Product review (5 stars): SPT Rocks. Manual labor does not
Living in NYC isn't easy. Apartments cost a ton to rent, and space comes at a premium (in fact, apartments that have built-in dishwashers are often $100-$200 more per month, which adds up fast). Unfortunately, I'm also extremely lazy in that I hate doing dishes every day, or ever for that matter. It was getting to the point where literal mountains of dishes were cluttering my already space limited counters. I woke up one day, and decided this needed to change. I asked myself, "What's the cheapest way to solve the problem of unending dirty dishes?". So I logged on my favorite dating app and got myself a nice girlfriend.

I thought all my problems were solved. I was wrong. Very wrong.

It turns out that getting a girlfriend actually INCREASED the amount of dirty dishes. I was shocked. Saddened. Deeply disturbed. Every night, I curled up in to a ball among my dishes and cried myself to sleep, hoping my tears would wash away the dried up Indian curry from a month ago, or loosen the cheese cement attached to my mac n' cheese bowl. Alas, it did nothing. About to give up, I turned to my previous dishwasher-turned-girlfriend and begged for help. After refusing any sort of manual labor plea, we eventually turned to our online friends and discovered the SPT countertop dishwasher. It was a match made in heaven. The SPT easily gobbled up all my dish-related problems and spit out gorgeous, piping-hot, sparkling clean dishes. All I have to do is throw a little dishwasher detergent packet it, click the hose on to the sink, and fire that puppy up. The little SPT box is so whisper quiet, you can practically hear the dishes sigh in relief as they deep soak all the previous months of abuse and neglect away.

Do yourself a favor. Don't get a girlfriend. Get a SPT countertop dishwasher instead.