Comfee' CDC22P1BBB Countertop Dishwasher Review
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Last updated November 10, 2026
The Comfee' CDC22P1BBB is a good buy for one or two people in a small apartment, a rental, an RV or a cabin who have a standard threaded kitchen faucet and room on the counter for a unit 21⅝ inches wide. It is a poor fit for a family, for anyone washing large pots or sheet pans, and for a kitchen whose pull-out or pull-down faucet cannot take an adapter.
The faucet hookup needs no plumbing, the drying is residual heat and air with no heated dry, and the footprint is compact but the door needs 32 inches of clear space in front. Eight wash programs, a stainless steel tub, an Energy Star rating and a quick-connect hookup make it a capable compact machine for the space it takes.
What the Comfee' CDC22P1BBB does well
The machine earns its place on everyday loads. Eight programs cover a 20-minute Mini-Party refresh, a 45-minute Speed wash and a 100-minute Heavy cycle that ends on a 154 °F final rinse; the Baby-Care cycle finishes at 158 °F. Buyers on Amazon most often praise how well it cleans, and cleaning is the topic with the most mentions in their feedback.
Small-space fit and simple hookup
At 17¼ inches tall, 21⅝ inches wide and 19¹¹⁄₁₆ inches deep, and weighing 46 lb, it sits on a counter or a sturdy shelf and moves with you when you move. The inlet hose, drain hose, faucet adapter, quick connect and user manual come in the box, and the adapter takes male (outside) or female (inside) threaded faucets. No plumber and no permanent plumbing are needed, and buyers on Amazon single out the quick connect as easy to install.
Quiet, efficient and well built
The noise rating is 52 dB. It is Energy Star rated at 174 kWh a year and uses as little as 2.77 gal on the Speed cycle. Inside, a stainless steel tub carries 12 spray nozzles with 360° spray, and a leak sensor, cycle status lights and automatic temperature control round out the build. Extra Drying, Extra Cleaning, Express and a 24-hour delay start are on the panel, and the warranty runs one year from the manufacturer.
Where the Comfee' CDC22P1BBB falls short
Drying is the first limit to plan around. There is no exposed heating element and no heated-dry fan, so dishes dry on residual heat and air. The Extra Drying function raises the final rinse temperature and lengthens drying, but plastics and mug interiors still come out damp.
Capacity in practice
Six place settings is the count on paper, with plates up to 10 inches. With larger dinner plates you will load fewer settings than the number suggests, which makes it a machine for one or two people rather than a household.
The faucet decides whether it works
It needs a threaded aerator-style faucet. Pull-out and pull-down faucets are a problem, and some faucets need a different adapter than the one supplied. Leaks are the complaint that comes up most among Amazon buyers, and the faucet adapter and drain connection are where problems start; a door-seal leak is the harder case. Most are setup issues, but they are real and worth planning for.
What it does not have
There is no sanitize cycle, with the Baby-Care hot final rinse the closest thing, and no Wi-Fi. The 52 dB figure is a rating, and hot cycles run louder. The door swing is the usual blocker for fitting it under a cabinet.
The product in this review
Comfee' CDC22P1BBB countertop dishwasher
See on AmazonComfee' CDC22P1BBB specifications that matter
The numbers below decide whether the machine fits your kitchen and what a load will use.
| Spec | Figure |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (height, width, depth) | 17¼ in, 21⅝ in, 19¹¹⁄₁₆ in |
| Depth with door open 90° | 32 in |
| Weight | 46 lb |
| Place settings | 6 (plates up to 10 in) |
| Programs | 8: Heavy, Normal, Baby-Care, ECO, Glass, Speed, Rinse, Mini-Party |
| Extra functions | Extra Drying, Extra Cleaning, Express, 24-hour delay |
| Final rinse temperature | 154 °F (Heavy), 158 °F (Baby-Care) |
| Water use | 2.77 gal (Speed) up to about 3.3 gal (Heavy) |
| Energy | 174 kWh/year, Energy Star |
| Noise | 52 dB |
| Electrical | 120 V, 60 Hz, 5.7 A; dedicated 10 A circuit, no extension cord |
| Water supply | Faucet connection, hot water at 120 °F, inlet pressure 0.04 to 1.0 MPa |
| Tub | Stainless steel, 12 spray nozzles, 360° spray |
| Included | Inlet hose, drain hose, faucet adapter, quick connect, manual |
| Warranty | 1 year manufacturer |
Cycle times, water and energy
Heavy runs about 100 minutes on 12.5 L and 0.9 kWh. Normal runs about 110 minutes on 10.8 L and 0.36 kWh. Baby-Care runs about 90 minutes on 12.5 L and 0.51 kWh. ECO runs about 75 minutes on 10 L and 0.27 kWh. Glass runs about 70 minutes on 8.5 L and 0.28 kWh. Speed runs about 45 minutes on 10.5 L and 0.31 kWh. Rinse runs about 2 minutes on 0.79 gal (3 L). Mini-Party runs about 20 minutes on 6.5 L and 0.18 kWh.
