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Set name: Glass Door
Features
- PERFECT WASHNo more washing dirty dishes by hand every day. hermitlux Countertop Dishwasher increases the convenience of your life, even if the space is small, it can be placed in your kitchen. Make sure there's at least 19.88" between your countertop and those wall cabinets.
- 4 PLACE-SETTING CAPACITYThe 120V Portable Dishwasher measures 16.8516.7318.03 inches (WDH), which has a 4 Place-Setting Capacity. And fits up to 10.25" dishes loaded at an angle.
- FIVE WASHING PROGRAMSCountertop Dishwasher with water tank perfectly provides 5 washing programs: Standard Cleaning, Fast Cleaning, ECO Cleaning, Strong Cleaning and Fruit Cleaning. Dual high water pressure spraying arms give dishes that streak-free deep cleaning.
- HIGH TEMPERATUREThe Dishwashers can clean tableware, fruits and vegetables, and also use the drying function after cleaning to keep tableware dry and tasteless. High Temperature and PTC Hot Wind are suitable for baby products and oily tableware to give glassware a sparkling clean finish.
- NO INSTALLATION NEEDEDThe counter top dishwasher supports 2 water supply modes. The water tank mode, a built-in 5L water tank allows instant use when filled. Use the funnel to add water for precise control of the water flow and to prevent overflow. Even when placed under the counter, it can be easily filled. In the faucet mode, simply connect to the machine and faucet.
- UNIQUE GLASS DOORYou can check the washing status through the glass. Top touch button for easy operation and recognition. The small footprint makes it perfect for small-sized houses, apartments, dorms, boats and RVs.
- EXCELLENT SERVICEAll dishwashers are strictly tested and provided with instructions. It is normal to have a small amount of residual water after testing. Due to the change between old and new batches, you may receive a dishwasher without an adapted funnel. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
Description
Focus on kitchen appliances The kitchen is an important part of our home. That is why hermitlux has always produced kitchen appliances with a professional attitude and high standards. We want everyone to enjoy their kitchen and family time and create a healthy and modern kitchen.
Brand: Hermitlux
Installation Type: Countertop
Product Dimensions: 16.73"D x 16.85"W x 18.03"H
Capacity: 5 liters
Special Feature: Built-In Water Tank, Compact, Portable, Quick Wash, Touch Panel
Color: White
Controls Type: Touch
Material: Glass, Plastic
Noise Level: 50 db
Included Components: Cutlery Basket, Drain Hose, Drying System, Inlet Hose, User Manual
Installation Type: Countertop
Capacity: 5 liters
Additional Features: Built-In Water Tank, Compact, Portable, Quick Wash, Touch Panel
Controls Type: Touch
Noise: 50 db
Form Factor: Built-In
Voltage: 120 volts
Cycle Options: Economy, Fruit Washing, Normal, Rapid, Strong Wash
Display: LED
Energy Consumption: 0.38 kwh
Number of settings: 5
Water Consumption: 5 liters
Number Of Options Cycles: 6
Handle Type: plastic or metal
Operating Frequency: 60 hertz
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 16.73"D x 16.85"W x 18.03"H
Item Weight: 12 kg
Inlet Hose Length: 59 inches
Outlet Hose Length: 59 inches
Color: White
Style Name: Glass Door
Brand Name: Hermitlux
Included Components: Cutlery Basket, Drain Hose, Drying System, Inlet Hose, User Manual
Model Name: US HMX-DW03
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Model Number: 13528199031
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Hermitlux
Number of Items: 1
Item Highlight: 5 Washing Programs, Transparent Glass Door, No Hookup Needed for RV, Apartments & Small Kitchens
UPC: 792119183117
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Manufacturer Part Number: HMX-TDJ03
Material Type: Glass, Plastic
Finish Types: Plastic
Inner Material: Plastic
Dishwasher Basket Material: Metal coated with PA powder
Dishwasher Rack Material: Metal coated with PA powder
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Top Amazon Reviews
Set name: Glass Door
I received our new Hermitlux counter top dishwasher yesterday evening, a full 4 days sooner than originally anticipated. It was very well boxed and the dishwasher arrived in perfect condition. I knew from reading other reviews that it was important to measure your counter space to make sure this item would fit. I new ahead of time that this wouldn't fit under my cupboards, so I had made space on the counter next to sink to accommodate it, especially the drain hose which is just long enough. I had read other reviews that stated they couldn't get the suction cup on the drain hose to work with their sink. We didn't have that issue and the dishwasher has drained well each of the 3 times we've already used it since receiving it. The directions are very poor, but the unit is pretty straight forward and was easy to set up and to use. I've used it 3 times on the 29 minute cycle only. At the end of each cycle, I took the dishes out of the dishwasher and placed them in the rack to dry. The dishwasher uses about 5 pitchers full of water. I had no issues pouring the water into the water compartment and once the unit is turned on, it does beep when the water compartment is full. The directions don't say this, but it appears to me that the dishwasher cycles 3 times. It drained once about 1/3 through the 29 minute cycle and the water was soapy and close to the