SUPER DEAL Small Portable Washing Machine 9.9lb Mini Compact Washer Twin Tub Laundry Machine Top Load Spinning and Washing Combo 6.57 FT Inlet Gravity Drain Hose

This review is for the 2-tub, aqua blue & white unit. My apartment building has a laundry room, but it is disgusting and expensive ($1.75 to wash, $1.50 to dry). I’ve had quarters eaten, clothes destroyed by the machines & by debris within the machines, clothes stained by other users’ laundry products, and clothes stolen. The machines smell and don’t agitate very well, and I never felt like my clothes were getting clean. After paying $20-$50 month to do my laundry for 2 years, I finally decided this purchase would be worth the risk even if it breaks within a few months. I paid about $65 and $12 in shipping. I received my washer & spin dryer unit today, and already, I am thrilled with the purchase. It was on my doorstep within 6 days of placing my order (shipped from California to Pennsylvania) and was packaged very well. There was no damage to the box or unit. I spent all day doing laundry, and it’s so easy! I only use the machine in my bathtub to make sure there won’t be a disaster if it ever leaks. I was worried that the slight downward slant in my tub would make it difficult to use, but it’s not a problem. Before use, I vacuumed out the bits of styrofoam from shipping. The unit did have a slightly strong plastic smell when I first opened it, so I ran a wash cycle with water, white vinegar, and a few drops of blue Dawn dish soap before using it; this helped get rid of the smell a bit. I use Tide HE detergent and Clorox2 stain remover/color booster (the free & clear versions of both). I tried my first load with 1 Tablespoon of detergent, and it was way too much. I recommend using 1 to 1.5 teaspoon for a full load, or even less if you want to rinse faster. Towels get REALLY sudsy and require multiple rinses. You should only use cold water in this machine. If you’re worried that you can’t use hot water “to kill germs”, don’t be. A normal full-size washer definitely doesn’t have water hot enough to kill germs either. Think about it - is your washing machine boiling hot? No. The only step of the laundry process that kills germs is using a high heat dryer. But you have an immune system; you’ll be fine with this. I purchased a Rinseroo (another product on Amazon that I randomly found) to fill the washer via my shower head. It is awesome! It has a stretchy end that fits almost any fixture, including shower heads, tub faucets, bathroom sink faucets, and kitchen sink faucets. This was so much easier than trying to find the perfect converter to hook up the provided hose to only one fixture in my apartment. Although it was $20, I highly recommend this accessory for your unit. You can also use it to clean your shower, clean your dog, or fill buckets that won’t fit in your sink. It is quick and easy to attach & take off. It also perfectly matches the blue color on this unit! The unit is fairly light... for a washing machine. If you are elderly or have mobility issues, it may be difficult to move the unit, especially since there are no wheels. The 3-prong cord is pretty short; you will almost definitely need an extension cord. Each of the following were a good-sized load in my many uses today: - 5 women’s blouses - 3 knee-length dresses - 5 bras (they tangle easily) - 1 pair of jeans (could have added a pair of leggings) - A ton of socks - 3 light tops, 1 pair of athletic shorts, 5 pairs of underwear - A light beach towel, 3 washcloths - 2 kitchen towels, 10 washcloths/cleaning cloths The washer got my clothes very clean (no smelly pits). Be aware that this washer will draw dye out of newer dark-colored garments. I washed a pair of jeans that had been washed at least 5 times in a regular washer already, and the drained water was still dark blue. The spin dryer works well, but I feel like some reviewers exaggerate how dry it gets the clothes. They are certainly not sopping wet after use, but they are definitely still damp. You will need to air dry a blouse for 3-4 hours before you could wear it. Add a fan pointed at your drying rack, and then dry time would be about an hour. Lint may become a problem... I have a fine mesh drain cover, which I had to clean out after each load. I’m worried there’s a lot getting through, though, and that it will clog my drain. When I attached pantyhose to the drain pipe, it took way too long to drain, and I removed them. Still looking for a solution to this problem... This unit is almost certainly not allowed by my lease, but desperate times call for desperate measures. The unit operates fairly quietly, and I cover up the small amount of noise by keeping the bathroom fan on during use (probably a good idea anyway). -------------------------------- 8-MONTH UPDATE - I purchased my washing machine in April 2019. It is now December 2019, and it still works great! I have a few updates and additions to my review... 