[Electronics-Talk] Countertop dishwasher

[amandainparadise777 at gmail.com]

I bought a thing, while in college.  You connected it to a standard kitchen
faucet and turned on the hot water.  The flow of the hot water would cause
the agitator to turn pretty fast, so it would push the detergent and water
through the dishes inside.  Then, one would drain the water and run the hot
water through a couple more times.  
The problem is, that I didn't have a big enough water tank when I moved off
campus into an apartment, so it became rather useless and I just washed
dishes by hand.

I didn't realize there were now countertop models with smarts. 

One could make an overlay with clear plastic sheeting I suppose and use the
different types of dots with adhesive backing to place over the controls.
Or, just use those dots directly over the needed controls.

 

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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Countertop dishwasher

According to Amazon, the Honeywell countertop dishwasher has push button
controls. 

 

I'd never heard of a countertop dishwasher, so thanks for bringing it up.
Sounds interesting.  If you find a good one, please say what you got.

Tracy

 

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