
COCOBB 20L Mini UV Dish Sterilizer and Drying Cabinet
₱1,700as of Aug 3, 2026
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A 20L cabinet that stores dishes as well as sterilizing them, so it replaces the dish rack rather than sitting beside it. Closed lid, UV plus heat, and full published specs.

₱1,700as of Aug 3, 2026
COD · Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | COCOBB |
|---|---|
| Type | UV sterilizer cabinet |
| Price | ₱1,700 (as of Aug 3, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 139 reviews |
| Shop | Kanazawa Official Store |
| Units sold | 460 |
Specs per the COCOBB listing
| Type | UV sterilizer cabinet |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20 L |
| Rated power | 100W |
| Drying temperature | 60–70°C |
| Disinfection | UV, medium and high temperature |
| Control | Touch control |
| Material | High temperature resistant PP |
| Body size | 347 x 273 x 293 mm |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Warranty | 1 year |
A 20L cabinet that stores dishes as well as sterilizing them, so it replaces the dish rack rather than sitting beside it. Closed lid, UV plus heat, and full published specs.
It closes. An open dish rack dries your plates and then leaves them exposed for the rest of the day to kitchen dust, ipis, and house flies, which is the part nobody thinks about until they do. A 20L closed cabinet dries the dishes and then stores them, so the rack and the cupboard become the same object. It disinfects with UV plus medium and high temperature, and the heat component matters, because ultraviolet only treats the surfaces its light physically reaches and a stacked plate shades the one beneath it.
Unusually well for this price bracket. COCOBB publishes 100W rated power, 60 to 70°C drying, a 347 x 273 x 293mm body, high temperature resistant PP panels, 220V, and a one-year warranty. That means you can measure it against your counter and estimate its running cost before buying, which most of the sterilizing appliances in our catalog do not let you do. Touch control runs the modes, and the included bottle rack means the same cabinet serves baby bottles and family tableware.
Capacity and heat. Twenty litres is a small household’s worth of plates, so a large family still needs a second run or an open rack alongside it. The 60 to 70°C drying is hot enough to warp thin plastic tupperware, so the cabinet is for plates, glass, and ceramics rather than everything from the sink. And it needs a power outlet and 100W while running, an ongoing cost a passive rack simply does not have.
Around ₱1,700 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. Against a dish rack that is expensive; against the ₱20,000 UV Care cabinet it is a bargain that does the same core job at a domestic scale. Kanazawa sells it through its official store with 139 ratings at 4.9, a smaller record than the brand’s bottle sterilizer but consistent. For a small household that wants dishes stored dust-free rather than sitting on an open rack, it is the sensible entry point.
Buy this if you want dishes stored covered and dust-free rather than air-drying in the open, and you cook for a small household. If you need to sterilize gadgets, masks, and a full family’s kit, step up to a larger cabinet.
See how it ranks in our best UV sterilizer cabinets in the Philippines roundup, or work out which type suits you in our UV sterilizer cabinet buying guide.
Need far more room and hospital-grade construction? The UV Care UVC Sterilizing Cabinet XXL is the one to compare. Only sterilizing baby bottles? The COCOBB double-layer bottle sterilizer is the one to compare.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our UV sterilizer cabinets comparison.
Twenty litres of tableware: plates, bowls, cups, chopsticks, and spoons, plus baby bottles on the included rack. It suits a small household rather than a large family’s full dinner service.
It combines ultraviolet light with medium and high temperature disinfection, then dries at 60 to 70°C. Using heat as well as UV matters, because UV only treats surfaces the light actually reaches.
It is rated at 100W on 220V. That is an ongoing electricity cost a passive dish rack does not have, which is the real trade for the closed storage.
Be careful. Drying runs at 60 to 70°C, which is warm enough to warp thin plastic tupperware. Stick to plates, glass, ceramics, and heat-resistant items.