1) Storage - When I'm not using the machine, I usually leave it in my bedroom with the lids open for about a day, and then I store it in a closet. Over the summer, I left the machine in the closet of my college apartment, where the indoor temperature regularly exceeded 80F. I was concerned that mold may grow or that the heat would wear out components, but the machine was totally fine when I returned for the fall semester. 2) Lint catcher - In my first month of owning the machine, the mesh fabric on the lint catcher frayed and came apart. I initially contacted the seller when this happened, and they said that if I could send a photo of the lint catcher, they would send a replacement for free. Well, life happened, and I didn't get around to sending the photo until 3 months later. But still, the seller quickly shipped me a replacement lint catcher, which has held up better. Great customer service! 3) Detergent & additives - It got annoying trying to measure out small quantities from big detergent bottles, so I bought a few plastic hand soap dispensers from Target (Room Essentials Ombre Soap Pump). I have one for detergent (I use 20 pumps in wash cycle), one for Clorox2 (10 pumps in wash cycle), and one for Lysol laundry sanitizer (10-15 pumps in rinse cycle). I also add a big scoop (~1/4 cup) of baking soda and 3 drops of Dawn dish soap to each wash cycle (for odor reasons detailed in #4). I keep all of these things in a small caddy I got at Dollar Tree. 4) Water temperature & smelly pits - I've been having odor issues with many of my shirts; no matter how many times I wash them, the armpits still smell. This was also a problem for me over the summer when I was using a full-size, top-loading washing machine with an agitator - so the problem isn't the mini washing machine. I think the source of the problem is the synthetic materials that many women's clothes are made from nowadays; they hold odors more than cotton. To combat this, I started adding baking soda and dish soap to my wash cycles. I also use very warm water to wash and cold water to rinse now. I think the warm water helps to loosen up body oils that are clinging to the fabric and causing odors. This has helped the problem, and the machine has tolerated the warm water just fine. It acted a little "on the fritz" once or twice, but after I unplugged it and let it rest for a few minutes, I plugged it back in and it continued working as normal. Maybe the motor got a little overheated? 5) Times for washing, rinsing, & spinning - For washing, I fill the wash-side completely with clothes & water and turn the dial to 15. Then, I move the clothes to the spinner and spin them (dial turned to 1) while I drain and refill the wash-side with clean water. I transfer the clothes back to the wash-side and rinse, dial turned to 15. Sometimes I do a second rinse by draining and then refilling the wash-side with clean water. Finally, I transfer the clothes back to the spinner, dial turned to 2. 6) Twin-sized sheets & duvet cover - To allow room for agitation, I do a twin fitted sheet as one load and a twin flat sheet as another load. A twin duvet cover (NOT the insert/comforter) is a little too big to fit, so I put half the duvet cover in (leaving the other half hanging in the spinner), wash as normal, switch the sides around, wash as normal again, spin, rinse in the same half & half way, and spin again. 7) Washer balls - I got a set of 10 washer agitator balls on Amazon (Homstek Washing Ball, Solid Colorful Laundry Ball, 10-Pcs) to help get my clothes extra clean. They did get stained by some dark colored clothes, but they work really well (and haven't stained any other clothes). I'd recommend 2 sets if possible (20 balls total). 8) Rinseroo - I know the Rinseroo has mediocre reviews on Amazon now, but mine still works great attached to my shower head (Amazon: WASSA High Pressure Shower Head - 3 Inch Anti-leak Fixed Chrome Showerhead - Adjustable Metal Swivel Ball Joint). It does have a tiiiiny hole in the stretchy attachment, but it doesn't leak or cause water to shoot out. Overall, I'd still recommend the Rinseroo as an addition to this machine. 9) Shower drain lint catcher - I use a fine mesh cover over my shower drain to catch lint, and it works really well. I haven't had any problems with my drain clogging. However, make sure you clean out the lint from it FREQUENTLY. If too much lint accumulates, water can back up in the bathtub, and the machine will be left sitting in a deep puddle (which could be catastrophic & very dangerous). 