Hey, what’s up? Sami here. Today I will be reviewing something that my wife has long
been looking forward to, and that is, an automatic dish and food washer-the MAXXwasher Pro. I’m
going to be totally honest with you about everything of this MAXXwasher Pro. I strongly
suggest you watch till the end.
First things first, the unboxing. You get a power cable, some screws, a bracket, a sticker,
a control unit, a heavy function unit, and a tray to hold the function unit. That’s
it, just a recap of what all you can get from the box.
Moving on to the design. For the control unit, there is a small display and a control panel
on the front. We’ll get to that in a second. At the bottom we have the power port, a power
button, and a port to connect the function unit. Speaking of the function unit, it looks
really simple. That shiny rectangle metal part is the ultrasonic generator. Above it
on the top right corner is the lowest water mark. When you are using it you have to make
sure water submerges them. Then nothing more, just the connection cable
and handlebar on the top. To test the cleaning ability of the MAXXwasher,
I first created some dirty dishes with common food like a roast chicken, a bowl of Spaghetti,
and some powder seasonings. And then I put them in the freezer for more than 24 hours
to let them dry. I know normally we wouldn't do this but you know it’s a review so I
need to go a bit extreme. As we can see, the stains really dried on the plate. Of course,
before we finally clean, removing any big food remains is suggested.
To use the MAXXwasher, first you hang that control unit to your wall by using the accessories
that come with the box, but I just felt too lazy to do that so I just put it beside the
sink. Don’t learn this from me because it’s not waterproof and it might slip into the
sink. Then connect it to the function unit, and connect to the power. After that I filled
the sink with water. Of course, block the water outlet of your sink first. Put the function
unit into the sink, like I said before, making sure the water level is above that lowest
water mark. Then turn on the power switch, you will hear a beep. Press and hold the power
key from the control panel to turn on the display. There are five different modes here
to choose from. Since we were washing tableware I chose the tableware mode. Finally, I put
the dishes into the sink to wash! Here is the ultrasonic buzz noise if you are interested
to know. To be honest the first time I heard this noise it really scared the shit out of
me and I didn’t even dare to put my hand into the sink, but later I learned that it’s
safe of course and it’s normal to have that noise as ultrasonic waves are being generated
to clean dirt. After the default cleaning time, it stopped
automatically and three beeps were heard. Then I turned off the power switch and started
to drain the water, at the same time turning up the tap to rinse items. And this is the
whole washing process. I did a timelapse of it, you can check it out.
Now the results. To be honest, overall I'm happy with the cleaning ability. It cleaned,
I would say, 95% of the plate. The most amazing part is the plate doesn’t feel oily as I
rubbed to check. But of course, it doesn’t clean my plates 100% like my lovely wife does.
I found there were some stains at the edge or back of the plates. The biggest issue is
the floating oil that’s gathered around the sink and the function unit. Fortunately
it’s only a circle of it, so it can be wiped out by a piece of tissue paper easily. But
maybe this issue can be avoided if I spray water from the tap the moment I just start
draining. Since it had a good cleaning ability with
tableware, it should be good with fruits and vegetables. I noticed for fruits, it gives
you 3 minutes of ultrasonic and 2 minutes of MAXXcatalyst cleaning, though I’ve no
idea how MAXXcatalyst cleaning works. I did see there was kind of small bubbles coming
out of the function unit, which seems cool.
Time to conclude, I actually liked the MAXXwasher Pro in terms of its cleaning ability, surely
it doesn’t clean 100% of food remains. Still, it saves time and energy if I used for daily
washing. Especially when I feel lazy after eating, which I always do. Of course, before
you buy make sure the size of the MAXXwasher Pro fits your sink, which I will list on the
screen.
Also u may care about the life span, they said can last more than 6 years, wow, if that’s
true, it could save lots of time for a family. Are u interested in this kind of stuff？let
me know in the comments section, And if u r interested in this product u can check out
the link in the description, I’m Sami and I will see u in the next one.