Product review (5 stars): Best Bet if You Can't Live Without a Dishwasher
I've had this dishwasher for about one year now and it's been quite a pleasure to own. When I moved into my new apartment, I knew I wouldn't be able to live without a dishwasher anymore, so I ended up buying one of these. Though I don't have a particularly good place to put it, I ended up putting it on top of a microwave cart I got at Target, next to the sink and it has worked out well.

Key points I've observed:
* The red button on the hose is to reduce the pressure in the hose prior to removing it from the faucet -- it would be nice if someone told me that before the first time I used this.
* I had some trouble with getting the facuet adapter to fit well, but after I put a washer in and had it in for a few days, I've never seen the slightest drip out of it
* The hose is too short to make this practical in a lot of situations and I couldn't find anywhere to buy the appropriate hose. A movable cart is a good idea if you don't have room to house is permanently next to the sink.
* Use the tabs or packets of detergent. I had very poor results using regular liquid detergent, and there's no where to put a rinse agent. Electrosol tabs ought to be 2x too much detergent for this, but all I know is they work great.

I can't wash pots and pans like I could with my full-size dishwasher before, but they never fit in right anyway and used up most of the room. I am able to cram 6 full size plates into this dishwasher easily, along with lots of other stuff. The one problem is glasses. There is no good place to put any but the tiniest glasses. Since I rarely use any, I don't find this to be a problem, but it could be a decision point for others.