10) Convenience - This is probably obvious but... this machine is a lot more work than a full-size washing machine. (But hey, most of us here aren't able to have one of those.) It can get a little tedious to use - put clothes in, fill with water, wash; come back, drain, switch clothes, spin, refill, switch clothes, rinse; come back, drain, switch clothes, spin... Repeat. Still, I'm happy with the purchase and feel that it was worth the money. If this doesn't sound doable for you, consider a mini washing machine that connects to a water source, washes, rinses, and spins automatically (all in one tub), but be aware that these are considerably more expensive. 11) Satisfaction - Overall, I'm still very satisfied with my purchase and would recommend this washing machine. It has held up very well for 8 months, and it has certainly paid for itself by now. Also, all my friends that come over and see it are super intrigued! I would also like to add that this entire review (original and update) contains only my own opinions. I purchased my washing machine at full price with my own money.

SEVERAL UPDATES AT THE END. So far this thing is fabulous. The first day I got it I used it all day long, load after load after load and it worked wonderfully. The spinner did a far, far better job than I expected! Obviously the clothes are not dry but they don’t have much water left in them (unless it’s like a towel). Very impressed with the spinner. It does get unbalanced sometimes, of course, but you get the hang of it. so far at least this is not been a problem. (Also, I have found that if I press firmly on the lid of the spinner the balance issue often resolves itself.) The tube that comes with it for filling the washing compartment with water is useless (waay too short). But if you get a RinsaRoo you can easily fill it from a shower head or a sink faucet. To rinse: After washing cycle stops, let the dirty water drain out, pull the wet clothes out (then I drop them in the spinner side), l refill the washer with clean water, put the clothes back in, then run it again to rinse. For me, the only downside of this otherwise awesome item is that it drains by gravity. So I don’t know how one would use it if it were not in a bathtub or shower stall. I put mine in the tub for easy drainage. In summary: My clothes get clean. The spinner does a great job. It’s neither loud nor quiet. It is easy to change the length of time for washing, rinsing, and spinning. It needs to be in a tub or shower stall because it drains by gravity. I used a Rinsaroo to fill the washer side. Though my Rinsaroo broke after a few months and now I just use a plastic pitcher. Lastly, overall I’m very happy with my purchase. I’m very satisfied with my purchase and have had no problems. Knock on wood, as I know that returning a large item like this would be a big hassle. And I have never had good experiences having to return things to China. Note, my suggestions re. the spin side. Use the provided white plastic disc in the spinner. Follow the directions (It goes on TOP of the clothes.) Press it down just a little bit onto the wet clothes before spinning. Do not fill to the top with clothes, and do not put one small thing - either seem to cause it to be unbalanced. UPDATE #1: AMZ = AMAZON I bought another washer (gift). It arrived with a LARGE hole in the box, not a good sign. Indeed, the machine received a long crack along the spinner side. :-( AMZ says I'm not eligible for a refund because it is a 3rd party seller. Their 3rd party policy says, "Third-party sellers must either provide a return address within the United States, a prepaid return label, or offer a full refund without requesting the item be returned. If a seller does not offer these methods to return your items, you may file an A-to-z Guarantee claim to seek help with your return." I received no labels. So I can "file a claim" for help with a return. Which would cost MUCH more than I paid for the item. I wrote the company through AMZ's "Problem with order" page, which AMZ said I have to do. AMZ says, "If the seller does not resolve your issue within 48 hours of the first message, you can revisit this page to check if you are eligible to request an A-to-z Guarantee refund." If the company says I have to return it (which would cost MUCH more than I paid for the item), that will be considered 'resolving the issue.' So, I'll be screwed. All I can do is hope the company will reimburse me or send another machine. (Both of which I am sure will not happen.) I will UPDATE this review as things move forward. UPDATE #2: Seller said they would send a replacement and it would arrive 12/08. Today's the 12th, it has not arrived. UPDATE #3: It arrived the 13th. Minor exterior damage (probably from the large hole punched in the box), but it works just