Table top dishwasher

the_devil_made_me_do_it

I would like a dishwasher but haven't the room for a full sized one. I was told I could buy a table top one. Are they expensive and how do they "plumb" in??

I've never had a dishwasher before, but both my partner and I are becoming increasingly busy with work and uni + I have very sensitive skin and a dishwasher could be a godsend.

Any help/advice would be appreciated Maybe someone has spotted one cheap

clarejoanne

I'd be grateful for an answer too on how they plumb in. I've never been able to work it out. Do they just fix onto the taps?

consultant31

Hope this info helps:-

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Zanussi_DCS12W_FS__Review_5367403

ScoobieGirl

Only thing I would suggest is double checking that it meets your requirements size wise.I find they don't actually take a whole meals worth of washing, so you either end up washing all the saucepans and other stuff by hand or will need to run it twice - not very money saving.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

ScoobieGirl wrote: »

Only thing I would suggest is double checking that it meets your requirements size wise.I find they don't actually take a whole meals worth of washing, so you either end up washing all the saucepans and other stuff by hand or will need to run it twice - not very money saving.

There's only myself and other half. We wouldn't be home for lunch, so mainly tea-time dishes.

I have no room for the regular size one. I don't want to start moving kichen cupboards to fit one in.

lilac_lady

If you have a full sink unit -a basin and a draining board - you could fit a small dishwasher under the draining board side and just have a single cupboard under the sink.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

lilac_lady wrote: »

If you have a full sink unit -a basin and a draining board - you could fit a small dishwasher under the draining board side and just have a single cupboard under the sink.

Unfortunatly I only have a single cupboard under the sink. I live in rented property too, so am really unable to make changes.