Baridi Mini Portable Tabletop 6L Dishwasher with 3 Place Settings, 7 Wash Functions - DH72

I have been saving up to purchase this dishwasher for a while now as a mother of two small children I don’t always have time to be standing washing up tones of plates I can hand on heart say it’s well worth the money it’s so simple to use just fill the jug up pop the water in make sure the drain pipe is able to flow into the sink and pop a dishwasher tablet in it. It takes 2 coffee cups 2 kids drinks bottles 4 plates a couple bowls knives forks spoons we are a family of 4 and we can load it full we have also put oven pans in and frying pans this dishwasher is next level I don’t normally take the time to write a review but this product deserves a fabulous review ! This dishwasher has saved me so much time and effort it’s also so quite I can have it running during nap time and it doesn’t wake the kids. It’s nice and compact so sits perfectly on my counter top and the drainage pipe runs directly into the sink. I love my dishwasher Thankyou x

Easy set up, I fill up the water tank and have the water hose into my little prep sink. You can actually fit a fair bit in it, couple of plates, bowls, mugs, cutlery. Rapid wash does a fantastic job in 30 mins if you've pre-rinsed. Opens the door automatically to help dry. Really helps me out as you can just leave it to do the job, very happy with it.

To due the limited space I decided to go with this dishwasher - it is truly worth the price and very simple to put together and can be used independently out of the sink with a small bin ideally 10L, the process is fast I love the option of 29 minutes - dishes comes 10 out 10 the noise is similar to the washing machine so it is ok - I highly recommend this product also if you use it to maintaining ongoing catching up with clean fast worries free housework - it is not designed to hold lots of dishes at one time and larger pans might not fit in but everything else can.Thank you.

This small dishwasher seems just right for the needs of one person. All my washing up for day fits in nicely. Pots and pans don't fit easily. But crockery and cutlery do very well. The clip provided for the outlet hose is rather flimsy and came apart. I have got a proper hose clip which has secured it very well. Bit surprised the manufacturer provides such a poor clip. However, all else seems well and I am very satisfied.

I’ve thought about getting one of these for months as I don’t have space for a full sized one, plus I only use a few pots every day. As I have mobility issues I can’t stand at the sink hand washing my dishes a lot of the time. I watched several YouTube reviews before buying this one. It arrived yesterday and it was bigger than I expected, even though I had checked the measurements. It was very easy to set up and I used it several times on the intensive setting, then on the rapid setting. I was also able to place large steak plates in it, even though they are bigger than the oval size recommended. The tray can be completely removed so you can add salt, and wipe it down after use. The only thing I would have liked included is a cutlery basket, instead of the cutlery tray. Apart from that, I would definitely recommend this dishwasher.

I’ve had this baby about a year now, so I feel qualified to review it. I do not understand why companies bombard you with feedback requests when you have only had the product for five minutes. In fact Curry’s hassled me for a washing machine review before my scheduled delivery date! Bonkers.I moved into a flat with no dishwasher and nowhere to put one (unless I sacrificed the above-mentioned washing machine, and frankly, washing up by hand is less worse than using a launderette).You can plumb it in, but I don’t. I fill it with the jug (provided) and drain it into the sink. If I have a big cooking pot or mixing that doesn’t fit, I put that in the sink and point the drainhose into it.It’s astonishingly capacious, very efficient. I almost always use the quick cycle, 29 minutes, and it’s fine. It’s not silent, but it’s only half an hour. I do not believe you can wash this much stuff by hand, with only about 7L of water.And of course, it does what all dishwashers do best: it gives you somewhere to put the stuff out of sight until it’s time. The pictures show before and after use.The only negative comment I have is that the cutlery tray is a bit useless. So I reuse knives and teaspoons possibly a bit more than I would with a full-size dishwasher.Bottom line: I would not be without it, and I love it.

For almost thirty years I have longed for a dishwasher but our kitchen is too small to have even a slimline one. Initially I sent for a slightly larger table top version and although it was a lovely machine it looked far too big for the space I had. I didn’t even try it. It was returned and refunded in very quick time.This smaller version fits very well and having a glass door it looks good too. It’s not plumbed in so I have to fill it with four jugs of water but I don’t mind that - it’s 100% better than filling the bowl, putting in the pots and washing up at least three times a day. Drains into the sink - might look at plumbing in and sorting the drain out into the washing machine pipe but to be honest it’s no bother right now - still a novelty I suppose.Doesn’t really fit pans but they don’t take too long to wash and rinse. I don’t mind putting it on a couple of times a day I just fill it as the day goes on and put it on as needed, I use the rapid setting which is around 29 minutes in total and the door opens automatically so I only have to give the cutlery a quick dry, everything else can go straight away!I am really pleased with it, does what I need it to do.