Russell Hobbs RHTTDW6S Freestanding Compact Dishwasher, Eco mode, 6 place set...

This is a great device that cleand and dries well. Its small. but suitable for my daughter who live alone. I have marked 4 star for VFM as you can but a larger slimline unit for pretty much the same price. Of course If she had the space we would have done that so happy to pay the price. There are cheaper units available but mostly chinese imports. This was well packaged, and a breeze to install. I had a power socket and a water connection available. Including moving a shelf in a cupboard it was running in 20 mins. needs a 60cm wide cupboard which gives a 5mm clearence either side. I needed to remove the back of the cupboard which may be the case for all. Lots of programs to choose from but like most people we settled on the 1.5 hour one and thats likely where it will stay.

The Russell Hobbs countertop dishwasher has been a great addition to my small kitchen. It fits easily on the counter, runs fairly quietly, and cleans dishes surprisingly well for its size. Perfect for one or two people. It doesn’t handle large pots or big plates very well, but for everyday dishes it’s a huge time-saver.

Maybe should be slightly larger as my 270mm plates don’t fit inside , it only takes 250mm ones but very easy to set up and washes perfectly ,really worth the price

Good little dishwasher. Highly recommend

finally no nagging from my miss :) if you load it correctly so the cutlery rack isn't blocking the tablet dispenser (it opens to the inside while washing at some point) there shouldn't be any residue left behind, the dishwasher fits quite a lot dishes inside so both me and my misses are happy with the purchase. the photo is of one of our average washings, if you have plates only you can fit quite a lot of them inside to be fair. oh and I suggest to use dishwasher salt and rinse aid as an addition to the tablets/tabs as whatever tabs you might be using they'll never have an expected cleaning power alone if fully loaded

I do not have room for a full sized dishwasher, but I can (just about) shoehorn a half sized one like this under the kitchen sink in my flat. This fitted, tightly, like the one it replaced (different make, 11 years old.) Not that I care, but it is not ugly - I did not buy it to look at and/or admire. It is a little louder than its predecessor, but I tend to load my dishwasher up in the evening, go to bed, and turn it on the following morning just before going to work. Noise is not really a consideration. It is quiet enough not to bother my neighbours. As with all dishwashers the only way to actually achieved the claimed capacity of 13 angry men, 3 amigos, a Snow White and 7 dwarves, 101 Dalmatians, 39 steps etc is to own the exact same film or book used by the manufacture, in the same format. which no one ever does. Mine is currently running the ‘before first use’ wash. If I can get 4 of my dinner plates, 4 knives, 4 forks, BUT BUT NOW. I hate it. It can not get a single item to actually stand upright in the washing basket. Glasses fall over, plates do not fit In any direction. Dinner, side, salad, tiny saucers, nothing stays upright, Totally useless. Unfit for purpose. You have to own the exact set of plates and dishes they owned to get them to fit. The washing arm hits the lid for the salt container, and jams. Every time. Clack clack clack, as it hits the lid as it rotates… then an after 10 to 15 minutes of a 3 and a half hour wash cycle no more ‘whoosh whoosh’ as the arm rotates, and no ‘clack clack’ as it hits the lid on thy was past. It has jammed. On the lid of the salt pot. As usual. I currently have a glass coaster, normally put under a glass to prevent water-marks on furniture, in it, on the floor/base. The arm hits the coaster and bounces up a bit. It can then pass over the lid of the salt/water softener lid. They should have designed this in. It was such an easy fix. So this weekend I will cast a small acrylic part, shaped like a door stop, and glue it in place. It will direct the arm over the lid of the salt container.