Table Top Dishwasher DW10 Portable Mini Dishwashers Compact 5L Countertop Dish Washer with 5 Wash Cycles Electric Tabletop Dishwasher Cleaner for Quick Eco Cleaning Plates Glass Cutlery Fruit

My wife and I were always arguing about who does the dishes, when they should be done, etc. Kitchenware piles up - especially the awkward stuff - and skipping even one night makes it worse. Well, this wee box of agitated water and some detergent will really surprise you! We love our Duronic vacuum cleaner and so gave this a go. We rent, so plumbing was out of the question - filling it with a jug takes less than a minute, and the waste pipe just points at the sink keeping out of the way. However, I do keep a funnel handy as it can splash quite a bit while filling. So long as you stack things correctly you can fit a surprising amount in there, and it's rare that something will need a second wash. And the fact you can see inside it, and rearrange things in the middle of a wash, means you get really good at correctly stacking because you can actually see what it's doing. Sometimes I'll have a lot of washing up to do and so I'll start a long programme and progressively take things out and replace them with other dirty items, doing the rinsing by hand - it's like having a second pair of hands. Of course it can't do big items, but the fact it's doing all the small things while I wash the big things by hand has real value. It's very good for awkward-to-clean kitchen accessories, and I even pop the sink sponge in there sometimes for a refresh. The build quality is really good - it's metal where it makes sense to be metal, and plastic where it doesn't matter that it's plastic. It's surprisingly lightweight, not that we ever move ours. It's surprisingly quiet too - being sat in the kitchen while it sloshes away is tolerable. The automatic drying at the end is fantastic - you can put the machine on when going to bed and wake up in the morning to clean & dry kitchenware, and sometimes it's ready to be unloaded dry after only a quarter of an hour. Ongoing maintenance is easy - simply pop out the few parts that need cleaning every once in a while and pop them back in. We use vinegar to occasionally clean the heating element of limescale. If you're a renting couple on the fence about buying it, don't be - it's the right choice.

I didn’t expect to love this mini dishwasher as much as I do, but it has completely transformed my daily routine. I live in a small flat with a toddler, and when my full-size dishwasher broke down, I wasn’t sure a compact one could really keep up. I’ve been genuinely impressed — this little machine is incredibly helpful and saves me so much precious time! It fits perfectly in my small kitchen, and I’m surprised by how much it can hold. With a bit of smart stacking, it easily handles quite a lot. It’s quiet, easy to use, and everything comes out sparkling clean — even on quick wash cycles. The built-in water tank gives me flexibility with where I place it, and it even has an automatic drying feature. I usually just open the door at the end to let things air dry, which works great for me, but it’s good to know that if I’m out it or sleeping it will dry the dishes for me. One tip: make sure you use all-in-one tablets for best results — especially if you live in a hard water area like I do. I honestly wish I’d bought it sooner!

This dishwasher is a great solution for kitchens that don't have sufficient space for a full-sized dishwasher, or for those who can't/don't want to plumb a dishwasher in. The dishwasher cleans just as well as a traditional dishwasher - whilst waiting for delivery I allowed a couple of days worth of dishes and plates to build-up, including some tea-stained mugs and teaspoons and a glass with orange juice "bits". Using Tesco own brand tablets, all of the cutlery and crockery looked sparkling after a normal washing and drying cycle; and I have since used it regularly and achieved good results every time. The dishwasher is about as noisy as a washing machine. I did not plumb it in, and fill it up using hot water from the tap and/or boiled water from the kettle. One issue is that the machine requires about 5 litres of water, but the jug that is provided does not have measuring lines that add up to 5, so you have to roughly approximate how much water is enough. Fortunately, there is an indicator and a beep that lets you know you've put enough water in. If you have strength/mobility issues, and you mount the dishwasher on a countertop, you should be aware that you have to fill it from the top, so you need to be able to lift and pour with control a jug of about 1.5-1.7 litres of hot water. You also need to be tall enough/have a long enough reach to do this. The other downside is that instructions are bad for a machine that is so simple. However, it is much better than having to clean by hand, and throwing 5 litres of water into a machine and letting it run is far better than cleaning dirty dishes and plates by hand.

