hOmeLabs Portable Countertop Dishwasher

[@JonnyGuns]

1:24 Opening Dishwasher 2:46 Build Quality Observation 5:47 Loading Dishwasher 6:00 Filling Jet-Dry and Detergent 6:55 Water Hookup 8:49 Powering Up & Modes 10:41 Pump Filling Dishwasher 11:28 Sound of Dishwasher Washing 11:43 Dishwasher Purging/Refilling 12:08 Size & Measurements 13:08 Examining Clean Dishes 16:45 Looking At Shipping Damages 17:23 Closing Thoughts 18:49 Bloopers Thank you for watching! Merry Christmas!! EDIT: A HUGE thank you to all of you that have purchased this dishwasher through my Amazon Associates link. I can not tell you how helpful you've been! :)

[@pinksalt1057]

I cant find the price in my country, could you please tell me the price?

[@joeannforsythe1505]

Where is the fuse

[@solisinvictus4238]

Excellent video. Made even better with timestamps

[@Xemehtatep]

pink salt between £289 to £300 if you’re from Britain

[@moist.teabag]

got one the same size different brand cant get dinner plate to fit

[@jtepp]

i clicked on this thinking there’s no way i’m watching all 20 minutes of this dishwasher video. needless to say, i wasn’t expecting a voice this soothing and a video this detailed

[@thetechhub8656]

The red button is a pressure relief valve, so when youre done with the dishwasher, before removing the adapter from the tap, you press the button to release trapped pressure, which will stop it from spurting a little bit as you take it off :) thank me later

[@blogshagify]

I don't mind getting squirted---feels good

[@Julia-ur2gq]

This is great I moved to a apartment with my spouse while I’m in medical school and the apartment we are in is beautiful just didn’t have a dishwasher and with how busy we are dishes pile up so this is very helpful. Thanks!

[@AngelImagesbyLisaMarie]

Hi FYI to not get that spush when taken off the hose when done is shut off water then push the orange button that will release the extra water in hose and like you said hold top of faucet and take off hoses. Hope you try it and like this tip

[@addielm2]

lol I was about to comment this too my inner ocd was yelling "brah what you mean by pressure just press the damn bottom you been pressing omg like brahhhhh "

[@deaflepuff-abby6430]

I'm in the process of looking into a dishwasher (portable) and finding examples of the process was a challenge. This video explained it so perfectly that I understood it clearly! Thank you :) I'm considering purchasing this as well. Thank you!

[@normaramirez8267]

Hello! I recently purchased a second hand, very similar dishwasher machine, I’ve been looking for it more than a year ago and finally got it like a month ago around 1/3 of its commercial price! I have read the manual (PDF version as it wasn’t included), easily 4-5 times in order to get the most of my dishwasher. It’s not the same brand as yours but everything inside looks exactly the same... a few tips that I can share with you are: they don’t recommend those dishwasher pods, but the powder (maybe yours it’s different on this), there is a little recessed part on the outside of the detergent dispenser lid, and you can add a little bit of powder there (of course also inside the dispenser, according with the cycle), for a light, normal and heavy cycles to pre-wash the dishes with that tiny amount, BUT it makes a difference in the dishes! Also, the tie-in assembly (or quick connect as referred on the manual) tip someone else gave to you already, is important for safety reasons! Remaining water on the drain hose can be very hot and cause light burns, and well, who wants to be soaked? turn off the water and press the red button before pulling the tie in assembly off. Another tip is, do not use hot water from the tap. I did this the first 2-3 times I used it and after reading (again) the manual, it specifies not to. It is not necessary... the machine does it itself. And also, I noticed one time when I turned the hot water (involuntarily), at first the water comes hot but it goes cold after a few seconds... I guess it’s something related with the pressure or I don’t know... but probably every time you do it, it goes cold as mine! So it’s pointless. I put the hoses aligned behind the faucet so I have no loops on them, I have the idea that a loop in a hose prevent the water to drain properly. Also, after a cycle ends, the manual suggests to not open the door right away, but to turn the machine off, turn the water off, bla bla... and allow 5-10 min to open the door to avoid water stops on your dishes and glasses! What I do is, allow around 10 min, open it about 1-2 inches and let the remaining hot steam inside help to dry out the dishes quicker! 1 hour after, most of the dishes are completely dry, and then I can put the dishes away. They also suggest to always let the door open about 1 inch to help air dry the remaining water sitting on the bottom of the dishwasher to avoid mold grow on the seals and stuff, that prolongs the life of your beloved helper... Anyways, I hope those tips helps you! I enjoyed your video!!