fine! The company provided very fast communication (using Amazon's communication platform) and resolved the issue. I am impressed! And I still love mine. UPDATE #4: Pair of underwear fell between the drum & exterior! But a coat hanger resolved getting the item out. Always use the plastic frisbee-thing when spinning! UPDATE #5: Spinner stopped working. I have tried/checked everything imaginable. Even followed a reviewer's advice and took off the back looking for things out of place or damaged. Nothing I can see. Another reviewer suggested letting the interior dry well as water gets in it easily. I left a hair dryer on low and facing the machine interior to dry it well. No luck. *** I'm super sad. *** (I paid $140 for it. Then when I bought one as a gift it was $100. Now it is $62! wth? I got so burned! funny/not funny)

Just used this today. I put it in the tub and I'm not crazy about the electrical cord at the bottom of the washing machine. So I put a plastc pallet in the tub and then the washer on top of it. I live in and apartment and this is so convenient. There are many of my close that I hang on the shower rod and it is convenient and cost effective. I scraped the idea of hooking the intake hose to the shower hose and filled it just from the shower hose. I couldn't find a fill line marker, but this site will answer all of your questions. So far, pretty happy with my purchase

Update 12/19/20: I’ve used this washer almost every day for a little over 3 months now and wanted to come back and update my review to say it’s still working perfectly and I still highly, highly recommend it, especially for RVers (I traveled over 1100 miles this fall and was so happy not to have to use a public laundromat with the pandemic still going on). As I mentioned in my original review, I attached an old knee high stocking to the end of the drain hose with a rubber band to collect any lint that gets by the lint filter inside the washer and it’s amazing how much lint it’s stops from going into your gray tank! Lint will happen with any kind of washer so this in no way detracts from this machine...just passing on a little trick that has worked well for me. Anyway... I will update as time goes on, but I am still thrilled with this little workhorse! It’s awesome! I just received this little machine yesterday, but have already done 3 loads and am totally in love with it!! I am a full time RVer and had no room in my RV for even a small stackable washer/dryer, leaving me no choice but to either hand wash or trudge to the laundromat lugging a heavy basket, only to find broken machines, machines that were all already in use or ones full of other peoples dog hair and no telling what else. Yuck! Not to mention the time spent hunting quarters. When this little machine arrived, I easily unboxed it (by myself) and carried it into the bathroom. The box itself came with straps around it which made carrying the box super easy, and once unboxed there are indentations on each side of the machine which serve as handles. I found it to be relatively lightweight and easy to pick up and move! Anyway, I set it inside my RV shower (elevated on a plastic coated wire rack to keep the base nice and dry) and it was a perfect fit. The only downsides to this machine are that the drain hose is a bit short as is the electric cord, but I was able to make it work. I didn’t bother with attaching the fill hose, I just used my hand held shower head to fill the washer. I started with a small load of wash rags and cleaning rags just to try things out. My only mistake was that I accidentally included a sponge that was loaded with dish soap and I had to rinse everything several times to get rid of all the suds. Lesson learned! On subsequent loads I found that approximately one tablespoon of HE laundry detergent is the perfect amount to clean the clothes and yet not be overwhelmed by suds. I don’t add fabric softener to my towels and cleaning rags as that lessens their absorbency, but when washing other items, I added about a tablespoon of liquid softener to the rinse. Again, I found that small amount to be perfect. For the rags, I set the spin dryer for about two minutes and they came out almost dry. For a load that contained two heavier polo shirts and several pair of socks, I let them spin for 3 minutes. Again, they came out almost dry. Hung everything up with a small fan blowing on them and everything was completely dry in an hour or so. I also left the lids open on the machine after using so the inside could completely dry then stored it away until my next use inside a small closet. The machine is very quiet, even during the spin cycle. I’m still looking for a better “stand” to elevate it more securely when using inside the bathtub as I want to be sure water