Testing a Strange USB Mini Dishwasher!

Today I'm testing out this odd mini USB dishwasher, by request. After an initial preliminary test, I tried it out with silverware and then other dishes.
For those who feel this was done improperly, I've updated the written review to show their promotional photos and instructions, which are what I followed. bit.ly/3ej7rfR
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[@Freakinreviews]

I understand those who think this should have been fully immersed, but the promotional photos and instructions clearly show it partially submerged. It is also not shown being used in a corner as some suggest. I did my best to accurately re-create what is demonstrated as the proper way to use this item. Would you really put a cheap Chinese electronic device - plugged into the wall - fully underwater when the instructions don't show this being done?

[@tiredoftheliesalready]

Hmm...tough call. Having worked in professional kitchens, I would hesitate to buy any similar product that wasn't fully submerged. I have a deep love of professional kitchen equipment, though LOL. One day I hope to have a nice Hobart jetter sink with rinse and sanitation tanks. Hope hope hope!

[@mshizz7392]

Freakin' Reviews well what difference does it make when you already got it in the water? Im pretty sure water would of covered the whole device anyways?

[@TheRealDeal_81]

Yeah I don't know why everybody's ripping you for not fully submerging it; at 1:54 in the bottom right corner, it's clearly visible that the installed water level diagram should only be high enough to submerse the actual agitator itself, not the entire unit. And yeah, I wouldn't trust submerging that thing while plugged in either, doesn't seem water tight in any way.

[@Americaninparis2012]

Like you said, it would have been faster to wash by hand. Thanks for reviewing the product.

[@Freakinreviews]

Written review updated to show their instructions and promotional photos: bit.ly/3ej7rfR

[@LEGOCAMARO]

I was more impressed with the apple suctioning cups

[@toms.1773]

Me too! I didn’t think they wud ever stick as well as they did!

[@ziero1986]

Apple could market those and call them the "iSuct"

[@GabrielRamosxD]

Right? That thing holds nicely!

[@Benzene265]

Great for holding your phone in the shower. Only $199.99.

[@mst3kanita]

lol i know, hook us up with those apple suctions, James.

[@perochialjoe]

Moral of the story: If you see somebody with one of these in their house then you might want to skip out on dinner.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

goes for any household that is cluttered with Chinese plastic junk

[@eugenew4665]

😂

[@Valkarons]

girlsdrinkfeck Like literally any plastic in your house basically then lmao

[@jellyjordy1154]

girlsdrinkfeck I remember you

[@flitter5400]

@Donald J what are you talking about. This is it's cheap Chinese product. Like most cheap Chinese products it hardly works. Really doesn't have anything to do with the millennial generation.

[@leotn64]

"it's spraying everywhere!" as it's partially submerged. who could have guessed

[@MT-il5tk]

😂😂 You’re funny but yeah, I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to be on the bottom of the sink!

[@rogersowers9837]

SON: I bought you a new dish washer for mothers day. MOTHER: GREAT! Where is it? SON: Did you check the mail box?

[@tinytowz4471]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@snoope6]

🤣🤣🤣

[@itsmegine2315]

😂

[@janneytree]

I think they are trying to use the vibration almost like jewelry cleaners.

[@mwilliamshs]

"The vibration"? You mean like an ultrasonic cleaner?

[@solidstateresistor2485]

I've used ultrasonic cleaners for over 30 years At this price, you can guarantee that it will be absolute garbage

[@Bob5mith]

@@mwilliamshs Ultrasonic cleaners can damage some materials and require much more power than you can get from USB. It's a vibrator.

[@solidstateresistor2485]

@@Bob5mith They produce microbubbles that burst on the surface of the material. The easiest way to test if it is working correctly is to place a piece of cooking foil into the tank. Within one minute, it should be full of holes. It won't damage your dishes or cutlery though. I use them to clean medical instruments, both plastic and metal and I've never seen any damage as a result, even after one hour of cleaning with the heaters turned on.

