Questions and Answers for Danby Countertop Dishwasher in White

A:  Hello JP, this unit attached to any regular faucet and drains to your sink, you can use the sink if desire in between cycles.

A:  This dishwasher does not come with an adapter to hook up to a standard washing machine faucet. However, you can take the dishwasher tap assembly to your local hardware store, and they may be able to provide the proper adapter to screw onto your washer faucet.

A:  Hello Anon, you can fit pots and pats that are maximum 11" diameter and that can be washed in dishwasher.

A:  Hello Sandy, our dishwashers can hold up to 11" diameter plates on the bottom rack.

A:  The provided drain hose is flexible and can be run to a nearby sink or alternative waste water source. You can hook this up to any faucet that will fit with our quick-connect adapter.

A:  Hello TE, this unit includes an econo-dry cycle. However, we recommend you to open the door once the unit finished the cycle to let the steam out.

A:  Hello Robert, we recommend you to use the hot water only.

A:  Hello Bolero327, the LED display shows the time remaining on each cycle.

A:  Hello Pointh136. The hoses are all included.

A:  Hello Ruby, the unit comes with a pump assembly, so it can be connected from under the sink to the faucet, however, the unit should not be connected to the water line directly as the pressure of the water may damage the motor.

A:  I think this dishwasher is designed on the counter top not under the sink, have these reasons why: a) after its finish the cycle or washing you have to open the unit to dry your dishes b) the washer will retain some water inside the dishwasher, this will create problem in the near future. My best advise is to get dishwasher that"s built in, this thing can be place under the sink.