I understand those who think this should have been fully immersed, but the promotional photos and instructions clearly show it partially submerged. It is also not shown being used in a corner as some suggest. I did my best to accurately re-create what is demonstrated as the proper way to use this item. Would you really put a cheap Chinese electronic device - plugged into the wall - fully underwater when the instructions don't show this being done?

Moral of the story: If you see somebody with one of these in their house then you might want to skip out on dinner.

Why would you not completely submerge anything with a fan.. Of course it splashed everywhere and lost its usefulness even more. I don't think this works in the first place but at least think about it logically.

You know how its frustrating when your watching someone trying to figure out a simple situation when your waiting on them? That's how i felt this whole video. SUBMERGE THE WHOLE FAN!

I was more impressed with the apple suctioning cups

I could see this being used to make bubbles for a bubble bath 😂

I don’t understand why most people want James to fully submerge an ELECTRONIC DEVICE in order to wash a few dishes. I wouldn’t either.

So everyone seems to be in agreement that it should be fully immersed in the cleaning water. Importantly nobody seems to have noticed that in the instructions that the dishes need to soak for a minute before starting up the "dishwasher"

I think they are trying to use the vibration almost like jewelry cleaners.

Is he supposed to look like Mr. Clean?

SUBMERGE IT DEAR GOD PUT IT UNDER THE WATER MAN. 🤪

SON: I bought you a new dish washer for mothers day.

"it's spraying everywhere!" as it's partially submerged. who could have guessed

This honestly worked better than I was expecting. Not all that hard to surpass expectations when the expectations are 0.

Alternate title: “How To Motorboat Your Dishes”

I feel like it’s a compliment to your personality that I knew that that thing was a price of crap the moment you held it up but I still watched the entire review.

I wash dishes by hand. When I'm stacking plates or bowls in the sink, I put a fork or spoon between each. Holds them apart to get water in there.

Calling an electronic device that you submerge in water the "super shock" might not be the best idea.

I just can never trust having to plug something in an electrical outlet, and then submerge it in water. There are quite a few gadgets that are apparently safe, but scares me too much!

The device is only effective in a 2-3 inch radius from the opening of the fan due to the higher levels of pressure is put out to move water and current, after 5 inches away it's way too weak to remove caked on surfaces. It also cannot push water and current into areas that are secluded, like bowls and cups, the 'current' will just go around them.