[@athay14]

Excellent tips! Thank you for that as I am in the market for one .

[@amlecciones]

Super helpful. We have 3 brands in the Philippines with all different face plates but all the same insides. I'm buying the cheapest as it's just all the same. Kudos for helping us out with your tips.

[@littlejackalo5326]

Always use the hot water from the tap. Using hot water from the tap is way more efficient than having the machine have to hear it from room temp. Plus, you get hot water right off the bat, instead of the machine washing the dishes for the first 10 minutes while it heats the water it's pumping around.

[@lijkenkist1]

@@littlejackalo5326 It's actually way less efficient to use hot water from the tap. In doing so, the hot water first has to come all the way from the boiler, losing a lot of energy to heating up the cold water lines. All the cold water that had been sitting there is now being warmed up in the dishwasher, while a load of steaming hot water is left sitting in the pipes to cool off again, wasting all that energy yet again. Also, most of these small dishwashers use 5 liters of water at the most. So, in most houses, the actual amount of hot water that makes it into the machine is small or none

[@Curtis6543]

I like how he said it got banged up because of transport. Its really because his wife threw it on the ground after she saw that her husband of 6 and a half years got her a damn dishwasher for Christmas lol I'm just playing man, very informative video I'm about to buy this dishwasher because of your review. Thanks

[@bostongal24]

Bahaha I was thinking the same thing!!!!!!!!!!!

[@heinzerbrew]

@@bostongal24 Never understood how people could get upset about getting a gift that makes their life so much better...

[@hns_203]

@@heinzerbrew It's not just "a gift that makes their life so much better", moreso a joke that the husband got her a dishwasher for a christmas present because "she's a woman and it's her job to wash the dishes". Not saying that's the case here at all, but it's the joke.

[@heinzerbrew]

@@hns_203 Mmm... I never saw it as a joke. I will have to rethink all this.

[@harveymartin8468]

I bought this exact same dishwasher for myself after my divorce... It works fantastic... I loaded up before bedtime and wake up to clean spotless dishes every morning...

[@JonnyGuns]

Sorry to hear of the misfortune you had to go through, but glad to hear you enjoy the dishwasher as much as I do :)

[@harveymartin8468]

@@JonnyGuns No it's great... The dishwasher doesn't nag me or drink my last beer.... Enjoyed your review keep up the good work 😀

[@chantriceeverett7994]

This was a “ spotless “ comment lol

[@theoddjobcentre6686]

@@JonnyGuns we call your jet dry stuff rinse aid here in the UK. Do you not use dishwasher salt

[@JonnyGuns]

@@theoddjobcentre6686 sorry I missed your comment! I'm curious. What is dishwasher salt?

[@zazxazza]

Definitely might get one of these for my mother, she always stresses out washing her dishes! Thanks for sharing this, I very much appreciate it.

[@JonnyGuns]

Happy to help, if I'm able. This is such a worthwhile investment. I will confidently say that you won't be disappointed (if they don't bang it'all to 'ell with shipping :P)

[@jc_hz4196]

Great video!. Bought this for my mom has this also and she says it’s amazing besides the limited space hard to wash pots but it’s awesome. She says she even uses a lot less water. Good purchase though. 👍🏻

[@naijafefe]

Thank you for being so detailed and cut to the chase!!

[@kaileealtman9630]

I saw someone in my town has a used one of these for sale so I had to look into it to see if it's for me, and this video was really helpful!!! I have sent them a message now and I intend to buy it for my tiny one bedroom apartment 😁 Thank you so much!

[@Janice-uu2hc]

We have one & it works great! No dings when we got it. A couple of our visitors bought one after seeing ours.

[@JonnyGuns]

Awesome! Glad your machine is working well for you. :) Ours is still working well too! No issues at all and it gets used a lot. ;) Thanks for the comment!

[@mikefranks4528]

Johnny, this review was refreshing as I checked out other reviews and they were not as good in quality and you are very articulate ...I appreciate that. I’m definitely getting one! You sold me! Great job on the video and audio!

[@athay14]

Hi Mike, did you get one and if so how is it? Same brand etc? Thanks much.

[@JonnyGuns]

Mike, thank you for your kind words. Did you get one? If so, how do you like it?

[@lisamarks6984]

I had my dishwasher almost 3 years December 2 will be 3 years I love this damn Machine 😍🥰

[@JonnyGuns]

I have to agree! Same here! This will be the second year this coming December as well. Not one issue with it. Best investment into household appliances I have ever made!

