CTTD6 Mini Counter Top Dishwasher in Black - 6.5 Litre Capacity - Compact Design - 6 Washing Settings - 7 Wash Cycles - ECO Friendly Mode - Ideal for Small Families

The media could not be loaded. I wanted something to cut down on washing up as I have a chronic illness, and chose this as it seemed the most reliable and small enough to fit in my tiny flat's kitchen, while still having decent internal space for dishes.I was pleasantly surprised by how efficient it is and it has enough space for an entire day's worth of crockery, pans and cutlery. I've only used the 90min cycle so far but the dishes have come out spotless and I have no problem with things fitting as I use large stoneware bowls instead of plates.The only stress was that I tried for days online to find the right tap attachment (as I rent and couldn't plumb the pipes in) and went to two different plumbing shops to be told an M22 to 3/4in adaptor is not routinely sold in the UK. Thankfully someone else posted a review recommending the Gardenia adaptor (in pic and linked here): https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/r.html?C=2X8R0PK3LTH9J&K=N22Q9UOC8MMG&M=urn:rtn:msg:2024052223484649a4d5c827854b6693aecab5e470p0eu&R=UQA7R927RSY5&T=C&U=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.co.uk%2Fdp%2FB0001E3ULQ%2Fref%3Dpe_27063361_487055811_TE_dp_1&H=UAN4A4ZQBS0ARDGOGN9PLLMUXG8A&ref_=pe_27063361_487055811_TE_dp_1 which works well.Having said that *please note* it drips throughout and is very stiff to undo the pipe after using it; I need pliers to get the pipe off the tap attachment due to the water pressure. It also releases some spray when it's detached, but for me having the dishwasher is worth the clean up!Overall, easy to use and good quality albeit a slightly fiddly set-up!

After about a week of getting used to this, I am really pleased with this dishwasher.I bought this as an upgrade from the smaller 3-place Cookology dishwasher. I had that one for 3 years, and liked it, but eventually it gave me some draining problems. This 6-place machine became available for almost as much as I would have to pay to fix the old one, so I went for it.Of course, having double the capacity is a big bonus. Although I am mostly cooking for one, this one is also good for when I have friends round, and is also big enough to take large pans, including my Ninja Foodi pans.With the old machine, I found the Eco setting worked well with almost everything. With this machine, I found that Eco was OK for lightly soiled pans and dishes, but not if something was dried or baked on. However, the Ultimate setting is brilliant, and gets everything clean; so I just need to learn when each setting is appropriate.With the old machine, I had been using a liquid - Finish Dishwashing Gel, rather than cut dishwasher tablets in half. This machine takes a full tablet, so I was using a recommended dishwasher tablet. However, I then tried the Finish Gel, and I do prefer that to the tablets, especially in cooler washes.My only other comment is that the two small cup shelves are mostly useless (for me), as all of my cups and mugs are too big to fit on there. After a very short time, I decided to remove them - they unclip easily - and although that means I lose a small area, it makes the space underneath easier to get at. If you have tiny cups, like espresso cups, you might find the shelves worth keeping.One other thing worth noting. The new machine is quite happy having the door "almost closed" when not in use - i.e. resting on the latch. This allows the machine to air and dry out, which means it stays fresh. I only completely close it when it is washing.But all in all, I am so very happy with it.

This machine has made our lives so much better. Hand washing can be quick but wasteful, and nothing gets thoroughly sterilized like a machine can do. Without salt or rinse agent it gets everything sparkling with Finish pods. Even with the quick 30 minute cycle the dishes and glasses come out streak-free and are mostly dry. We manage to fit everything in from most of the day. We had a minor issue with the shipping and the vendor wrote back immediately and made it 100% right. Very impressed with The Wright Buy LTD. We put a Tecmolog Brass Sink Valve Diverter on our tap. You may need an adapter for it depending on your tap. It comes with M22 male to M24 adapter. The side diverter is half inch I believe. I got a 1/2” to 3/4” adapter for that so I could attach a standard brass 3/4” outside tap hose connector set. I leave the adapter on the side output of the Tecmolog and screw the other half into the supply line. When we need to run it I just use the quick connect, turn on the cold tap, and flip the diverter to the supply line. If I need the tap during the wash cycle, I can briefly turn the diverter valve halfway and still use the tap. This sounds somewhat involved, but it is quite a straightforward system to take easy advantage of this outstanding reasonably priced machine.