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Some UK flats are tiny and can't fit a full-size dishwasher. And as a singleton, you don't often make enough dishes to justify a full load either. (although a
by davewasthere 5y ago
Some UK flats are tiny and can't fit a full-size dishwasher.
And as a singleton, you don't often make enough dishes to justify a full load either. (although a twin drawer dishwasher would work a treat there)
- OJFord 5y agoI live in a UK flat without a 'full-size' dishwasher. Did you see OP though? This isn't about that, my half-width one still goes under the counter and takes normal tablets.
- throwawayboise 5y agoIf your flat is so small that you can't have a dishwasher, do you really want to occupy some (probably significant) fraction of your countertop with this thing? It looks like it could wash maybe a few plates and cups at a time. That would take maybe 2 min to wash by hand in the sink. The entire premise of this device seems ridiculous to me.
- sterlind 5y agoI have a disability and can't really wash dishes by hand. imagine all your plates and cups are made of thick lead.. that's what it feels like. I'd gladly use a tabletop dishwasher if I didn't have one, otherwise I'd have to use paper plates and plastic cups.