temperature at which I used when I poured the water in before starting the cycle. The second drain happened 2/3 of time into the cycle and the water was cleaner and warmer. On the third and final drain, the water was quite hot and clear. The dishwasher does get the dishes very clean and I'm quite happy in that regard. What I'm not happy about is the choice of photo shopped pictures that lead one to believe that this unit is larger than it is. I include one of the sellers own "photos" showing placement of cups, bowls, plates and silver ware that are no where close to being a true representation of what this dishwasher is capable of. I have included my own unaltered pictures that show a true representation of what will fit in this ting. It's ok, but nearly as big as one is lead to believe. The silverware basket is a joke. I had to take the basket top off completely because literally none of my silverware would fit into the tiny holes set up for a single piece of silverware. Taking the top off did allow me to get some silverware in there and it seemed to work ok. The cup rack on top can be pushed up out of the way if not needed. I don't have a single cup that fits that rack. It's so small you might be able to get a couple tiny espresso cups to fit, but a single regular 10 ounce cup, let alone my 14 ounce cups. It works pretty good for holding larger utensils and small baby bottles. Everything came out very clean . Oh, it will only accommodate plates up to 10.5 inches. And those have to be angled slightly before the rack can be pushed in. This unit is very limited as to how many pieces if kitchen ware its going to clean in one cycle. But it's a good stopgap for us until we can get a new full size dishwasher. It's way better than hand washing and I feel the final cycle gets hot enough that the dishes are full rinsed and cleaned. For the price, it's worth it. Edit: I changed my rating from 4 to 5 stars. I've had this dishwasher a full month now and I love it. All the dishes come out so clean and I've learned how to arrange dishes to maximize wash load. It's so easy to use. In a normal day, I wash 2 loads of dishes. For me, that's doable and with how well this little machine cleans, it's worth to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025 by Judy Carrell
Set name: Glass Door
I had serious second thoughts after ordering this. I feared i would feel the $$ were wasted. Well, after 5 weeks of having & using it, i'm here to tell you - I love this mini dishwasher!! It does a very good job of washing about a day worth of dishes for a single person, with just a couple of teaspoons of dishwasher detergent. The absolute best thing is how much less water it uses... just 5 liters for the entire wash & multiple rinses. That's less than the 2 or 3 gallons it takes to put soapy water in the sink, without even factoring in the gallons of rinse water. Also, since the unit heats the water, you will see a noticeable reduction in your water heater usage. I've seen a significant savings in both my gas & water bills. Even running it 2 or 3 times in a day would still result in savings you would see versus hand washing. Does it have limitations? Yes - you will still be handwashing most of your pots & pans, as they simply will not fit. Also, if you are using the drain hose to your sink but removing it from the sink between uses, it would be quite a mess if you accidentally forgot to suction-cup it back to the sink when using, as it will drain regardless of how you stash it in between uses. (I've put a large adhesive hook on the side of the unit to hold it across the door so i won't forget. There is a described option to add a drain pipe for the hose, but i won't be doing that) I tried the direct connection to the tap for the water, but only once. The hose is hard to stow between uses, as it's pretty long, very stiff, and full of water after use. If you can hook it to a dedicated tap, that would work ok. If not, the pour-in method work just fine, requiring about 3 of the 1.8-liter pitcher that comes with. I recommend hitting the start button after the second pitcher goes in -- it will ding 10 times to let you know it still needs more water, then ding again and start running as soon as it's full, saving you from possibly over-filling it. Worth noting - There are some models that are a tad larger, which you may want to consider if you aren't single. In summary, excluding large pots & pans, it washes my dishes well in just over an hour with a one-hour dry cycle available if you want. It saves on utilities, enough to notice in just one billing cycle, and i don't spend hours of my week standing at the sink with my hands in hot, soapy water! Very, very glad i bought this!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Set name: Black Glass Door 10 Functions