[@vicarelli]

Jonny, my wife says, that is NOT a Christmas present, it's a Tuesday gift. Cannot give someone a true gift that encourages them to work more around the house. Great video! We just ordered ours

[@JonnyGuns]

Haha that's great. :P Congrats on your new DW! (I know - I know, I was bad and called it a "Christmas" present). Would you believe that I wanted it just as much as she did? LOL

[@dlynch4ever]

I use to feel the same way. I’ve been homemaking for 20 something years. I personally created an Amazon birthday list and this dishwasher was #1 on my list so, it’s definitely a gift worth having so I don’t have to was all the dishes by hand.

[@georgewilliams1973]

If you use the pods put them in the silverware basket, let water get hot before you turn on dishwasher. Appliance repair man for 35 years.

[@rockybouja]

The cascade pods....you guys wanna cookie? 😂

[@grahamthedark]

IF you turn off the water and then press the orange button and then remove the connector you wont have any water pressure pushing out the faucet.

[@JonnyGuns]

Ah! Great tip. Thank you.

[@lindabowser7451]

I almost bought one of these countertops. Ended up buying an 18in wide portable. Wheels into narrow galley kitchen perfectly. Love it! I think powder detergent is a much better deal for smaller dishwashers than pods

[@JonnyGuns]

Awesome! Glad you got something you like. I agree, we switched to the gel and it's much better. 😁

[@beckylawler6569]

@@JonnyGuns Great review!! I ordered this and it will be here in a few days. I've ordered the Finish brand Jet Dry and Jel Detergent as well. Oh, and also ordered the Pur Water Filter for the faucet because I know there are minerals in the water here that will age a dishwasher quickly. There are videos that show how to hook the Pur Water Filter (and other brand water filters) up between the faucet and a portable dishwasher. Thank you for your great review which made me feel at ease about this purchase. I didn't get as good a deal as you though. Mine (the white one) was listed at $419 on Amazon. The stainless steel color was listed at $409. Thanks again. 🌿

[@mikelarson8786]

Jeff Goldblum really does great appliance reviews! Who knew??

[@Malachishouse]

I didn't know that hour button was a delay. So glad I watched this to find out more

[@sophiab.7375]

I’ve never lived anywhere without a dishwasher until now, I can’t tell you how much my husband and I hate doing dishes. We’ll definitely be picking one of these up. 😂

[@littlejackalo5326]

Washing dishes by hand is also a huge waste of water.

[@dftf100mbeforedololetsdoit8]

Thank you, my mom is always fighting with me for the dishes, and I'm planning to gift her one :)

[@lindarobinson6739]

Just received one yesterday. Removed it from the box today. Was having some anxiety until I viewed your video.

[@JonnyGuns]

I hope you enjoy yours as much as we enjoy ours! :D

[@patricksantini4090]

Love this video.. You are hilarious.. Love your voice and your energy... What a very Cool countertop dishwasher.. Thanks for the great review.. Hope to see other videos from you.. I have actually watched your video twice, and still enjoyed it...

[@laurencastillo9741]

Wow this was such a great review from start to finish. Thank you so much! Lauren

[@FoxBonly]

The beginning noise is the loudest. It does run very quiet after the initial startup though.

[@1SaraB]

Thank you for showing the “purging the line”. I was curious about how that would work.

[@superspinosaurus1]

If anyone is having their dishwasher have the glass icon blinking and won't start any new loads, tilt the machine 5-8 inches up on its left side to drain the water out. Make sure to have a towel or two.

[@joannafrazier5128]

Mine has had the same problem twice. I’ve drained it as well and so far it hasn’t happened a third time

[@gejoechacko7250]

Hey! Great video. Pls share the link of the hose you used to connect the dishwasher to the tap and the accessory you used to connect the hose to the tap

[@TheLawrenceWade]

Dude, you have a side sprayer on your faucet. The side sprayer's hose and diverter are not meant to survive municipal water pressure; they only see the back pressure from the normal aerator. When the dishwasher is filling with water, there's no problem, but as soon as the inlet valve in the dishwasher closes, your diverter and side sprayer are seeing full city water pressure, typically 50-100PSI. Don't ever leave that machine unattended. Don't use the Delay Wash. Please. Your faucet will eventually break and you will flood your neighbors. I wore a Moen jacket for over 15 years, and that looks like a Moen faucet. Moen is amazing quality but no faucet is meant for that pressure on the side sprayer or pullout spout. I l*love* the dishwasher, though. I have many of the same issues as you - including tamper-proof aerators for which I have a key (but where's the fun in that?) - and do not wish to violate my lease or put myself at risk of causing a flood. Washing dishes by hand is as stupid as washing clothes by hand - we have machines that do it faster, cheaper, with less water, and better in every way. I just need to figure out how to adapt such a machine to my circumstance. I will share my solution with the KZbin community.