Bought the Duronic DW10 to replace my Airmsen tabletop dishwasher, which died after barely a month (the previous Airmsen only made it to 4 months). The DW10 is basically the only other non plumbed option with a capacity that matches Airmsen. Straight out of the box, the difference in build quality was obvious. It’s lighter, less bulky, has more settings, and feels far better made. A big plus is that Duronic is UK based. I’ve owned 3 tabletop dishwashers before this, and on every single one the top spray arm barely worked. Not the case with the Duronic - it actually does what it’s supposed to. I honestly wish I’d bought this instead of replacing the first Airmsen that failed after 4 months. I originally avoided it because I thought it didn’t have a delay start function, which I rely on to run cycles overnight when electricity is cheaper. Turns out the delay feature is there, it’s just hidden under the dry button. Choose your cycle, hold dry, and set the delay time. I’ve only had the DW10 for under 24 hours, but so far I haven’t found a single flaw, which is more than I can say for the others. And the black finish is gorgeous.

Game changer. Hated washing up especially cutlery and live in a flat where there is no space or pulling available for a real dishwasher so I just accepted my fate of washing up for however long I live here. Not anymore with this. It uses probably the same amount of water I would use washing up but probably less. Comes with a jug and it takes about 3 jug fulls to fill it up. I fill it with hot water from the tap. Hose pipe for drainage was easy enough to connect I just have it going into the sink. You just push it on and screw a metal clamp thing very easy. Does have another pipe which you can use to plumb it in if you want but I can’t comment on that feature because I don’t use it. I use Amazon basic dishwasher tablets which seem to be perfect for this they are small and cheap (couple quid for 40 tablets) dishes come out sparkling clean even very soiled dishes. The reason I give it 4 stars is because of its shape. It’s not a complete hollow box it has a weird ridge at the back. The way it comes means that I couldn’t add normal sized plates as it wouldn’t close. Easily solved this by flipping the dish rack the other way round so the dishes weren’t at the back. The dish rack itself is a bit of a weird shape so can feel like jenga trying to fit things in. It can fit a lot but sometimes it takes ages to load it and then you have to remove things and really try jenga it together like a puzzle. Sometimes just that takes so long I think I could’ve hand washed it by now! Broken 2 glasses because I was trying to fit too much in. Anyways just don’t overload it and you can fit a decent amount in. I live with my wife and this is percent for the 2 of us we run it every other day and even fit sauce pans and stuff in there. Overall a good buy if you can’t fit a regular dishwasher. Also I find that just using the quick setting works just as well as using normal it does the same thing just quicker and cheaper. The light is nice and the sound isn’t loud. It’s kind of a calming noise I find myself just watching it sometimes it’s cool that it’s see through it’s satisfying to watch it clean then shoot out the dirty water. It has a drying function too but I don’t use it I just let it air out

Only had it for 10 days and I have an E3 error code. Filter clean. No blockage, water draining ok. Doesn't appear to be heating up. Won't reset and beeps continously.