2 days into owning this dishwasher, which incidentally arrived a full day early (!) and I am in love. I have not had a dishwasher for 3 years and I am so happy with this purchase. It took me a long time to pull the trigger, and I read review after review on every single dishwasher available before deciding on this one. I got the black glass door one. One thing that I noted was that the hermitlux dishwashers had far less negative reviews than other brands in the category I was looking (I needed a tank, couldn't hook up to faucet). Thank you to all the prior reviewers of this and other countertop dishwashers, you really help me make my decision! Since I have had this dishwasher, I've run eight loads and it has been seamless. I purchased a $60 stainless steel rolling cart for it because I don't have enough cabinet clearance, and I really didn't want to give up my very small amount of counter space anyway. This gives me the added bonus of rolling the cart directly into my hallway to run my dishes instead of trying to navigate my very few kitchen electrical outlets. I have two window air conditioners running at all times and I do occasionally have breaker issues in my apartment so this doing dishes in the hallway thing is working out very well. I have a collapsible bucket on the bottom shelf of the cart to collect dishwater, so easy! Onto the dishwashing, I've had a couple of things which were already stained not get as unstained as I would like but they were already stained so this was not a surprise. Everything else is coming out spotless! And so shiny. Clearly, hand washing was not going as well for me as I thought! I am using Cascade gel because I really just did not want to deal with any more research this week. This may change later on down the road but I wanted to get my dishes washing. In my estimation, this dishwasher can hold about a third of a standard dishwasher load but it's been awhile since I've had a standard dishwasher so I could be a little off on my math. The silverware situation annoyed me right out the gate so I popped the little lid off of the silverware container and haven't used it at all, which has caused no issue. I see people less happy about that little flip down rack not holding anything but I put all of my cooking utensils up there, and I also put my yeti-style lids up there. I love that rack! I'll probably learn more how to fit more dishes in there as time goes on but I'm highly impressed with how clean my plastic ware is getting, and it's really nice to be confident that my dishes are sanitized. So far I have used quick wash, standard wash, and strong wash on some of my grungier dishes and all cycles performed really well. If I allow it to run through the dry cycle which I really have been a little too impatient for, it does dry well. Plastics will likely still have water on top but that's that's it's something I dealt with on standard dishwashers. I'm single and still expect to be running this dishwasher daily because why not? It doesn't take very much water and it will be one less thing for my ADHD brain to deal with. Clean sink for the win! Speaking of my ADHD brain, this thing is also nearly silent. I can occasionally hear water slashing but that's about it. Even the notification beeps are very low volume. Since I am rolling the cart into the hallway to wash dishes, I pour three containers of water into the tank (I love the guide piece for it since I can't be trusted to pour water slowly), then I fill the container about halfway in case I didn't get enough in there and roll the whole thing down the hall. Twice I have not gotten enough water in there and the machine let me know so I was able to top it off with my container. I did purchase the extended warranty for 2 years because this was a big purchase for me, even though I do not normally buy extended protection. Tldr: This is a great machine!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Carolyn
Set name: Glass Door
Bought this a couple months ago and it has been run every day (sometimes twice). This little machine has really impressed me. Here are my observations: Gets the dishes clean. I've only ever had to re wash an item once and, to be fair, it was encrusted with baked on cheese and probably wouldn't have come completely clean in a full sized machine either. I use store brand dishwasher packs, no need for the expensive brand. I used the vegetable setting once (no soap) to wash a bunch of russet potatoes and they were the cleanest potatoes I've ever seen when it was done. It's bigger on the outside. Duh. But it surprised me how much of a difference it was. All the same, I am still able to fit a surprising amount of dishes in it. I really pack them in too but they still come clean. I still have to wash my pots and pans by hand, they're too big to fit, but I really don't mind having to wash a couple things and my sink is clear of dishes! Speaking of size, my kitchen is small with limited counter space. Even if it would fit under my cabinets (which it won't), I didn't want to give up precious food prep space so I purchased a small cart on casters. I just wheel the dishwasher over to the sink when I'm ready to run it. I feel like it would not fit under most cabinets in the kitchens I've seen. Measure carefully! I love that it has the option to fill it with water or to hook it up to the faucet. I always use the reservoir because my faucet has an odd shape that wouldn't work with the direct hookup. It's a bit of a hassle to fill, takes three of the pitcher that it comes with to run. All the same, glad to have the option since it wouldn't work for me otherwise. It fills at the top and comes with a tray/funnel which helps keep the water from running all over. It's not overly loud, neither is it silent. The noise doesn't bother me anywhere near as much as washing endless dishes day after day after day did. Or worse, not washing them and having a depressing mess to look at until I finally just do it knowing I'll have to do it all over again soon. The loudest part of the cycle is when it drains. It drains out of a hose attached at the back