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The Midea MDC22P2ASS is a countertop dishwasher built for two to three people. It holds six place settings, up to about 70 pieces of tableware, and plates up to 10 inches across. It connects straight to a faucet with an adapter and uses about 2.77 gallons per cycle. Eight cycles, including Auto, Heavy, Normal, Quick, Rinse, Delicate and a Power Wash option, cover most loads. Against full-size portables it trades capacity for counter space and simple setup; owners of compact units like this one tend to value the small footprint and low water use over fitting large pots.
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Lowest price we've seen: $299.99 on Nov 13 at WoodArtSupply. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 13.
Owners of compact countertop dishwashers like this one generally report clean, dry dishes on the normal and heavy cycles and like the small footprint and low water use. Complaints center on the limited room for big items and the faucet adapter setup.
The Midea MDC22P2ASS is a compact countertop portable dishwasher with a 6 place setting capacity. It holds up to 70 pieces of tableware and fits plates up to 10 inches in diameter. It can sit on a table or fit in a cupboard.
It has 6+2 washing cycles: Auto, Heavy, Normal, Quick, Rinse and Delicate, with an extra-drying function and a Power Wash option. Power Wash cleans heavily soiled dishes with a 360° spiral spray. It can't be used with the Auto, Rapid or MachineCare+ cycles.
The dishwasher can connect directly to a faucet with a suitable adapter. Its tank makes adding water easy, and a wash uses 2.77 gallons of water. Each unit is tested at the factory before it ships, so a little water inside a new dishwasher is normal.