[@LakeSG1985]

It's clearly not ultrasonic vibration, so it doesn't do much beyond generating pretty waves and bubbles in the sink. Bigclive tore down a similar device marketed for laundry: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5i5g4xjeNtqhMk The waterproofing is suspect so I don't really recommend further testing on this version of the device.

[@xxVYLETxx]

I could see this being used to make bubbles for a bubble bath 😂

[@locustsun]

This is probably more applicable than washing dishes, get your bubbles going and pop it out of the bath.

[@austinthrowsstuff]

If it had a funnel on top you could add the soap and it would make bubbles for a long time if it tapered down pretty small!!

[@slipknottin]

VectorNinja1 it’s USB. 5 volts and 10 watts. The only possible way to get electrocuted would be some awful USB adapter that was shorted to 120v. Which is theoretically possible for any USB device, but that is just not a thing

[@ferociousgumby]

@@VectorNinja1 I was thinking the same thing. If you're getting out of the bathtub and touch an electric fan, you are literally toast. So why is this not considered a shock hazard?

[@graphicsgod]

Probably all it's good for..

[@leonardorocha3284]

This honestly worked better than I was expecting. Not all that hard to surpass expectations when the expectations are 0.

[@badbirdkc]

Calling an electronic device that you submerge in water the "super shock" might not be the best idea.

[@larryclemens1850]

Who said there's no truth in advertising!

[@zowie8888able]

😂

[@mfuriosa]

underrated comment hahaha

[@pms4906]

I wash dishes by hand. When I'm stacking plates or bowls in the sink, I put a fork or spoon between each. Holds them apart to get water in there.

[@salemstales]

I like to put a table knife under cake pans so that the water drains under it .

[@MT-il5tk]

So do I!

[@ladya4776]

7

[@Easy_Now_Star]

@@ladya4776 Is the magic number!

[@jakelaughton683]

I feel like it’s a compliment to your personality that I knew that that thing was a price of crap the moment you held it up but I still watched the entire review.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

Videos like this where the device fails miserably score high on entertainment value and probably increase the likelihood of people seeing the whole thing which probably positively impacts his rating.

[@stephlalalitta]

I concur

[@auntlynnie]

Alternate title: “How To Motorboat Your Dishes”

[@Texan45]

Hahaha!

[@ygrittesnow1701]

How to fleece gullible people of 30 bucks a pop.

[@TM-iq6sx]

😂

[@froladee]

I just can never trust having to plug something in an electrical outlet, and then submerge it in water. There are quite a few gadgets that are apparently safe, but scares me too much!

[@Navitus]

brother you can put a damn toaster turned on in a bathtub with yourself in it and you'll be alright.

[@dra6o0n]

The device is only effective in a 2-3 inch radius from the opening of the fan due to the higher levels of pressure is put out to move water and current, after 5 inches away it's way too weak to remove caked on surfaces. It also cannot push water and current into areas that are secluded, like bowls and cups, the 'current' will just go around them. There is a reason why dishwashers does not completely submerge your dishes and instead shoots high pressure water and uses steam and rinse cycles.

[@codemonkey2k5]

This is true, but I think the fake ultrasonic was actually supposed to do the cleaning. The prop is just to move the water around and get soap distributed.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

@Super Blubberpuss I rarely have that issue. Every once in a very long time something will come out of the dishwasher with something caked on. Most of the time it's if I don't rinse my coffee cups and the tiny bits of grounds cake on there, but otherwise it's rare. Most of the time, it's a combination of harder than normal food on there and trying to put too much in the machine. And that's out of a consumer dish washer from Kenmore. Not exactly top of the line by any reasonable standard.

[@20isaBeast]

That thing is more trouble than it's worth. Thanks for the review

[@lizolivia5926]

Hi James, The instructions said to place the suction on the 'bottom' of the unit and you placed it on the 'back'. That should allow more of the working part of the unit to be in the water with the wire still positioned above the water. I'm not sure, but repositioning the suction holder lower on the unit might help it function better.

