single parent working full time every minute counts. Highly recommend. Excuse the cobwebs in the pics.

This item has leaked since the day it was installed

An excellent "little" dishwasher. It is still rather large, but noticeably smaller than a standard dishwasher. I wouldn't exactly describe it as "compact and portable", that's a considerable stretch. You can fit a good amount of plates and mugs on the bottom tray, and a 28cm/11inch pan lid, upright, to the sides of the spinner, but not toward the middle. The top shelf is small, and mostly for cutlery, small to medium size mugs and bowls, and utensils. I've had no problems with using the dishwasher at all, and it was easy to install. The UI is simple buttons, which is preferred to 'smart' nonsense. It *is* a bit loud, but nothing unreasonable, and I'm just one man, so I don't always completely fill it. For £200, you can't go wrong.

Wow! Probably the best designed TableTop Dishwasher I’ve bought so far. They always come up too short in height to stack dinner plates and in my opinion, waste a lot of space. This is pretty much your standard width and depth only significantly taller but can still fit on an average 60 cm worktop with added room and because of its taller size, fits nicely in a standard kitchen cupboard which makes all the difference. It features a really handy top shelf for smaller cups, bowls, cutlery etc in addition to a well spaced bottom shelf and this ensures I can get twice as much in, compared to my old one. I particularly like the two clever cutlery spacers that lie flat and folding, allowing for a lot more space and better cleaning of stubborn dried on food. It has two nifty jets, one under the bottom tray and one positioned just beneath the top tray, for thorough cleaning. Everything comes out extremely clean and shining and the programmes are easy to use. Handy that the door opens down like an oven too. I can’t fault this for design and performance, as used daily, it doesn’t cost much in electric. My wife is very pleased with this as it frees her up to entertain more and we no longer argue about whose turn it is to wash the dishes, stacking it is quick and easy!

Me and my partner used to have passionate debates (read: fights) over who would do the dishes. Our home is cozy, and a full-sized dishwasher was never an option, so we were stuck with endless washing and drying — until we found this gem. The Cookology countertop dishwasher is the largest we could find for our space, and it’s a total game-changer. It fits perfectly on our countertop without overwhelming the kitchen, and somehow, it manages to wash a surprising amount of dishes for its size. It’s super easy to set up, and the cleaning power is impressive — plates, cups, cutlery, all come out sparkling. Now, the only thing we fight over is who gets to load it (because it’s way more fun than hand-washing). It’s quiet, efficient, and a total lifesaver. Highly recommend it to anyone with a small kitchen who’s tired of washing dishes by hand, or just tired of fighting over it!