Farberware Professional Countertop Portable Dishwasher on QVC
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Farberware Professional Countertop Portable Dishwasher
Whether it's in your kitchen, camping, or on your boat or RV, dirty dishes are now a thing of the past. The Farberware Professional Portable Dishwasher can be placed on any countertop or sturdy table and gives you the choice of using its built-in water tank or a quick faucet hookup. From Farberware.
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I received mine and felt like a kid that got a new toy! I am so happy with it!!
I love that you can pour the water yourself so you still have access to your tap.
glad to know I’m not the only South African looking for a small washer.
How do you remove the water?
@@consuelomora5934 There's a pipe that comes out the back you can put it in your sink or connect it to your waste pipe just like your washing machine
And the little pitcher is great for filling water filter pitcher as well!😊
I own this machine for a year so far Its Awesome!!!!
How much does it run?
Can you wash pots and pans in it? Do they fit? Any limitations you've noticed?
We have this dishwasher, and love it! We don't have room for a full size dishwasher, so this is perfect for us! It's surprising how much you can load this with, and have it all come out clean! The only issue we had was a little haze on some dishes, from the cascade dish powder. Thank you for the suggestion to use liquid detergent. We'll give it a try. 😊
Btw- this is a really good deal. Hubby and our oldest son surprised us with this, and it was much more expensive. 😉
Yup the liquid does much better than the powder
Does it heat dry it for you?
@@MulataLinda8 Ours has that setting, but we usually just open the door and let them air dry.
I have this dishwasher and I love it!! I only use rapid mode I find it cleans better and faster in 35 min. I also use the great value dish powder it cleans better than liquid detergent and it’s super cheap. It lasts a long time I haven’t finished the box yet lol it’s been almost a full year.
Absolutely this has put the meaning to packing the whole house when going on vacation. An auction was the culprit to getting portable tech savvy pushed triple digits accidentally my win..lol
my dishwasher I wold rate it ten Ot of ten
nice invention.... like the glass, blue light etc , it can be therapeutic.
I would just rapid wash everything. And use the 2 hour setting for a few pots lol
This one is a definite possibility. I'm impressed so far.
I got it today. Tried to do a load of dishes. Started out fine, but then got a E4 (overflow) error. Hope it will work once I let it dry out.
How is it working for you now?
@@flawlessvic Doing great. Fixed the error. Turns out that because I had never owned a dishwasher before, I used regular hand dishwashing soap instead of detergent made for dishwashers. I found a dishwasher detergent I like and now I love my machine.
@@rattiegirl5 nice !
@@rattiegirl5what do you think is the best option as in detergent? I'm thinking powder?
I use pods.
I have thus dishwasher because they have to fix the problem downstairs we have no hot water and need to sanitize the dishes somehow. Love love ❤ this dishwasher.
Nice, bless me with one.. My hands are a mess because of cleaning dishes with harsh dish detergents.
Amen !
i just got one. had a small pool of water in the drain area (filter). why would that happen? and do you have to unhook the drain hose from the back of the unit every now and then? i LOVE this dishwasher!!
From the few videos I have seen that is from testing at the factory. Though you would think they would dry it out before shipping.
1/23/2021 Inside the machine? If that's what your talking about. The dishwasher is suppose to leave a small amount of water in the unit. If your referring to the back of the machine where the hose meets the dishwasher, You haven't got the hose clamped tight enough.
At 2:41, The timer shows 2 hours and nine minutes to do dishes? When he turned it on, it didn't count down by seconds. Good Grief!! I can do them by hand a lot faster than that.
Can tabs be used as he recommended gel ( liquid )
Can we see it clean dirty dishes.
I have an older model and can't connect it to sink faucet because the connector is too large. It seems to be a pipe fitting. Plus it only hums and won't run.
What's the difference between the Farberware FDW05ASBWHA
And the
Farberware Professional FCD06ABBWHA
What is the electrical usage of this machine? I have a counter too ice maker and it uses a lot of electricity!! My electric bill goes up quite a bit. IMO
Where does the water go after it is used to wash the dishes? does it have a hose that it drains out of? or does the water go back in the tank?
It has a drain pipe.
@@Reddylion Even if you don't use the hoses and fill with a container((about 1 1/2 gal.of water) and the drain pipe is in the bottom what catches the water (drain)? Just trying to understand because I really would like to get one.Again the price is what I must have missed it?
So you can just use fairy up liquid with it?
I never thought of that but yes why not
noooooooooo
never put hand dishwashing liquid in a dishwasher, not unless you want bubbles spewing everywhere lol
Never use hand washing liquid in you dishwasher.
Where does the drain water go?
I love my portable dishwasher but should I fill it with cold or hot water
@ carlasams4346
I fill mine with cold water because the machine heats the water😊
At what temperature does it wash the fruits ?
Does it have the option to attach directly to a water line? like a regular dishwasher is.
Yes
What about drainage?
How do you deep clean this portable dishwasher, anyway? What solutions do I have, just like a regular standalone dishwasher,... or there's something else specific designed for such tiny appliances?!
