Tabletop dishwashers that dont need plumbing in.......anyone got one ?

[Webbo2]

Dave, I'm on my own.
As I'm out at work during breakfast/lunch time, I only eat one meal a day at home.
Still, all dishes and cat bowls are washed and put away every evening before bed time.
This is one of my house rules: when you're on your own is easy to slip into untidiness, you need house rules too!

Dave I think you have just been given a bit of a bollocking.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[Pat "5mph"]

Dave I think you have just been given a bit of a bollocking.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes indeed!

 

[Ajax Bay]

We had a work top dishwasher back in the 60s. Bang the y-split hose onto the hot and cold taps, aim the drain hose into the sink, put some soap powder in, and plugin/switch on. Very mod con. I have the idea one had to manually work the phases.
Never seen one since leaving home.
PS Were those flat surfaces in a kitchen even called 'work tops'?