[@Billissexy1]

Okay but the more suds that appeared, the harder I was laughing😂 that was so freakin funny!

[@SkylerLinux]

So everyone seems to be in agreement that it should be fully immersed in the cleaning water. Importantly nobody seems to have noticed that in the instructions that the dishes need to soak for a minute before starting up the "dishwasher"

[@samg798]

He should give it a second chance

[@seshpenguin]

I dont think it should be fully immersed... that USB cable doesn't seem to be sealed where it enters the cleaner.

[@SkylerLinux]

@@seshpenguin It say's it's good for up to one meter

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

for a minute first ? thats gnna do jack shit, if he left it on for 16 mins it wont make a diff

[@DB-lh7wo]

girlsdrinkfeck yes everyone seems to be in agreement that the end result would be the same.

[@PvPene]

It would be cool if you could include clips of commercials for the products you're reviewing so that we can see how it's supposed to perform, according to the manufacturer.

[@christyb7455]

Vivian Tries does that and I love it!!

[@captainvaseline]

I couldn't find a product video for this thing, that's how I found this video lol

[@n00boob89]

There’s something about an electrical device that needs to be plugged into a wall AND submersed underwater at the same time that doesn’t feel too safe to me 🤔

[@josephbejm5752]

It's only 5 volts and not 120

[@colossalbreacker]

This is why we need education about the basics of electronics in our schools. We teach our kids about cell walls but not what a capacitor is, or how many volts a wall outlet supplies.

[@n00boob89]

colossalbreacker I’d have to agree with you cause I got no idea what you’re even saying lmaoo And it would be actually be useful to learn

[@VJK102]

Ever heard of submerged water pumps?

[@lizzylollipop69]

You should try owning tropical fish. Filters, bubblers, and Heaters 🤪

[@clumsydragon]

My wife is choking and laughing right now in tears. Do you see what happens when you have time on your hands? OH NO, IT'S CHAOS.

[@cheekypasta55]

No need to watch the video to know this wasn’t gonna work lol. But I watched it anyway!

[@ertonyrn]

Q Ravioli not enough amperage from a usb line to electrocute you. 🙄

[@thomasherzog86]

i think the fan needs to be completely under water, despite what the instructions may say. the vibration is supposed to be an ultrasound cleaner i assume? no idea if that would work in such a big volume as they are usually smaller.

[@djenson]

I agree

[@JohnHenschen]

Agreed. Came down here to say just this.

[@JohnHenschen]

Hmm. A freeze frame on the instructions does say to do it just like he's doing it.

[@hoshiharucho7526]

Even just looking when he unboxed it I assumed it would need to be completely submerged. I'm surprised he started with it half way out. Kinda awkward.

[@Dee_Just_Dee]

​@@JohnHenschen Nope, too high. Presuming that the cable *_might_* be a point that's not as water-tight as the rest of the unit, he still has like an inch further that he could have lowered the unit in most of these clips. Then again, all this talk about the spraying is pretty moot since the thing doesn't do its job well at all, don't you think?

[@JamesRandom]

I have one of these in my camper. You submerge the unit, and works best to put it in the corner of your sink. The curve fits it better and holds firmly. Admittedly we dont use thus to CLEAN them for use. But it makes it easier to drop it in amd pre-wash them, especially if we left them overnight. EDIT: And we litterly just stack them in it.

[@parissinclair6513]

I think this would actually be perfect for cleaning fine jewelry! I used to work in a high end jewelry store and in the back we had this little machine filled with cleaning solution that would make "sonic vibrations" that would help loosed grime in tight places on jewelry before scrubbing. I bet this would do something similar for a lot cheaper at home.

[@Moskeeto]

While I don't believe this product actually works, I think the idea is for it to be completely under the water. Also, dishwashing liquid is not dishwasher detergent!

[@Cole-ek7fh]

place eletrical device fully underwater... yeah...