Absolutely love mine, which I bought here in November 2025, so had it about 5 months, and it's been life-changing for me! It has done so many washes I feel I can now comment on it. We're a 2-person household and both struggle (particularly me as a neurodivergent) to keep on top of the washing up, but maintenance and big dish washes have been made possible with the help of my dishwasher friend 😂 Yes, you have to put multiple washes on if you are tackling a big clean up, but with frequently high overwhelm and fatigue levels, it just allows me to put a set of dishes on while I tackle something else. I also feel more able to put things in the dishwasher of an evening than I do standing over the sink to physically wash up! Of course, we do still have to wash some things, but it's just SO much more manageable. My partner was against the idea at first due to only being in a one-bed flat, and was worried it would take up a lot of space, which it doesn't, and she very quickly came to love it! We use it mostly on the Eco setting which washes brilliantly, and by filling up the water tank (5 litres per wash), with the drain hose going into the sink, and it works for us, as it would be a pain to plumb it in. But plumbing in is an option too. It beeps when the max water level is reached, which is about 2.5 jugs full, using the jug that comes with it. The manual says to fill it until you just about see the water at the top, but it's quite hard to see so the beep helps. We also have an open-plan living room and kitchen, and we don't find the noise level bad at all when watching the TV. You can also pause it part way through if you've forgotten to put something in and have space for it, and have a decent amount of time remaining on the wash, and so far we haven't had water spill out when opening it, even when it's full flow in the wash cycle. We have also used the fruit setting but I can only upload one video to the review! It works great. I am currently just trying to establish whether raising/elevating the drain hose would be a good idea to help drainage. It has no problem at all actually draining and we've had no bad smells to suggest backwash is happening; I just hear a sound when it's draining that makes me think the poor thing is struggling...but that's the only evidence I have! Also, I think it says you can put 10/10.5inch plates in; some of mine are slightly larger so I put them in at an angle and works absolutely fine! Finally, the only initial 'struggle' I had was with the part where you put salt. I would put it in and then struggle to get the part back in and it to actually click into place. But once I'd managed to wiggle it about and make it click once (probably a few washes in when I persevered and managed it 😂), it has since told me when I need to add more salt with an 'St' indicator on the digital display. I wouldn't even bother mentioning about it but if it helps someone on here if they decide to go and buy it (which they should!), if this crops up for them then hopefully it's helped! So yes, very happy with it, it really does work perfectly for our needs and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it 😊

Brilliant dishwasher, worth every penny, very good service.

Lave vaisselle compact, un peu plus volumineux que prévu, fait plutôt bien son travail et facile a installer. La fonction de pouvoir remplir le réservoir soi-même est un plus non-négligeable quand vous avez un sèche-linge pour réutiliser l'eau de se dernier. A voir dans le temps si cela dure, si j'y pense je ferais un update dans quelques semaines. Le seul petit couac c'est un tout petit pète sur le coin gauche de la porte, sûrement dû au transport.

Compacto, funciona de maravilla, me sirve para meter 7 platos, varios vasos, copas y bastantes cubiertos. En el modo económico de 30 minutos basta para que salga todo reluciente. Eso sí, después de eso automáticamente entra en modo secado y son 60 minutos más, aunque puede pararse cuando se quiera. Muy buena compra para cocinar pequeñas o si por diseño no entra un lavavajillas empotrable, y especialmente si es para una o dos personas

Ich bin ich super zufrieden. Habe lange mit mir gerungen, weil eine große Maschine ja für ähnliches Geld zu haben ist. Diese würde ich aber allein vom Umfang nicht voll kriegen und auch in meiner kleinen Küche schlecht stellen können. Ich nutze die Maschine mit Spülmaschinenblättern, da ist die Dosierung simpel. Bei mir läuft das Gerät alle 2 - 3 Tage. Die Näpfe und Leckmatten von meinem Hund werden jetzt auch wieder schön sauber 🐕👌

Le meilleur de sa catégorie, une fois trouvé sa place lorsque vous n’avez pas la chance d’avoir l’espace pour un grand lave vaisselle, il va vous changer la vie ! Nous sommes 4, je fais tourner 3 cycles par jour, et depuis je n’ai quasiment plus rien à laver à la main ! Pour les biberons c’est le top ! Il y’a un mode plus puissant pour les casseroles bien grasses, un mode plus rapide pour le peu sale, et pas trop plein…

Achèté pour notre fils qui a une petite cuisine , ce mini lave vaisselle est une pépite ! Le fait d’avoir deux possibilités de remplissage d’eau ; directement relié à une arrivée d’eau ou à remplir manuellement au dessus et une super idée . Il lave super bien et a pas mal de programme . Pour les commentaires : la tablette se désintègre mal : comme tous les laves vaisselle il ne faut pas utilisé les tablettes premier prix et ne pas mettre non plus de liquide vaisselle car évidemment ça vous le remplira de mousse ! Je recommande ce produit pour son gain de place et son efficacité . La vitre transparente est un plus avec la lumière bleue .