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BLACK+DECKER BCD6W 6 Place Setting ENERGY STAR Portable Compact Countertop Dishwasher

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Style: Dishwasher


Features

  • 7 SUPERIOR WASH CYCLES: With this incredible BLACK+DECKER portable dishwasher, you find the right wash cycle that works for you and your dishes. Our 7 wash cycles for this 21.5 x 21.7 x 17.2 dishwasher machine include: Normal, Intensive, Eco, Glass, 90 Minutes, Rapid & Soak. Save water and time in the kitchen cleaning by letting this stainless steel dishwasher do all the hard work.
  • LED DISPLAY: Set your wash cycle and time with ease thanks to this intuitive dish washer LED display. Thanks to its easy-to-navigate electronic touch controls, you can see remaining cycle time and even delay start time. Child lock included with portable dish washing machine to secure maximum safety.
  • QUICK CONNECT: Hook up your must-have white dishwasher with a seamless Quick Connect assembly, hooking right up to the faucet. No need for direct plumbing or permanent installation. With this portable dishwasher, you conveniently connect when you need clean dishes and disconnect when not in use.
  • IMPRESSIVE CAPACITY: This dishwasher portable ensures you can fit up to 6 place settings at one time. Plates, bowls, saucers, mugs, cups, wine glasses and utensils can be safely and securely positioned for a wash cycle of your choice.
  • OUTSTANDING DESIGN: The interior of this spacious portable dishwasher is stainless steel, guaranteeing immaculately cleaned dishes after every use. Also featured is an easy-to-grip handle, which makes for easy dish washer loading and unloading. This BLACK+DECKER commercial dishwasher fits on top of many countertops (46.2 lbs.) and stores conveniently in cupboards, pantries and kitchen shelves.

Description

Your cramped kitchen may not lend itself to a built-in dishwasher but that doesn't mean you need to deny yourself one. The BLACK+DECKER Compact Countertop Dishwasher has plenty of room and plenty of features. It can accommodate 6 place settings, including dinner plates up to 10 in. It has 7 wash programs, yet can easily sit on a standard countertop. Water hookup and drain connections are simple and fast to get you up and running in no time. This compact dishwasher is to be a welcome addition in the kitchen, rec room, den or man cave!

Brand: Black + Decker


Product Dimensions: 19.5"D x 21.7"W x 16.9"H


Special Feature: Child Lock,Delay Start


Color: White


Controls Type: Semi-Integrated


Material: Metal


Included Components: product, manual


Finish Type: stainless steel


Form Factor: Dishwasher


Model Name: BCD6W


Item Weight: ‎46.2 Pounds


Voltage: ‎110 Volts


Cycle Options: ‎Intensive, Normal, Rapid


Style: ‎Dishwasher


Display Type: ‎Led Display


Option Cycles: ‎7


Brand Name: ‎Black + Decker


Model Info: ‎BCD6W


Item Weight: ‎46.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎21.5 x 21.7 x 17.2 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎BCD6W


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Part Number: ‎BCD6W


Special Features: ‎Child Lock,Delay Start


Material Type: ‎Metal


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: November 2, 2017


Frequently asked questions

The BLACK+DECKER BCD6W Compact Countertop Dishwasher is designed to cater up to 6 place settings. This makes it highly convenient for small families, couples, or individuals.

Currently, the BLACK+DECKER BCD6W Compact Countertop Dishwasher is available in white color. It's sleek and compact design ensures a stylish addition to your kitchen.

Yes, the BLACK+DECKER BCD6W is designed specifically with compact dimensions which make it an ideal choice for compact or smaller kitchen spaces. This dishwasher can easily fit on countertops or under cabinets.

No, the BLACK+DECKER BCD6W Compact Countertop Dishwasher has been designed for easy installation. It comes with a quick connect adapter for most kitchen faucets, eliminating the need for direct plumbing or permanent installation.

Top Amazon Reviews

🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.