[@tarstarkusz]

@@Cole-ek7fh If it were made well, it really wouldn't be a problem. The danger is VERY low even with the cheap unit because it is being run off of low voltage, low current DC (there is a rectifier in the wall wart). You can't get shocked by 5vdc or even 12vdc. Your skin simply has too much resistance for such low voltage to be dangerous. The current output is heavily reduced by the rectifier. Even if you shorted the DC portion, it really wouldn't do much because the rectifier circuit would burn up.

[@lerp85]

Cole I mean, almost like a actual dishwasher eh? Electrical and has water all over the place.

[@BartonHNewell]

@@Cole-ek7fh I'm not certain if you've ever seen an aquarium, but in the aquarium hobby we have tons of devices like these that go completely under water, just look up wave makers. It's almost the exact same product, even.

[@Temple00]

Look at the instructions he shows

[@OpeoAslam]

"The water level is full of bowls" is so profound. Lol

[@scaper8]

I swear to god, there's a koan in there somewhere.

[@carlantaya175]

I laughed my as off when he said it's still spraying!

[@addanametocontinue]

Too good to be true, it seems. If multi-billion dollar dishwasher manufacturers realized they could just substitute ultrasonic vibrations in place of strong water jets, they'd have already created this. Unfortunately, dirty dishes require physical force to separate the crud from the plates and utensils. No other way around it for now.

[@arweninnj]

Yet ultrasonic jewelry cleaners seem to work just fine .🤔 I'm not sure of the difference between crud on dirty dishes (especially if you pre-rinse them so that food is not dried on) and the crud that accumulates on the underside of the stone in my ring after wearing it for months.

[@randynovick7972]

Ultrasonic dishwashers are, in fact, a thing, and they were thought to be the next great technical advancement of the kitchen. The difficulty has been that they don't work as fast, they use way more water (because ultrasonics require total immersion of whatever you want to clean) and they are not suited to the wide range of different stuck-on food waste that is on dishes. Even with ultrasonics, you still have to brush or wipe off the surfaces before rinsing so they don't save much time and effort. Detergents and water jets that clean more mechanically are better at all of those. Ultrasonics are great for jewelry or machine parts or things with small features that are hard to access. I use them for gun parts, carburetor parts, fountain pens, my eyeglasses and razors & nail clippers. They're perfect for that stuff.

[@elizabethconley4996]

Ty for educating me about this- I've been curious if it's possible to do qt home bc there's certain things I think it would be great for, but in my experience, grease is the most stubborn of things to clean even with fancy chemicals

[@ZanyProductionz]

We used ultrasonic cleaners for dental instruments when I worked as a dental assistant several years ago. They weren't for sterilization they were just for removing debris before sterilization. I was not impressed then and I honestly don't understand why ultrasonic cleaners can even be conceptualized as a thing for cleaning dishes in the kitchen.

[@karenhazelton1680]

Yes, I love my ultrasonic cleaner for glasses, razors, makeup and artist brushes, and my electric toothbrush head alone makes it worth the cost.

[@jlhanes]

USB means it's converted from 120 volts AC to 5 volts DC at the transformer plugged into the wall. That's no more dangerous than 4 AA batteries.

[@KingcoleIIV]

Dude thats what im saying bro! its made to go in the freakin water, pun intended

[@Cole-ek7fh]

except batteries aren't plugged into the wall and won't short out your outlet and posskbly burj your house down. don't trust china.

[@n.t.1622]

@@Cole-ek7fhHow about a powerbank then?

[@misterhat5823]

Wrong. Cheap USB adapters are often poorly isolated from the AC line. This could be a shock hazard.

[@The-Cat]

@@misterhat5823 If the kitchen sink was properly installed then the sink should of been eath bonded. No risk of getting shock when a kitchen appliance accidentally fell in a full sink

[@donaldblevins5028]

The vibrations for cleaning isnt too farfetched, i mean the jewelry cleaner i have at home uses ultrasonic vibration to clean me and my wife's wedding rings

[@screamtoasigh9984]

But what cleaning is required is different. As in, jewelry doesn't have caked on food.