of the machine. I just put the end of hose in the sink and the dirty dish water goes down the drain. I'm very careful to empty that hose when it's done but I still always manage to drip some water on the floor somehow. I've had no real issues so far except that occasionally the top sprayer arm does not want to spin. It's like it trys to but there's not enough water pressure or something? So it spins for a bit, stops, spins some more. I don't know, it's not obstructed and it spins freely when I give it a twirl manually. The dishes still come clean so I'm not overly concerned. The window on the door at the front allows me to view my dishes being cleaned for me; which is a small, but real, delight. I love watching the sudsy water spraying all over my bowls, cups, plates and utensils. The chiming song it plays when it needs water or is all done always makes me smile. And, did I mention, my sink is clear of dirty dishes! Hands down the best present I've ever bought myself. It's not perfect, but I really love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2024 by Holly
Set name: Narrow-Space Design
This might be the single Amazon purchase that has made the biggest positive impact on my life, without exaggeration. Dishwashers are very rare to find in apartments in my city so I've been handwashing dishes for as long as I've lived alone, and I HATE it. Genuinely the bane of my existence. Handwashing takes time and motivation that I don't have, resulting in dirty dishes in the sink 24/7 which is stressful and embarrassing. I have long found myself eating out more than I should and avoiding cooking to avoid generating more dishes. Until I saw someone mention that countertop dishwashers exist! And there are models with built in tanks so you don't have to modify plumbing (I'm a renter)! Decided on the spot that a few hundred dollars one time was worth never having to hand wash dishes again and now having used this for about a month, I can say it was THE RIGHT DECISION! My kitchen is cleaner, I am more motivated to cook and I can enjoy home cooking more, my stress has been reduced so I can enjoy other things more. And on top of it all, it saves water! It uses only 5 liters (less than a gallon and a half) of water per cycle which is less than it would take to hand wash the same amount of dishes. I have so far tried the regular, strong, eco, and quick cycles, and I personally find that the quick cycle is absolutely good enough for general purpose use. No need to pre-rinse the dishes, just remove any large food debris first and use powder dish detergent. I run it about once every two days as a single person using two meals' worth of dishes + cups a day. Pictured: Set of dishes fresh and clean out of the quick cycle.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2026 by Ema
Set name: Glass Door
I bought this product on September 5, 2025 and here it is 8/21/26 and it is still going strong! This little dishwashing unit is awesome. My husband and I live in a small space. It's just the two of us and I can get two meals of dishes (breakfast and lunch or dinner) in one of four settings, normal 69min, eco 59 min., quick 29 min or strong 89 min. It cleans everything really clean, caserole dishes - (no long handles tho), glasses, silverware, it's amazing. It even has a setting to wash fruits and veggies, keeping us safe from produce born diseases. Uses a small amount of water which you can add with a convenient pitcher supplied or hook it up to your faucet (that would require and fitting you can pick up at any hardware store. I have to say this is one of the best buys I have made in small appliances.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by Marietta
I have always hated doing dishes and just moved to a place with no dishwasher. My last house had a full size dishwasher and I loved it. In the past I had a bigger countertop dishwasher that hooked up to the sink, it was bigger than this one by about 4-5 inches but would not fit my 10.5 in plates. I am now on load 2 of quick washing dishes I had while waiting for this dishwasher to arrive! I have an RO system that I have to dump the waste water out manually. I try to collect and use the “waste water” for cooking, cleaning, and now I can use it with this dishwasher!! I read other reviews and took some suggestions. I am manually adding my water to the top but I turn it on and select what cycle I will be running. Dishes and soap need to be in the machine before loading the water with the door shut because once it has enough water it will ding at you if you do it this way. Then the machine will start running the cycle you have chosen. I need to order what someone else suggested for hard water. I forgot what it’s called so I have to go back as I am on well water and my bathroom is where my water softener reaches not the kitchen tap. The drain hose is not very long but it does work very well. Easy to attach. I loved a comment someone made here about how it does not pull a lot of power and is good for off grid living. As I am not living off grid that is one of my goals so I am trying to be mindful of what I purchase to be able to take with me whenever I can live off grid. The fact that it doesn’t have to occupy your kitchen faucet is huge! Also that if you’re having drain issues or whatever you can drain this into a bucket while washing dishes and dump where and when you can. Just make sure you’re plugging this into a grounded outlet for