COMFEE' Table Top Dishwasher No Plumbing with 6L Water Tank

What it is and what problem it solves

The COMFEE' Table Top Dishwasher is a compact, plug-and-play countertop model designed for small spaces where a full-sized dishwasher isn’t practical. With a 6L built-in water tank and no mandatory plumbing, it offers a flexible setup for flats, student accommodation, cabins or caravans where access to a standpipe isn’t reliable. Its real-world aim is simple: to make everyday dishwashing easier without dedicating full kitchen real estate.

How it works in practice

This model provides 7 wash programmes, including Hygiene at 72°C, Intensive, ECO, Glass, a 58-minute quick wash, Rapid and a Self-Clean cycle. In addition, there are 3 extra functions: auto open drying, a 1–24 hour delay start, and a child lock. The mix of programmes gives options for different levels of soiling and different dish types, from glassware to rejuvenating plates after a busy meal. The auto door opening combined with a fan drying helps air circulate and speeds up drying, which is convenient if you’re short on space or time.

Design and capacity, on paper

With exterior dimensions of W420 × D435 × H465 mm, this countertop model fits neatly on a worktop while offering a larger interior capacity than some other compact dishwashers. It can handle plates up to 270 mm in diameter, making it more versatile for households of 3–4 people who don’t want to wash up by hand every day.

No plumbing — how the water system works

A notable feature is the no-plumbing requirement. You can fill the 6L tank manually if a tap isn’t conveniently located, or you can connect the included inlet hose to a tap for a more traditional setup. This dual approach adds flexibility for renters or travellers who move between homes.

What’s included and setup notes

The package includes the user manual, suction cup, water bottle, water tray, bottle holder, drain hose and inlet hose. Some installations may require a hose thread adapter depending on your fittings, so it’s worth checking compatibility with your existing kit before purchase.

Practical strengths and limitations

On the plus side, 20% energy saving relative to a class F baseline (when using ECO) means running costs aren’t excessive for a small appliance. The 72°C Hygiene Wash is a clear benefit for tackling heavily soiled dishes and suppressing bacteria growth. The self-contained water tank and optional supply hose broaden where you can use it, which is useful in non-standard kitchens.

On the downside, the compact nature means capacity is inherently limited compared with full-size models, and some users may find that larger pots or very large plates don’t fit in a single cycle. Also, the setup may require a little patience if you’re adjusting from a traditional under-sink machine, particularly around hose fittings.

Who it’s for

This dishwashing option suits single occupants, couples or small families in small spaces. It’s ideal for dorm rooms, holiday lets, caravans or apartments where dedicated plumbing isn’t feasible or where moving the appliance is part of the daily routine.

When it makes sense to buy

If you prioritise space-saving and value-for-money, and you don’t mind managing water supply via a tank or hose, this model offers practical convenience. It’s a sensible choice if you want to avoid a larger, more expensive unit while still achieving time-saving cleanliness for everyday dinnerware.

When you might reconsider

If you regularly wash large roasting dishes, bulky bakeware or numerous place settings in a single cycle, a compact countertop approach may feel limiting. Also, if you require a fixed water supply for continuous use, the tank option adds a level of planning compared with plumbed models.

What to check before buying

• Confirm your space can accommodate the 420 mm width and the height clearance for door opening.
• Check whether the 6L tank meets your typical load, you may need to run multiple cycles for larger households.
• Ensure your existing kitchen fittings align with the included inlet hose or consider adapters if needed.
• Consider your preference for ongoing energy use, ECO mode is designed to save energy, but cycle duration can vary.

Practical usage example

Imagine after a family dinner, you pop in plates, bowls and cutlery in a 58-minute or ECO cycle. The auto open drying helps everything dry faster without manual intervention, and you’re ready to put away the utensils before the next day begins.

FAQ (based on available data)

• Can the dishwasher run without a water supply? Yes, you can fill the 6L tank manually.
• How energy-efficient is it? It offers 20% energy saving versus a class F baseline when using ECO.
• What’s included in the box? Manual, suction cup, water bottle, water tray, bottle holder, drain hose and inlet hose. Some setups may require an adapter.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you need compact, flexible dishwashing with some creative water options and you don’t want to commit to a plumbed appliance. If space and installation simplicity are top priorities, it can be a practical fit for everyday use.