[@screamtoasigh9984]

Even sonic toothbrushes and face cleaners have more power and need to be physically moved around. But I do get your point.

[@Yumifreak3]

I don’t understand why most people want James to fully submerge an ELECTRONIC DEVICE in order to wash a few dishes. I wouldn’t either.

[@BOFAFett]

Mine works good when it’s completely submerged.

[@mjhonold8530]

@Karen I'm with you !! Upload a demo video!!

[@georgeplagianos6487]

@@mjhonold8530 he can't probably his hands are burnt to a crisp

[@ReadingRetail]

Is no one concerned with being electrocuted?????😳😳😳😳

[@keithvonkahle5753]

Not really as it's only 5 volts.

[@ccllvn]

that was my first thought, I wonder what bigclivedotcom would say to this...

[@djenson]

Its 5v dc. you're not going to get electrocuted lol.

[@ReadingRetail]

Drew Hunt lol I saw him but I just don’t play with water and plugs!

[@NightBazaar]

@@ReadingRetail Same here, especially with a metal sink.

[@chrisf5475]

Come on, you KNEW that putting the prop half way in the water was going to splash but it would make the video more interesting. Admit you were not one bit surprised! 🤣

[@forgetful8915]

Every time you said it was spraying out of the sink and then were like might try and add some water I was nodding sarcastically at my screen so hard 🤣

[@aggiewitsend7206]

I just laughed a lot. So funny! Thanks for the silliness on a Sunday!

[@thuzar319]

Same here 😂

[@corykomac7070]

A quick rinse prior and actual dish detergent, not soap, plus a quick rinse after works well. Can't put in large items but small bowls and utensils it gets the job done. The non-submerged peak of the module is about 1cm above water line, that adds oxygen and doesn't spray.

[@breatheased]

I never laughed so long and hard before. The moment I saw the box in Mandarin!!!!!! Ahahahahaha

[@EvanJS2005]

The wave thing sounds like the motor is going to blow up

[@Freakinreviews]

It took me a minute to realize it was supposed to sound like that.

[@EvanJS2005]

Freakin' Reviews lol

[@msr1116]

@@Freakinreviews .....I'd be concerned, bec nothing that is presumably functioning normally should ever sound like that !

[@MeredithLikely]

He likes comments about how crappy the product is, but not the dozens about submerging properly.

[@jaysecure]

@@MeredithLikely That's because the instructions that came with it clearly do not show it being submerged fully. He was testing it according to the instructions given. (As would be expected by most consumers.)

[@marcylleneholl4408]

It definitely isn't a dishwasher, but it actually would be so cool if you liked bubble baths since it helps make the soap foam!

[@juliebradley1184]

I'm so glad you posted this today! I just got home from work and a Freakin Review's video will be watched! 😁

[@DarkDraconX1]

I wonder if this will feel good on my feet when I'm taking a bath.

[@feelingsatisfied]

I'd love to see a retest with it fully submerged and placed in different locations in the sink.... But that's just because I love your videos so much. Also maybe try using actual dishwashing machine liquid too....

[@zowie8888able]

I'd wear gloves when getting the dishes out. Dishwasher detergent is bad news for your skin

[@descai10]

I'd also be interested in him rinsing off the dishes once the cycle is done, maybe the 'vibration' portion actually does soften the gunk so that it can be removed by just rinsing. (probably not though)

[@JohnathanRavan]

Thank you for your reviews, they are very nice. I hope you are staying safe.

[@Dotosota]

So personally I would think the center of the middle of each sink is where it should go. It needs to have as much vibration as possible and it should be all the way under water I used to work in a lab and the ultrasonic cleaners we had were amazing but expensive.