Understanding the door-open depth
The 32 inches with the door open 90° is the figure that rules out many under-cabinet spots. You need that much clear floor or counter space in front of the machine, not just clearance above it.
Error codes and troubleshooting
The panel reports most problems as a short code, and each one points to a cause you can check.
- E1 means a long inlet time: the faucet is closed, the intake is restricted or pressure is low. Check that the tap is fully open and the inlet screen is clear.
- E3 means the machine is not reaching temperature, which points to a heating element fault.
- E4 means overflow: water in the base pan has tripped the leak sensor.
- Ed is a control board communication fault.
Drainage and leaks
For a leak, the faucet adapter and drain connection are the first places to look; a door-seal leak is the one that usually means a return.
What the Comfee' CDC22P1BBB uses and holds, by the numbers
This countertop dishwasher is ENERGY STAR certified at 30 percent below the federal minimum, using 155 kWh per year and 2 gallons of water per cycle, which works out to $281 in electricity over 10 years. It holds 6 place settings in a 17.2 by 21.7 by 19.7 inch body, so it suits a small household or a kitchen with little room, but not big family loads. Energy figures come from the U.S. Department of Energy certification database, and the other specs from the maker's own product page, including a 1 year warranty.
| Energy class | ENERGY STAR certified (30% below the federal minimum) |
|---|---|
| Consumption | 155 kWh/yr |
| Water use | 2 gal of water per cycle |
| Capacity | 6 place settings |
| Dimensions (H × W × D) | 17.2 × 21.7 × 19.7 in |
| Electricity over 10 years | $281 |
| Drying type | Air dry |
| Inside tub material | Hybrid |
| Third rack | No |
| Number of wash cycles | 8 programs |
| Warranty length | 1 years |
| Source | certified to the DOE · Figures checked on the maker's page |
U.S. Energy Information Administration, Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A: average residential price, U.S. total, August 2026 (18.16 cents/kWh)
Specifications
- Type: Countertop
- Width: Countertop (under 18 in)
- Noise level: 52 dB
- Wash cycles: 8 cycles
- Water supply: Faucet hookup
- Weight: 46 lb
Buyers praise this dishwasher's performance in 712 mentions and its cleaning results in 420 mentions, along with ease of use in 319 mentions and compact size in 295 mentions. Quiet operation earns positive sentiment in 191 mentions, while value for money draws mixed feedback in 330 mentions and fit is mixed in 174 mentions. Leakage is the main criticism, with negative sentiment in 202 mentions.
Cleaning and the quick hookup are its strengths, and the leaks buyers report usually come from installation, occasionally from the door seal. Renters, apartment dwellers, RV and cabin owners, and anyone without a dishwasher rough-in get the most from it. Families and cooks who routinely scrub large pots and sheet pans should look at a full-size model instead.
Frequently asked questions
Most of what decides a countertop dishwasher purchase comes down to the faucet and the space in front of the machine, not the wash programs.
Will the COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB connect to my kitchen faucet without a plumber?
The COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB connects to a faucet with threads at the aerator, using the supplied adapter and quick-connect fitting, so no permanent plumbing is needed. Pull-out and pull-down models can be a problem, and the included adapter does not fit every faucet. Buyers on Amazon most often mention leaks at the faucet adapter and drain connection, so verify the faucet type first.
What electrical circuit does the COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB require on a counter?
The COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB needs a 120 V, 60 Hz outlet on a dedicated 10 A circuit and should not be run from an extension cord. The dishwasher draws 5.7 A, so a nearby dedicated outlet is part of planning the setup.
What comes in the box with the COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB, and what might I still need?
The package includes hoses for water in and out, the faucet adapter, the quick-connect fitting and a manual for the COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB. A faucet with threads at the aerator is required, and some faucet styles may need a different adapter than the included adapter.
How do buyers on Amazon rate the COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB for value and counter fit?
Buyers on Amazon are divided on value and on whether the COMFEE' CDC22P1BBB fits well on a counter, with some calling it a strong purchase and others saying it is not worth the cost. Cleaning, ease of use and compact size draw mostly positive comments, while leakage is the main complaint.