Never use anything other than dishwasher detergent. Or you can end up Ruining the water pump and the seals around the door and gaskets . So if you want to clean your dishwater. Just fill the dishwasher with with your dishwasher soap. And run it though a normal cycle without anything in it.
When adding water should it be hot water. I like the idea that you can actually use distilled water to disinfect items.
It heats up the water so no need to use hot water.
Recommend to use cold water
It's like I wanted to buy this because I need something like this, but since it's on qvc that actually is a negative for me lol
They sell similar elsewhere
Probably cheaper too
They sell this on amazon as well
I ended up getting it on Amazon it works well
shopping channels are the devil but at least they do a good job of showing what you can actually get in it, all the sale photos of this and similar ones are either empty or just have like 2 plates in lol
I believe amazon and walmart carry this particular one as well
I need one plz 😍
Does it not dry?
So what happens to the dirty water after cleaning is done ?
Drained into sink with attached hose
I want one
Does not ship to Canada
Where do you put the dishwashing liquid not one video shows you how to do that
There is a small dent or a hole type in the bottom of the door, on door, just fill it up with liquid or powder but use dishwasher specified one only, to avoid any errors etc , i don't need that drama in my life. 🙂🤓
@@Reddylion not on these model
@@Reddylion I have a akwaba desk top dishwasher
Where does the dirty water drain?
It comes with a drainage hose. You can drain it into the sink or a bucket.
@@kristismart4065 if you have a sink near by. You put the hose into the sink. Or in and RV you can drain it into a bucket
DID NOT show dirty dishes getting cleaned! WHY NOT do the demo for real? Seems like showing off for commercial advertising.
Not a fan of this thing. Wasted $400 on this thing and it won't even run lol. Ridiculous. And all I'm seeing in reviews is they get error codes pretty early on.
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How does the water get hot
The same way any other countertop appliance gets hot...you plug it in. I bought one of these, two months ago and it’s the best thing, ever.
it has a built in water heater
@@angieharris8015 nice
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A dishwasher is great for when you have a lot of dishes to get done .. but really you’re going to be this lazy people? It’s a few measly dishes just hand wash them 🤣
Great point. How lazy do you have to be to spend over 1 hour in a dishwasher when you could manually do it in less than 5 minutes. What is this world getting to?
@@1infiniteloop244 I think you all are missing the point...
this is far more efficient and sanitary than hand washing especially when hand washing can waste more water if someone is leaving the water on using more water than necessary to rinse plates and also leaving the water running to warm up.
I was a professional dishwasher/restaurant warewasher, the rinsing process by hand uses more water for a single plate than a basket load in a machine were several place settings can be washed rinsed and sterilized at once, plus washing machines cycle the water being used, reusing the water over the course of the load, and utilizing pressurized, mistified, superheated water hotter than humanly possible.
I will also give you another example.
My grandmother was a professional chef but her oven was broken for 10 years, I would have to climb underneath it to plug it in every time she wanted to use it because of an electrical issue that would cause it to not turn off or turn itself on by itself.
During the course of those 10 years TV dinners, disposable plates, and minimal dishes became the norm, but once I bought her a new oven she began cooking like crazy.
Large pots and pans baking, frying... extra sticky and greasy messes everywhere
.. a sink full of dishes and oven countertop full of dishes as she would rarely wash them herself leaving them to pile up.
When I would wash them following proper three-stage segregated chamber procedures, _(In a small kitchen, really just two stage)_ I found myself wasting an exorbitant amount of water letting it run until it got hot and also using more detergent than necessary because we had the cheap unconcentrated value brand that would get struggle to cut through the extremely soiled dishes and cookware.
It would take me an hour almost by hand with rags and sponges scrubbing and rinsing several times, also the fatigue on my lower back as I am taller than her and the countertop was built to her height, also the overspray of water, and sloshing of suds on the countertop backsplash and wood has caused damage over time.
You should experience this and do your research before criticizing.
Ideal for morning and lunch dishes though. Especially in my 2 people wee house lol
I don't mind washing dishes by hand and honestly I wouldn't have enough plates/cups to fill a regular size dishwasher and I didn't even use it when I had one in my last apartment. But I've noticed with my tendencies I leave stuff just in the sink until the sink is full and then I wash everything. Honestly this would solve that problem. It would clear all the dishes out of my sink and when this little thing is full just turn it on and go. It would basically just replace the drying rack I have next to my sink. So I'm seriously considering this and I'd probably use it constantly
They usually use less water than you would use in a sink
And because they use less water it costs less to heat it up
The running costs are very low
And they can be more hygienic
Dishwashers are often misunderstood
This is BS. The majority of those dishes would come out still dirty. The jet stream of water would not be able to access them packed in so tightly. False advertising.
It's not BS. I've got one of these and, even when I cram it full as shown here, it cleans everything perfectly. There is a second sprayer arm above the basket.
I purchased this and have had no problems with it.But you are entitled to your opinion