[@JonnyGuns]

Great comment! Thank you. I totally know what you mean with the side sprayer. After just one full day, on the weekend, I noticed leaking from the side sprayer and thought to myself, "This doesn't seem like it's holding up to leaving this on. So, I turn it on, use the dishwasher, then turn it right back off. There is leaking from the sprayer. A very very small amount , but boy! - I would absolutely HATE it if it blew and I wasn't home (costly and embarrassing). Again, I appreciate the comment because this is good for all others to know about. Definitely not keeping the pressure on after use. Lastly, I don't like delays on anything. I've never used it and don't plan to. :) Look forward to your solution for your situation. Thanks!

[@TheLawrenceWade]

@@JonnyGuns I've seen people in some religious communities who demand a bidet attempt to attach kitchen sink side sprayers to the shut-off valves on their toilets. I can't imagine the pile of adapters required to connect a proprietary thread pitch to the 3/8" ID compression fitting on most North American toilets. "Sir, if you want a bidet, buy a bidet." "But they're $xxx plus installation." "I'm sorry sir, but if you want a bidet, you buy a bidet." But one guy managed to do it. While he was on a pilgrimage to the Middle East, the side sprayer's hose burst and did water damage to the 17 floors beneath his condo. He and the condo board tried to sue Moen and the Home Depot where he bought the parts. They were laughed out of court, and his insurance refused to cover the damages to his unit or the many below him. It bankrupted him. A countertop dishwasher or aerator-connected washing machine or other appliance would be in a similar situation. If you're renting, ask your landlord to change the faucet to something without a side sprayer or pull-out spout. And NEVER leave the water on with the machine unattended. I'm glad your leak wasn't devastating. Where is the faucet leaking now? Moen will send you a replacement part free of charge. Don't tell them you had anything connected to the aerator. :)

[@TheLawrenceWade]

@@JonnyGuns I intend to install the dishwasher so that it has no connection whatsoever to the building's plumbing, unless I can get my landlord to write an addendum in my lease. Clean dishes for only 12L of water and the promise of a tenant investing money in something that will reduce the risk of pests should be enough to convince a landlord, but whatever. My lease specifically forbids anything connected to the plumbing - and for good reason, see my condo bidet horror story. My background is in electronics. I'm thinking of using a vessel in the sink with a 12V submersible pump to fill the dishwasher, instead of the existing inlet valve. There will be refinements, but my back-of-a-Subway-napkin sketches and ideas might have to add a beeper to tell me when to get up and turn on the hot water faucet. Of course, a mechanism to turn on and off the hot water faucet becomes the next logical extension... No mods to the building, but a friggin' robot hand on the faucet. Now I'm into Doc Brown crap. :) It will be good, it will be practical, it will be safe, and it will work. And it will not violate my lease. I'll keep you posted and share a few videos on KZbin. kzbin.info I just can't wash dishes by hand anymore. It's as stupid and pointless as trying to decode a JPEG picture with a pencil and a piece of paper. If a machine that does it faster and better and more efficiently than a human is available for an affordable price, let's remind ourselves why we love machines as we go to the store. Let's remember why we have pictures of cars and why we choose fun hostnames for our servers and why we fondly remember our first bicycles.

[@bmxishardcore]

So this is safe to use if you dont have a side sprayer? I just have a regular faucet. Plumbing isnt my specialty haha.

[@athay14]

Can you use this with a faucet that does NOT have a side sprayer?

[@bridgetbrown8351]

Thank you for this item. I have polymiositis and this will help me in my small kitchen. 😊

[@Lurning-disability]

I have same one, i love it but it dose not fit under my cabinet (think my cabinets are low) so it takes up alot of space. Im trying to find somthing on wheals that id big a uff and strong anuff to move it around.

[@xxirion]

Apart from the Cascade pods, have you had the chance to use other brands of dishwasher tablets at all to see if there's any cleaning difference?!! I've just moved into a small unit here in Brisbane, Australia, and it doesn't have a dishwasher so this type of thing would be perfect!!!

