FOTILE SD2F P1X Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Dishwasher Review, The coolest dishwasher EVER! Here's

FOTILE SD2F P1X Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Dishwasher Review, The coolest dishwasher EVER! Here's .
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[@Vixinaful]

Pots and pans has to be handwashed anyway, theyre never clean in the dishwasher. You're a dream husband for putting this in!

[@WJCTechyman]

I just saw the price for one of these and you could buy two portable full-sized dishwashers for the price of one and have the benefit of an expanded work area to boot. You could also get 3-4 six place setting countertop dish washers for that price (I know, both options aren't clean like this is) for that price. You also don't lose cupboard space with those but you do lose floor or countertop space, respectively. That being said, you could probably spend the same amount of money on a conventional dish washer that has a customizable front panel and still use your 1950s aesthetic by making a faux front that resembles your cupboards.

[@couponingwithmelucaandmore8062]

Thank u for doing a review I am ordering one for my new apartment

[@godreadtech]

Have fun!

[@NoName-ik2du]

I have a tiny kitchen that couldn't accommodate a regular 24-inch dishwasher. Put in an 18-inch dishwasher last year. It totally sucks, can't clean for crap, and I lost of a ton of cabinet space. Wish I had one of these instead. Convenient height, just pop in a few dishes after dinner and run them, then put them away. Sadly these seem to be absurdly expensive. More than double the price of a regular dishwasher.

[@anafonseca9951]

Thank you for the review. How much did it go for?

[@couponingwithmelucaandmore8062]

799.99

[@breeingersoll]

What dish washer detergent do you use?

[@robkerf]

You said it's 240v...did you mean 120v ?

[@WJCTechyman]

Well, it has a cold water hookup (which is strange for a dish washer) so 240 V to reach the heat needed would be necessary. The only other dish washer out there that I can think of that uses that voltage is the front loaders made for commercial use like those from Hobart.