Haier HDT18PA 17 in. Built-in Dishwasher

Review: I've had this dishwasher for over 3 years. The first unit I purchased from Menards was defective and broke within a week. I returned that one and the replacement has been no trouble at all. It washes the dishes so I don't have to! I have a small...

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend this appliance to anyone for whom a regular dishwasher is not an option AND who has the space by their sink to place it.

Review: Like the other reviewers, I got tired of washing dishes. It's actually more appropriate to say I got tired of looking at the dishes I planned to do. I'm in an apartment and I found myself staring at EVERY drinking glass I owned sitting beside the...

Review: I bought this dishwasher only 3 1/2 months ago. I purchased it because I have a small kitchen and was sick of doing dishes by hand. It worked okay when I first received it. It often had little glitches and would stop working in the middle of the...

Review: I have had one of these for over two years - it works perfectly and well. In a small 1930 kitchen I shoehorned it in an available 19" space and permanently installed it.

The only problem was my fault for having plugged it into a outlet on...

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Attractive machine that takes up little space, has variable cycles and does a very good job of cleaning dishes.

Review: Good things do come in small packages. Before purchasing my Haier dishwasher I carefully researched the product then ordered one online from Wal-Mart. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it works and looks exactly like a full-sized dishwasher,...

The Bottom Line: Another $150 buys either a 24" Kenmore or Maytag Portable. or Save $170 for a 18" model by Kenmore. All with no hassle hookup/disconnect and easy cord/hose storage.

Review: Manufactured in mainland China this lightweight dishwasher found its way into this household bringing with it some features one would expect to find in some full sized and pricier models. Unfortunately, it brought disappointment by its inability to...

The Bottom Line: Take the measurments. If it fits, buy it. Stop abusing yourself with dishes. The best $150 i've spent.

Review: The unit works great. I've had it for 6 months and I dont know what it did without it. There are a couple small issues you need to know after you buy it.
-The vented dry does work (and there is no option to turn it off, even though that does...

The Bottom Line: My final recommendation is definitely if you are tight on $, space, and time to devote to hand washing dishes. BUY ONE RIGHT NOW.

Review: I have to say I am 2000% pleased with the HDT18PA. I live in a small townhome with a decent size kitchen but no dishwasher. Let me tell you. It is a wonder. No more handwashing dishes,no more dreading doing the dishes, the only thing I dread is...

The Bottom Line: Definite must for anyone who hates doing their dishes. If you do have more room haier does make a larger portable unit for around 250.

Review: The Di is the Single mans (womans) Dream.
The item works great compared to tons of paper plates that cost a couple bucks a pack and a sink full of dishes each week.
I purchased my Haier Dishwasher on-line from wal-mart for 159.00.
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The Bottom Line: Want to avoid a nightmare - Do not touch this junk Want to have a Halloween type of fun - go ahead - you will enjoy the roller coaster ride.

Review: Hi everyone,
we bought a Haier 18" portable dishwasher online last October 17th, 2005. Starts of the nightmare. It did not work. Symptom: all the lights of various cycles, modes, are on at the same time. It did not spin. We called the online...