[@diyinventions9409]

Hi, here's an idea you should retry it but with the unit facing up on the sink drain hole, dont worry about the electricity, that dish washer only uses 5 volts so there is nothing to worry about. Also please keep doing this gadgets videos I really like them. Greetings from Puerto Rico.😎

[@anitaoconnor8456]

That's the best laugh I've had today! Thanks 😄😘

[@urzamtg]

i appreciate all the content you make on a consistent basis

[@paaao]

Looks like it does the same job as every large built in dishwasher I ever had. You gotta do %75 of the work yourself, no matter what. Otherwise you have crusty/grimey dishes.

[@jessicastern8597]

I’d be a little nervous about sticking my hand in water that had an electrical device hooked up to it. ⚡️⚡️⚡️☠️

[@Bluman2]

It's USB powered so it's not powerful enough to shock you

[@David-wo9un]

Very cool review. I feel like you tested it on examples of “normal” dirty dishes; it’s unfortunate it failed. I big “Thank You” to you for saving us all the $30 proving it does not work as advertised.

[@Sayre777]

I should’ve known it was gonna be...disappointing. Idk why I even tried lol.

[@jonathanm2690]

I wish these were battery powered, could get 6 of these, 3 on each side of the tub and make a jacuzzi bath

[@epoen2012]

You could always use the portable phone chargers.

[@northernarizonarealestate6168]

Powered usb hub?

[@Segatari]

Then you’d need 12 of those

[@Kandyman736]

My thought is that if it just ran the agitator the entire time and eliminate the ultrasonic cycle it could be of some mild assistance for hand washing. Just hold each dirty item right in front of the agitator for a few seconds as you hand wash. That way you can get some mechanical assistance for your hand washing effort, but I think you'd still end up being frustrated with it.

[@bernadette427]

Did you try placing a dish rack in the sink to hold the dishes so they don't touch each other and also use dishwasher detergent to avoid creating foam? Would love to know your test result. Thanks!

[@Corinthious]

SUBMERGE IT DEAR GOD PUT IT UNDER THE WATER MAN. 🤪

[@jefferynordgulen4436]

There were 13 likes so I had to click because my tripdodexaphobia was kicking in and I was already triggered by not putting it under water.

[@KingcoleIIV]

I was yelling the same thing bro! hahaha

[@FluffysMum]

Fully immerse the thing, its junk but at least give it a fair go

[@BigFro420]

Couldn’t agree more

[@lilaredden]

I'd be curious how this would work with powder detergent rather than liquid. The abrasives in powder might make it work better

[@ghostratsarah]

Unlikely, the powder dissolves, the abrasion doesn't do anything. If abrasion was the mechanism behind powder dish soap, you wouldn't be able to wash glass or anything that would get scratched. Absolutely no non-stick tools. Powdered soap is exactly the same as dishwasher liquid, it's just dehydrated. The reason it doesn't make many suds is that it's designed to not cause your dishwasher to bubble over.

[@cozmo8522]

I was thinking of getting one of these as ive just moved into a small house and had to get rid of my dishwasher.. Thank you for testing this out🙏 youve saved my money.

[@shiremaid]

Awesome! I'm so glad your final decision was what it was. I was sitting here saying exactly what you were saying, all the way. Well done and thanks James.

[@johnjackson-pu3xo]

Even when putting dishes in your dish washer you should be rinsing off the bulk of crud just saying anyway always look forward for more reviews

[@sharoncaruana6178]

THANK YOU!!

[@icu3524]

1:02 Size doens't matter ;)... It's vibratory after all 😂 + "it's spraying everywhere!" 😂😂😂

[@RichieAppel]

The only thing this does is turn your sink into a jacuzzi party for your dishes.

[@CardsbyMaaike]

seems like you can wash that amount of dishes by hand in 5 minutes and no cleaning the floor lol ;-) might be fun for campers,buti'd take a sponge with me and use muscle power

[@JohnCran]

I have yet to find a dishwasher that cleans everything perfectly, there is always something that isn't cleaned properly and I have tried a number of dishwashers and load sizes.

[@screamtoasigh9984]

Just got the Cove dishwasher, crazy price but amazing..

