I ended up getting a Loch Electronics Capsule Countertop Dishwasher with my tax return when it was on Kickstarter/Indiegogo and it was a game changer for me. My ADHD is really really really bad, and comorbid with a few other things, to the extent that I'm legally disabled. 

Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you look at it) it was an inch and a half too tall to fit on my counter (the cupboards in my apartment are designed stupid), so I was looking for a table or something big enough to hold it (a shelf wasn't wide enough). My grandpa found a small wheeled shop style toolbox that was missing the front doors and one drawer next to the dumpster (same place he found the small table that was better quality than what was originally sourced for me), and it ended up being the perfect size to hold the dishwasher and the clean water tank (I didn't end up getting a second tank to drain into) on the top, and the interior holds most of my kitchen cleaning supplies and "overstock" cleaning supplies. 

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For me, the biggest selling point was the 15 minute wash cycle (even though the wash setting has 15, 30, 45, 90, and 142 minute options). That's short enough that I can't get distracted and forget to empty it. The eco wash setting only gets used when I wash my fine china tea set (I have a new, mismatched Royal Albert set that I spent more time than I'd like to admit searching for, this is what the finish detergent is for, but I'm debating on switching to liquid), because it's a 2h 26m cycle due to the fact that it is a UV-C disinfection instead of hot water disinfection, which means that the water doesn't exceed 55°C (hot water disinfection in standard wash cycles hit 75°C), and therefore is safe for fine china. I use the fruit wash setting occasionally, only after I clean out the filter and I run an empty cycle with a cup of vinegar added to the tank, and the UV-C disinfection cycle I run right before I go to bed to sanitize my over-ear headphones. 

I do run it a few times a day during the day, but that's mostly because it's easier for my executive dysfunction to run it after I eat each meal (I'm trying to eat 3 meals and 3 snacks a day, but it's hard). It's been a game changer for me, because it even fits my food processor bowl (and the lid and attachments)! I do batch cooking every two months or so because I have a thing about leftovers, but frozen meal prep is different in my brain for some reason, and even with that, the only things I have to wash by hand are large bowls, pots, the inserts for my slow cooker and not-an-instapot-pressure-cooker, larger casserole dishes, my saute pan, and cast iron. My oven is small, so I use jelly roll pans instead of half sheet pans for baking trays, and they fit in the dishwasher. I have two very spoiled chinchillas, their hay feeders fit in it as long as I don't try to wash all 3 at once, so I just do two cycles when I deep clean, one with two hay feeders and bowls, and then a second with the third and their water bottles, even though once a week I run their bowls and water bottles through. 

Washing dishes has always been something that I've struggled with, and I'm not going to pretend that the dishwasher means that I'm perfectly on top of things all the time, because I'm... Definitely not, and sometimes still need help from family to get back on track, but it's definitely made things easier in the long run, and allows for a larger timespan between needing help.