The countertop dishwasher receives overwhelmingly positive reviews for its quiet operation, compact size suitable for smaller spaces like apartments and its effectiveness at cleaning dishes. Users strongly emphasize that the dishwasher works best with a Rinse Aid to improve drying function, and regular maintenance such as cleaning food debris off dishes before loading and occasionally running a vinegar cycle to keep it fresh. The simplicity of setup is also frequently mentioned, requiring no extra parts for hookups to the sink.

Pros

  • 💧 Efficient cleaning, even on tough stains and larger items like pots and pans
  • 🔇 Quiet operation, suitable for running during night time
  • 🛠️ Simple setup with no need for extra parts
  • 🏢 Ideal for small spaces like apartments

Cons

  • 🍽️ Requires pre-rinsing or cleaning of food debris off dishes before loading
  • 🧴 Rinse Aid necessary for proper drying
  • 🌬️ Dishes may not be super dry, especially if not using Rinse Aid

Should I Buy It?

If you're living in an apartment or have a smaller kitchen space and despise the chore of hand washing dishes, this dishwasher is highly recommended. Remember to use Rinse Aid and regularly maintain the dishwasher for the best performance. Notably, the lack of drying might be an issue for some, but in real-terms, the pros highly outweigh the few cons. This product can be a practical and helpful addition to your kitchen, making your daily chores much easier and giving you more free time.


  • Fantastic product, total game-changer if you're hand washing!! Review & tips for use
Style: Dishwasher
9mos later Update: Still working great, still worth every penny. No leakage, I use this thing maybe 5-6 times per week. Water/energy efficient as well. Do take the time to clean it monthly -- the filters, the door, and the hoses too. Will help make sure your dishes keep smelling fresh. Doesn't hurt to run an empty load with some dishwasher cleaner every couple of months either. **Original Review** I've been fortunate to live in an apartment that I love for a few years now, and one of the only drawbacks to this place is the lack of dishwasher. It's a luxury I was willing to go without for the sake of a great living space. Now I do kind of enjoy washing dishes to an extent, I find it to be meditative and satisfying, but it's a big consumer of time. Especially so when my partner and I both work full time, and often eat late dinners between 8-10pm and just don't feel like doing chores afterwards, so things can pile up. There are a lot of similar units closer to the $200 price range, but most of them were brands I'd never heard of, didn't have any LED displays, and a lot are just on the boring side aesthetically. We decided it was worth a little more to go with a brand we knew we liked, the display, and something that wasn't all white or all black. Very glad we did! We've had this thing for about 6 weeks so far, and we use it probably about 5 times per week. Our kitchen has never been cleaner, and without any sort of planning my partner and I have naturally worked on a 50/50 split of running the wash because it's so easy. Let me tell you -- we still marvel regularly at what a life upgrade this has been. So much time back, cleaner kitchen, less stress around chores, and the cleanest dishes we've ever had. I am pretty meticulous about cleaning dishes thoroughly, and I have been impressed with the wash quality. Now I'll give some practical tips for anyone who has one of these or is in the market: - These countertop units are definitely on the heavy side, especially if you're a smaller person. So I highly recommend having either a dedicated counter spot for it, or getting a wheeled cart where you can tuck the unit below and move it into place as needed. This is coming from a pretty large dude who has been a manual laborer on more than one occasion. - The hose that connects to the sink needs a little attention after each wash cycle to make sure it's fully drained. We usually put a large mixing bowl onto the floor, then angle the hoses as needed to let gravity do its thing until there's no more water leaking out. Talking maybe 1-2mins of work at most. - I've read reports of leakage from these units. We did spot a leak, but it was connected to my point above. Moving the hoses around while draining meant that the connection on the back of the unit loosened up a bit, and some water dripped out from there. Now every time I drain the hoses, I simply check the connection as well and tighten if needed, and no leaking ever since. - I've tested out various levels of rinsing dishes, and overall I'd say that minimal rinsing is required for most things. I do a quick pass under the sink for anything that is heavily soiled, especially if it's got onions or other foods that tend to really stick. More than rinsing, I think it's important to make sure that the way you're loading the washer isn't blocking the things that are heavily soiled. The instructions give some general pointers on spacing, and while I still manage to cram more into this thing than is suggested, I make sure that anything real dirty has enough space for water to comfortably flow around it. - Larger plates may not fit in this thing, at least not in the plate rack. I believe the 10-10.5" range is ideal. If your plates are larger you might need to wash them in a smaller load and angle them into place. Have done this once or twice and the end result was still a nice clean set of dishes. Hands down one of the best purchases I've made in the past 5 years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2019 by Amazon Customer