[@mattferrigno9750]

You have to prewash some items - the dishwasher isn't magic 🤦‍♂️

[@VJK102]

Heres an dishwasher guarantee to get it all Its called sponge

[@nicholasbyram296]

Use prewash detergent. Game changer.

[@charismahornum-fries691]

@@mattferrigno9750 you really shouldn’t. The washing powder doesn’t work if there’s not anything for it to stick too. If you just wash what you deem to dirty for the dishwasher you should just wash it manually. 😃

[@Nosiu]

It's repurposed from a similar product for washing clothes in a sink. Absolutely hilarious.

[@strivingformindfulness2356]

I'm convinced. If one doesn't have a full-size automatic dishwasher, a hot water soak, then hand-washing with a clean sponge or dish cloth, is the way to go. Thanks for putting this gadget to the test.

[@jib2355]

Why is it above the water. What did you think would happen. It said soak the dishes first 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@davidlee8008]

You know how its frustrating when your watching someone trying to figure out a simple situation when your waiting on them? That's how i felt this whole video. SUBMERGE THE WHOLE FAN!

[@ukmedicfrcs]

It's very frustrating when people watch videos just to bitch and moan. He was FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS dopey.

[@__1201]

If you submerge the whole device you'll break it as the USB port isn't water proof genius.

[@KingcoleIIV]

@@__1201 bull shit, the wire is sealed on the unit side. you didn't pay attention. that and the current is already converted at the wall outlet from 120v to 5v not dangerous at all.

[@IowaKim]

Christopher Hanzelka Personally I would not trust a non-UL tested Chinese made device in a tub full of water.

[@itcangetbetter]

@@ukmedicfrcs it's very frustrating when people read comments just to bitch and moan (I hope you understand just how dense that sounds). Also, reading directions that are clearly bad directions suggest you can use a bit of common sense when placing a fan into water.

[@peejmele8619]

"Oh it's worse!!!!" Gosh, that was the Monday morning laugh I needed!!! Thanks for the videos, as always!

[@TheStarr760]

Like I stated in my previous comment, you need to rinse the silverware and the plates, etc., first. If any of the plates, etc., are not exposed to the water, you should turn these items around and put them through another cycle. Hope this helps!

[@tjj1171]

Consider putting it down as low as possible, fully immersed in water, the constant mechanical action may be more beneficial than using it as essentially just an aerator. I've seen these before and thought of buying them. This one is pretty lame and weak, but even with a full power aquarium pump running the water around I think it's ultimately easier to just wash them by hand. A dishwasher only fully realizes its convenience when it can take on a load of dishes and take them all the way to clean and dry without action imo.

[@bryan314]

TJ J 5 volt, DC running at somewhere between 0.5 and 2.1 amps (probably 0.5 as they’re the cheapest to make), worst you’re going to do is damage the wall wart even if you just put the bare wires under water. It’s not like dangling an extension cord in the water or a toaster.

[@tocov]

I think you need to make a short correction video with this thing fully immersed to see how it works. I think literally everyone in the comments said it should work that way lol

[@allisonhavens6010]

While this one may not be made to be totally submerged, there are other washer pucks that are. I would test one of those. Also, you have to keep in mind these aren't really made for able bodied adults, they are more greared towards disabled people who may not have the capabilities to stand in front of a sink.

[@RayRaySoShy]

This product should of been called a bubble bath maker 😂 🧼🛀

[@hughaskew6550]

Haven't heard of vibratory soundwave cleaning? How about the ultrasonic cleaner for your jewelry?

[@__aceofspades]

Those work, and thats what this has, but think about the size of jewelry and the gunk on it, and the size of the container and amount of water. Youd need a much bigger ultrasonic module for washing dishes or clothes or a lot of small ones.

[@FrankAuge]

@@__aceofspades They have ultrasonic cleaners for things the size of engine blocks. Not saying this thing would work but ultrasonics can handle much larger objects.

[@diznyland6214]

I am a dental assistant and we put our instruments into Ultrasonics before running them through the autoclave. Some people don’t scrub the instruments beforehand unless they are really soiled, but I always scrub mine anyways because I’m just not sure how well the Ultrasonic actually works to fully remove debris...