[@JonnyGuns]

My fiance has tried several different types and they all have seemed to be about the same - which it's been great with all of them. I haven't tried the liquid stuff yet. I've been advices, in the comments, that these are more designed for liquid/paste detergents rather than the pods. Another tip someone gave me, here on this video, is to throw the pod in the silverware compartment instead of the actual trap door applicator. It's been great overall. Literally have no complaints and my fiance loves it too. Definitely worth the cost. Sadly, I don't think you can get this model on Amazon at the moment. I think there's some other good models, but I'm unfamiliar with them. I wish you the best of fortune with the move and getting a new unit like this! :)

[@xxirion]

@@JonnyGuns The one that I'm looking at getting, which seems very similar to yours is one from Kogan. Your review is straight forward, down the line, pros and cons which is greatly appreciated and has helped me make my decision, cheers mate!! www.kogan.com/au/buy/kogan-benchtop-dishwasher/

[@Ggrab_Gaming]

Great review I’m very curious about the 8hour delay feature. As it be ideal to set up before I go to bed or while I’m sleeping. My question is do we leave the water on for the whole 8hour? Or does it have a “tank filled up option”

[@JonnyGuns]

Ggrab Thank you for the kind words. :) I think it could be used for four/eight hour delay before going to bed or maybe a time right before dinner. Something of that sort. It only takes a little under an hour and a half to do the cycle, so I’ve never used it yet. I wish it had a tank fill option. If it does, I’m unaware. I need to read the manual a little more. I’ve always had to have the water on, so I’d imagine you’d need to have it turned on if you set the delay. Thanks for your comment!

[@beckylawler6569]

If you set the delay and then go to bed, the water pressure will be against your faucet all that time. Do you really want that?

[@Ggrab_Gaming]

@@beckylawler6569 yea I do it all the time.. no issues

[@electrarain5602]

I want one where have these been all my life

[@beckylawler6569]

I bought this dishwasher and have run it about 20 times now. I always let the tap water run hot before starting the dishwasher but it seems that by the time the rinse cycle starts, the tap water is running cold again. Does this dishwasher have a water heating element? I'm guessing I received a dishwasher that was previously sold because even though it was perfectly packaged and no physical damage, the Rinse Aid cup was full. 🤔

[@JonnyGuns]

Huh! Maybe the forgot to empty it out at testing before packaging. Maybe a new guy on the job lol. I wonder. Yeah! It heats the water itself. After I found out I just leave it on cold. I did the same thing for like the first half a year I had it lol. Kept testing from hot, warm, and cold and it was still hot as heck when only using cold water. :)

[@beckylawler6569]

@@JonnyGuns I'm still within my 30 days of purchase. I'll test it while it's still under the purchase warranty. Thanks!!

[@dharmendra.singh.1985]

One of the best purchases I've ever made! My Mother was so happy!

[@alienjack1487]

For the water source, I think you don't have to put to the hot water side, the machine will heat up the cold water by itself.

[@JonnyGuns]

You're right! I looked around and I think there's even another comment telling me I was doing it wrong. :P We just turn the water on and it's good to go. Thanks for the comment!

[@musicmaniac32]

That sink connection is so cool! I have an RCA portable washing machine and my biggest pet peeve is that I can't use the sink at all when it's hooked up (but other than that, I'm so glad and grateful to have it. I'm surprised this dishwasher was almost $300. My portable washer was only $180 brand new).

[@musicnerd72]

What brand is yours?

[@Iwish4zombies]

While it’s filling or in use, can I press the little red button to use the sink if needed?

[@JonnyGuns]

Sure! I've done it many times :)

[@mavisspillman1407]

I love mine!! I've had mine 4yrs no problems!!

[@wyprutas]

Hi, can you tell me what is the name of this two tube hose? I've got two seperate, but I want all in one

[@alexbrown2669]

I realize I’m four years too late to this conversation on the off chance that someone can help; give up there’s a delay setting and even an hour later when he opens up the dishwasher to check on everything being clean the water is still going at that point.if I were to set my dishwasher for a delay does that mean that it’s just on and running the whole time?

[@phoreignx]

So i bought my dishwasher a dishwasher for Christmas 😂

[@cmcfaddin]

Please do more detailed review videos. Incredibly helpful!!

[@beckyrockz348]

Where does the drain water go? How to fix it up? Could you explain that also please ?

[@carletterice2167]

Are you able to do a permanent install? I was looking for one for my motorhome.