  • Love it!!! Best purchase ever.
Style: Dishwasher
I waited until I had used this for a while before I wrote a review. I have a teenage son and husband so there are 3 of us. This dishwasher is perfect for us. The dishes get so clean and it is so quiet. I have put 9 plates in it along with silver wear and glasses before. I love all the different cleaning settings plus the timer that lets you know when it will be done. I had no problems hooking it up. The attachment for the faucet worked, all I did was take the old one off and installed the new one. I would say to measure your counter it was bigger than you think. I did buy smaller plates but it was worth it. I have recommended this to my daughter and co-workers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024 by Sue King

  • Bigger than I thought it would be!
Style: Dishwasher
At almost 50#s, this dishwasher is a good size, and feels well-built. It took me almost a week, however, to get the right faucet adapters as I was connecting to a sprayer head (which has a smaller diameter hose connection, coarse threading) to the quick-release adapter (which has a fine and slightly larger diameter). It took (2) adapters, $20 to get the quick-release from the dishwasher to the handheld spray faucet hose! Another learning curve item: the amount of dishwashing detergent to use. Ha ha ha - at least I didn't have suds all over the countertop and floor! I'm using Cascade liquid (really more like a blue paste!), and put in the 15 level amount (for an ECO wash),... suds all over the inside after finishing! I ran the Rinse mode to get rid of all that. Major reason I bought this was to conserve water as we are going into ANOTHER drought in CA. It DOES save more water than if I washed the dishes by hand. Worth the purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2022 by World Kangaroo

  • Broken within 3 months, long wait for replacement, and ultimately disappointed.
Style: Dishwasher
When first purchased, this seemed like a fantastic compact dish washing option. We were able to wash approximately 1/3 of the amount of dishes in this in the same amount of time as a full load in a full sized washer, but considering the countertop design, that was fine. While the dish drying feature never worked as well as I had hoped, dishes came out consistently clean for the 3 months it worked. After 3 months, we started experiencing a E4 error, indicating an internal leak in the machine, causing water to leak out of the bottom of the washer onto our countertop. Due to still being under warranty, we contacted the third party warranty service listed in the manual, explained the situation and error code, went through some troubleshooting steps, and ultimately they determined it was a faulty unit that they would replace, after mailing them the following: my information, the serial number sticker from the machine, and the electrical cord which I was required to physically cut, making the machine inoperable. It has been nearly a month since they have received the items (verified over the phone on follow up calls) and yet to receive a replacement, nor any information regarding how long a replacement will arrive. **UPDATE — moved from 1 to 2 stars** I did receive a replacement unit, after approximately 2 months since it originally shipped and multiple phone calls with their warranty department. The replacement must have been an older refurb (had a sour food smell to it upon setup that my original did not have). For most of its life, it has worked relatively well. However, effectiveness has very clearly declined since first use. When first used, nearly all dishes were well washed. But now, over a year later, despite being well maintained and regularly cleaned, more than half of dishes washed each cycle are not completely cleaned. Most dishes will still have food grime and remnants still on them, even after pre-washing. We have tried using different brand detergents, as well as the various different programs/modes available on the machine. While it served it's purpose for a time, I'm disappointed with the purchase. At the expense this item is, I expected better longevity and effectiveness. But for now, I will continue pre-scrubbing dishes before the dish washer, but at that point— what's the point of having the dish washer? ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2019 by Dan Talvi

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