[@acereport8939]

Doesn’t look like you’re using automatic “dishwasher” detergent.

[@nieceypiecey100]

This reminds me of when my mom would tell me to do the dishes and I’d just end up playing around in the water. Lol

[@SummaGirl1347]

I bought one of these in the hope that it would wash the prep dishes for me while we ate dinner. I had the same problems you did in finding the right way to position it in the sink while still having room for the dishes. I even bought a small in-sink dish rack. Sadly, by the time I figure it out after a few days, it stopped working.

[@ImTakingYouToFlavorTown]

with a product title that odd I had to watch it immediately. I assume its meant to work like an ultrasonic cleaner but those are clearly higher power than this thing.

[@SimplySarah33]

I was nervous just seeing it plugged in and dipped in the water, nevermind submerging.

[@AnickYT]

I forgot how large American sinks are! Sinks here in Japan where the product is clearly design for is like half the size of that. Also average dish Japanese would produce is so little compared to American size.

[@ferrariunicorn]

With a blade like that you could just soak your dishes and hold your food processor upside down 😂

[@ferociousgumby]

It would be a LOT quicker and easier to just do them by hand. Would take a couple minutes and get cleaner.

[@aurthorthing7403]

Bigclive did a review on one of these that was marketed towards washing clothes. His looked a little different but it had the same modes.

[@ohglobbits]

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[@BenneLuke]

I was just about to say the same thing. Both products are utter trash

[@cdtxyz]

It would be interesting if this had a detatchable float ring so it could just float at the top of the water, allowing it to move around too.

[@velmalee3025]

I had to laugh at you when you said " this is a dishwasher?" 😂😂

[@jocelinecarmonelli3088]

I haven’t seen any “dirty” dishes there 😏🤦🏻‍♀️

[@strawberyyicecreamdream216]

I feel like the weird double sided apple sunction cup is literally a better product. I could see uses for that.

[@catfishbilly19]

Quick question right now I’m using the power air fryer 6qt one . Is their a better air fryer oven that would be worth upgrading too? I use to for everything baking cooking and etc

[@burgerderp1556]

I think this device is best for helping loosen up stuff on your dishes while you soak them

[@naurrr]

hell yeah glad my notifications are on

[@erinmefford8041]

BÉPÏS L same lol team notifications squad

[@jacksplumbingvideos7147]

BÉPÏS L me to I got second place

[@cdosj]

A little more common sense......would take care of the water coming out of the sink....

[@ukmedicfrcs]

He was following the directions exactly as they were written.

[@cdosj]

@@ukmedicfrcs Then he must like having water all over the place...because as I was looking at where he put it...you would have to be blind to see that it would probably do that....We can agree to disagree....if the instructions said to jump up and down of enjoyment... should he have done that too? Come on now....

[@wally_quevedo4002]

Good job with the review, thank you! I need something like that, just moved into a mobile home and have no sink in the kitchen, dishwasher's broken due to improper installation, and I have to wash dishes by hand outside, almost cook cause Florida is extra hot during this period. That should do the job until I get everything remodeled and get my kitchen, can't wait to have a decent house!!!!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@TangentOmega]

I started laughing at the thumb nail. I knew the laughs were coming. LOL

[@MinecraftPro97k]

This is why I have my own GE conventional dishwasher

[@jamesh3837]

This gave me SO much anxiety!!! SUBMERGE the damn thing!!!!!!

[@jude1515]

The idea sounds good. I agree that it doesn’t get the dishes quite clean enough. I saw another type of washer that you place at the bottom of the sink. Not sure how that one connects or works. I wonder if you can use dishwasher powder with these. Of course that would take more rinsing.

[@framerate3x3]

I mean ultrasonic cleaners vibrate so hard that they create cavitation bubbles. Theres no way that cheap crap is going to vibrate hard enough with a 5v 1amp charger. Or just in general.