[@JonnyGuns]

I would say so. If you could get plumbing to the back of it, then use the correctly fitted soft pipe to finish the connection, I'd say you could leave it right where you wanted it. Just so happens it's all pre-setup for sink stuff. I would have to do some research on what threading the machine takes and all that stuff, but I can definitely see this being a permanent install in certain situations. :)

[@crystalanna3103]

So is your facet constantly running while it's connected?

[@JonnyGuns]

Yes, it is! A lot of people have recommended that you only have your faucet on when you're home. There's a chance, over time, that the main line water pressure will pop off or damage your sprayer (if you have one). In the last three years of using it, we've had leaking problems with the sprayer. After a while the pressure breaks it down, so we have to pull it out, wrap a washcloth around it, and lay it in the sink. It was semi broken before. I'm too cheap to buy a new faucet with moving out in the next two months and I couldn't be bothered to have the landlord/maintenance in the apartment. :)

[@BlissfullyEnchanted]

Awesome info. Are the pods too powerful for a smaller machines?

[@JonnyGuns]

Sadly, the pods have issues with dissolving completely if you put them in the normal detergent spot. I switched to liquid dishwasher soap/detergent and it's still going strong! 🙂

[@BlissfullyEnchanted]

@@JonnyGuns I very much appreciate that info. Thank you for your reply.

[@Austin.D]

I miss having a dishwasher and I hate doing dishes by hand at the sink

[@ThePlacesInBetween]

What are the diameter of the plates that you all use? Do you wash your plates in this or only cups and silverware? Are you able to put your plates up right or do you have to put them at an angle?

[@JonnyGuns]

Good morning! Our plates are at a minimum of 10.5" (26 Centimeters) Some of them are weird diner plates that are oblong, which fit nicely as well. Yes! You can fit them upright. Some really large plates you have to angle, but for standard stuff it's pretty darn good. We do everything in this washer. Plates, glasses, silverware, glass pans, a pot or two (that's about what fits, two smaller pots) plastic cups, and a nice assortment of larger silverware. Some plates do bind up and trying to put the wire tray back in - I'm bad and muscle 'em in. Only downside is there's probably scuff marks on the top. Let me know if you have any more questions or ideas. :)

[@frankferruccio8564]

Hey man if you see this by any chance what are the three symbols next to the power button mean? Right above the delayed timer symbols

[@natashataimkij4367]

can you please tell me where you got your faucet attachment and size. I lost mine and would like to use mine again.

[@JonnyGuns]

Here is an amazon associates link to what I bought along with the unit, even though I didn't have to. This is the attachment you've requested :) amzn.to/2T1RSBp

[@howzechris1]

Where did you buy this from so I can buy one for my mother for a late Christmas present because me and my mom have to do dishes by hand which sucks

[@JonnyGuns]

I got it right on Amazon. Woops! I forgot to put it in the description www.amazon.com/dp/B074PYH768/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_S5S.Db3PB6G6Z

[@fionafiona1146]

How are you feeling about yours now, I am looking into getting one upon moving out (before deciding on focets).

[@LuckyBadger]

My machine didn't come with the connector to the faucet. I have the WMD-7 model. Do you have the part number for the connector? TIA!

[@mjdoc]

Did you get the answer?

[@California007]

Great video, thanks for the review. It looks great for dishes, but I'm trying to find out if it my pots would fit, do you mind confirming how many loads I'll need to run it for? 11.5” Diameter x 8.5” Height (I have 2 of those)

[@JonnyGuns]

I'm able to get two medium sized pots in there. Maybe on the smaller side to be honest. When we put our pots in there it actually cleans them in one round. Sometimes I don't see the pre-rinse my fiance does, so maybe she's really cleaning them up beforehand. Only issues I've had with heavy duty stuff is fish skin. That baked into a glass pan takes some extra effort to get off. :) Did you end up getting one?

[@California007]

@@JonnyGuns Yes, $320. It's in the mail & it should be here in 2 days. I hope everything fits. Thanks for the info :)

[@raahimmemon5051]

Thank you for such detailed and amazing review !

[@hanoh2904]

Where does it drain the dirty water?

[@aerialrhoads7422]

Do you leave it on your counter all the time? I have very little counter space so I have to share the space with my air fryers, toaster, knife block and coffee pot. I would like something I can take off the counter and store in between uses.

[@JonnyGuns]

I hear that! We leave it on the counter at all times. You could move it if you wanted to. It's not too bad.

[@fl0nk11]

I bought a rolling wire cart for mine (not the same brand, but similar size profile). I have a tiiiiiny kitchen, and it was taking up over half my counter space! I couldn't deal with it. Now I just wheel it in and out of my pantry.