better safety. I looked up online which outlet would allow this type of energy/electric draw. Although it will not fit everything in it I used to wash in my full sized dishwasher I can still wash a majority of my dishes in this. My butter knives to not fit in the provided silverware basket. But it’s nice it offers an option to clean silverware in the foldable spot. It was packaged very nicely Amazon had a delay for my delivery which sucked because I started having issues with drains at my house the day after this was supposed to arrive. During my first load of washing a quick cycle I was able to prep more of my RO water for a 3 gallon jug I put it in at home. Clear my counters, put some clean dishes away. I am not using the drying option at the moment but may have to or just wipe out the machine and leave the door cracked open in between uses. I’m just going to take my wet dishes out and put them on a dish strainer to air dry. This way I can get more done in a shorter time frame vs an hour or so drying time added on. My 2nd cycle just finished as I’m typing this out and my first load air drying is basically all dry already all in the matter of 30min Will update more if I have any changes. It’s not super heavy, I was able to carry it safely through the house outside of the box. My old counter top dishwasher was a lot heavier than this. It looks great and shiny! I got the one with no glass on the door. I don’t need to watch my wash cycles. It is not very loud. The sprayers inside are smaller than I expected but seem to work great! The top sprayer in smaller than the bottom one, so they are not the same size. The suction cup seems to be working to keep my drain in place hopefully it does not break off from the hose. The only down side was the blue tape inside to hold everything in for shipping. I had to use a pocket knife to get the connected blue tape off the dish basket. Do as you wish or think on what will help you best for your situation. I’m glad they make something like this and I hope some day soon they can make the bigger portable dishwashers like this with the manually adding water option. That would be a huge game changer to anyone in need but limited options for hook ups and able to wash more at one time.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Cassie
This dishwasher is great! It's small but mighty, got the dishes and silverware spotless the first time I used it (I rinsed the food off before loading), is quiet with a relaxing steady rhythm, and is the answer to my lengthy search for something that would work in my living circumstances. I had been researching these devices extensively, and nothing felt right until I found this one....the interior design is good (allowing taller plates), and the silverware container holds a lot of pieces if you take off the top screen, which I had to do because the bottoms of my cutlery pieces are too wide to fit into the slots of the cover. The fact that you can add water manually solved the problem in my particular situation, and it appeared to drain just fine. Granted, I've only used it once, but I was extremely happy with the results and hope that this lasts for years to come with proper maintenance. TIPS: 1. when installing the drain hose, make sure you turn it to either side rather than toward the back, as this will allow the hose to unwind properly and not make the exit end point upwards. 2. Even though the dryer worked famously, I opened the door a bit overnight to let fresh air in; a trick I've learned with other dishwashers. 3. For those of you who can shop at Trader Joe's, they sell wonderful automatic dishwasher detergent packs (free and clear) that worked beautifully with this machine! 4. There is a small opening for hot steam to exit on the upper right side of the machine, so you'll want to allow space next to it and to not put your hand up there while the moist heat is escaping. 5. I had to put this in my bathtub room, which works very well if you can put it on something higher than the tub to allow proper drainage. I highly recommend this innovative dishwasher! Update on Oct. 22, 2024. I continue to be astounded at how clean my dishes get in this machine, and especially the silverware....when I used to wash those by hand, they would be spotted after air drying, but in the washer they are spotless! After a year and a half of using this machine, I have had no problems, and the one time I neglected to put enough water in, the machine caught it and wouldn't run until I put a couple more ounces in. TIP....certain glasses and cups will inherently trap water on the tops even after the dry cycle, so I use a towel to dry those after the cycle ends and then leave the door ajar overnight to let the moisture evaporate. That method works really well. I will be running a natural dishwasher cleaner through it soon and haven't so far, but I also rinse all the dishes and silverware ahead of time so that there's no food on anything before loading. These two methods have worked to keep this machine in top condition. Lastly, I see that the newer machines come with a tray to help with filling the water bin by hand, but I've been using a funnel all this time...if you have an older model, you'll want to get one with a larger opening on the bottom because the narrower ones take too long. I recently bought a metal canning funnel with a wide opening, and it works great!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2023 by Karie P.