[@milananderson598]

Thanks for your video, I like the washer but have no idea when it is done and keep having to pause and open it near 110 to see if it has drained. Any tips?

[@beckylawler2768]

The washer is finished when you hear 8 beeps.

[@kazhdomusvoyo7924]

It's too bad to lose that precious space on the counter top.

[@Mranaskw]

does it neccesarly need hot water ?

[@JonnyGuns]

It doesn't at all. It'll heat the water it draws in.

[@miijjk]

The question I got is not one video shows you where to put the liquid at there is a piece of plastic in the rear right with two screws do I remove the screws and put liquid in them

[@Malachishouse]

I didn't pre rinse. I took three nastiest dishes from my youngest's bedroom to get the toughest dishes first. To set the expectation of the dishwasher

[@hotsickle]

Is it still running well since you posted this vid in 2019 ?

[@JonnyGuns]

It is! Did a wash last night. We have had ZERO issues (even after it got banged up in shipping haha). We use it every two days, or every other. It's been a great little machine.

[@TheAhmedsar]

Please where is the place of putting salt? I have same but there is only filtter in bottom , thanks

[@TheDaemons]

3:48 I literally almost reached out to grab a cookie and then I remembered that it's only a video lol

[@ChaitanyaBhagwatChai]

Hey Johnny, half a year later, what's your impression? did it deteriorate quickly? or still rocking?

[@JonnyGuns]

Hey, mate! Dude, this thing is just as good as it was on day one. Love this thing :)

[@athay14]

@@JonnyGuns any issues with the water pressure and leaks or faucet issues?

[@JonnyGuns]

@@athay14 No issues whatsoever - So far. We had a leaky spray nozzle on the right, but that was like that before we started using the dishwasher. There's a gent in the comments that mentioned that some faucets you need to be careful of. I never leave the water on after a session is over. Only on for the duration of the cycle - then off and disconnected. :)

[@MB-ln4yx]

Do you have to leave the water running the entire time it’s on? I live in an apartment and don’t want to run up my water bill and make my landlord mad 😂thank you for such an in-depth video on this

[@JonnyGuns]

You do have to leave it on when it's running. It will stay pressurized, but water won't be constantly used. It will only use around three gallons of water, per cycle. I recommend turning off the water to it as soon as the cycle is over. It's a hearty little thing :)

[@susanveneracion7264]

Water automatically opens and shut off. You can leave the water on

[@PocariPocari]

if I got one of these second hand, where would I Get a faucet adapter? one I got from home depot & another amazon both leak.

[@RetoonHD]

Just so you know - that is way too much detergent for this size of dishwasher. Those pods are used for full size dishwashers (and even then it's a little excessive). Also, the little indent you see on the top of the detergent dispenser, is meant for a small amount of detergent in the first section of the cycle. That detergent is used to get a bunch of grime off, and use up the little amount of detergent you put on top of it. It will get washed out in the first cycle. The second cycle will use whatever is INSIDE the detergent dispenser, and get used for the entire rest of the washing cycle. A youtuber by the name of Technology Connections has made an absolutely excellent video on dishwashers, how they work and how to use them correctly (with demonstrations, the dude literally cut a window into a dishwasher to get a bunch of info on it's cycles and stuff). I recommend looking into his video.

[@m.s.6586]

All I got from this was the incredible height difference between you and your partner! Wow!

[@armacino89]

Contrast is good :)

[@kristinaprice4028]

how does it work with the faucet on the entire time? Does it not end up using a ton of water? I saw that you still had the faucet on long after your dishes were done. What happens to that water?

[@JonnyGuns]

It only pulls what it needs. I remember the manual saying the total usage was somewhere just over three gallons. When it has enough water it shuts off the internal valves. I just keep the water on the entire time so I don't have to pay attention to when the intake cycle happens. As soon as I know it's done I turn off the water. No extra water is used if I were to leave the faucet on. A gentleman mentionrd not to leave the water on at all afterwards. The side sprayer isn't designed to handle longer term pressure from the main water line.

[@kristinaprice4028]

@@JonnyGuns thanks! It's too bad my faucet isn't compatible :(

[@Rickndanger84]

Push the red button before you take it off the faucet

[@GravityBee1]

would you say its okay for an apartment? I don't want to get any noise complaints.

[@JonnyGuns]

We live in a 600sq ft. Apartment with neighbors all around and I cant even hear this in the bedroom or office. No one would know you had one :)

[@katieclemm6875]

Can you fit any pots or pans in this?

[@JonnyGuns]

I was able to do silverware and two pots in it, but they're the smaller type. It's not too far off from just a cut in half dishwasher. It's pretty darn good.

[@katieclemm6875]

Thanks for answering! I just ordered one!

[@itsbonakim]

Great review! Thank you!!

[@Malachishouse]

I'm using it for the first time. I'm using loose baking soda as detergent and white vinegar as spot agent. I hope it's going to be okay

[@beckylawler6569]

How did those products turn out? We're your dishes clean and dry?

[@sherinegraceramos5836]

did you put in salt in your first ever wash? does it realy need to have salt on the first wash?

[@armacino89]

Beautiful review and voice :)

[@marthe4943]

I’m trying to figure out when I need to turn the water off lol

[@JonnyGuns]

About a little after an hour it will beep a bunch of times. Then you can shut the supply off. I really should have been diligent and looked at the timings for when it drew water 😋

[@TheRilo98]

How has the reliability been so far with this machine?

[@JonnyGuns]

It's been great! We use it about every other day. Some days we use it twice. It hasn't even put a "dent" in it ;)

[@MrTherandomvidsguy]

@@JonnyGuns still working?

[@JonnyGuns]

​@@MrTherandomvidsguy It is still working well! haha Amazingly enough!

[@FoxBonly]

The red button is to release pressure before disconnecting.

[@shepherdoflight]

Me still waiting on that cookie 🍪 🥲

[@HershyK21]

Thank you for this review. Definitely going to purchase.

[@JonnyGuns]

Awesome! Hope you enjoy it. :) I wish I'd have got one sooner :P

[@adrianthomas2743]

the adaptor that you use for the dishwasher .and what's it called and the adaptor that fits onto the tap as I am clueless on these type of things would be very grateful if you could let me know thanks

[@sarxotey4680]

same question here !

[@heatheryassick7693]

Woahhh this is sooo helpful!,!, thank you!!!!

[@soloEdgar]

Is the only option to connect it the kitchen sink spout or is there another connection option

[@ryand2548]

I have the same dishwasher moved and lost the faucet adapter can you please tell me where I can order it from.

[@alexbrown2669]

I took the hose and faucet filter as a size indicator to ace hardware and they found the piece for me

[@lunamoonlunamoon8340]

When do you turn off the faucet?

[@JonnyGuns]

As soon as the dishwasher is finished. Just over an hour and 20 minutes. A gentleman in the comments mentioned to me that you should never ever leave your faucet on after the dishwasher is done. The side spray nozzle isn't designed to handle mainline water pressure for too long. Hope you're having a good day there!

[@beckylawler6569]

@@JonnyGuns Is there a noise indicating the wash is finished?

[@JonnyGuns]

@@beckylawler6569 it's like four high pitched beeps when finished 🙂

[@beckylawler6569]

@@JonnyGuns Thank you.

[@franktorres7963]

Great video! Thanks dude

[@rose9936]

May I know the height of this machine

[@smponce9]

17 1/4 inches. He covered that in his video

[@chenazi2]

Hello, can someone please help me? How would I get my faucet to be compliant with the hose that you hook up for the water supply? I apologize if I missed it in the video, but I think I saw that the faucet was already ready and I don’t know how to get there 🤷‍♀️

[@JonnyGuns]

It will come with the attachment that you need to thread on to your existing faucet. You'll probably have an aerator already threaded on, so you'll have to unscrew that and put on the attachment that comes with the dishwasher. You might need a vicegrip and a cloth so you can get onto the aerator without scratching it to break it free. Take a quick look at faucet aerators to see how they're installed and how to take them off. :)

[@SamyLovesSam]

thanks for the review. Very helpful

[@JonnyGuns]

Thank you for the feedback. I appreciate it! :) Merry Christmas!

[@SamyLovesSam]

@@JonnyGuns you too :)

[@anjimo5265]

You have to keep the water on the whole time!?

[@miaeba]

My faucet does not look like that does it have options

[@JonnyGuns]

If you somehow can link a picture of it, I could tell if it did. Mine looked different too. The aerator was threaded on and looked permanent, but I said "screw that" and put a cloth and vicegrip on it and torqued on it until it unthreaded. Lucky me ;) You might have the same thing where it looks like you don't have options. Is it a newer faucet?

[@satoshigerbil8789]

hey how long is the whole process of washing from heavy cleaning till the end because my dishwasher keeps flashing a glass like I feel like I've never ends. I just bought it

[@beckylawler2768]

The glass flashing means you need to add rinse aid.