from the drain never touches the bottom of the machine, and because it uses a gravity drain, elevating helps ensure the water drains out more efficiently. During my extensive pre-buy research, I had read that some people had issues with these types of machines with lint clogging their drains after a while so to prevent any possibility of that happening in my RV, I attached an old knee high stocking to the end of the drain hose with a rubber band so that all of the discharged water was filtered thru the stocking before going down the drain. It works like a charm. The lint collected in the end of the stocking and was easy to brush off into the trash can once the stocking was dry. There is also a small lint filter inside the machine that helps keep lint from redepositing on your clothes. It can easily be removed for cleaning. I need to look around to see if I can find replacements for this filter as I can see the possibility that it will not last forever. In any case, I am absolutely thrilled with my purchase. I can actually say it was fun doing laundry! No, it won’t completely eliminate the occasional use of a laundromat for a large load of heavy towels, a complete sheet set or bulky blankets, but I would say for daily small loads which represent 95% of my laundry, this machine is perfect! Highly recommend!

I really don’t like leaving reviews in general, but I’ve had to leave one here because I’m empty handed with no washer and I’m definitely shorter on my money by $114.31 than I’ve started with. So I’m definitely not feeling great about this product. It’s a bit long, but if you’re considering buying this product, you might want to check it out. So here’s what happened: I’ve recently bought this washer for one of my family member’s birthday, and since we live in a small apartment with no laundry machine, we thought this would do the trick. I’ve got to say, this machine probably is awesome, if it didn’t arrive broken. Immediately when we put the water in the machine via the tube, the water began full-blown leaking from the bottom of the machine. Not the drainage, but the bottom. We immediately thought there was something wrong with the machine because if it can’t even keep a water within the washer, how is it better than a bucket with a hole? The outside looked fine so then, we checked the interior and bingo, a crack with a hole inside the machine. I immediately contacted the company and requested for a refund because I can’t even use it, this takes up space, and we’ve only gotten it that day. The customer service went smoothly, at first. I’ve stated what was the issue and they said I’ll get my full refund. They even sent me a refund and return instructions, cool! I’ve read in the instruction about not worrying about the return shipping fee, so I said okay, and sent the item back via FedEx after talking to them a bit more via message. So I’ve gotten my refund...of $119.75, for the washing machine, but not the price of Fedex which I used to return the broken machine. The cost to send back the machine came out to be $114.31, which is NOT that different from the actual price of the washing machine. I’ve contacted them again to ask if the return shipping fee was going to be covered and they kept responding that the full amount was already paid back. I was told over and over again to contact the amazon customer service. They’ve reached out to the seller, only to have a seller respond with, “please contact amazon customer service”. So I guess I am short on money even though I have nothing in my hand? I wouldn’t have gotten a refund if I didn’t give them the tracking number, so I totally feel cheated out for paying that much money to send back. If you do the math, I’ve gotten $5.44 back. Yep. But that $114.31 to send back the broken machine from my small apartment? Gone. It’s either you lose $119 or $114, your choice. Definitely feeling a bit bitter about the whole situation considering the fact that I will now have to buy another present. I assumed it was fedex just throwing this machine around which resulted in this damage and was fully willing to buy another one of these since the reviews were good and the customer service seemed so...pleasant and smooth, at first for sure. But long story short, if you get a non-broken functioning machine, people seemed thrilled on the reviews. But if yours end up being broken from the very start, you might end up short on money without a washer. I guess it’s up to the consumer to see if they’re willing to take the risk. The picture shows the washer with a hole. It’s wet because I put water in it before I knew there was a hole, but it has not been used once. Upon talking to the customer service NUMEROUS times, I was able to get some help/closure! Many of the customer assistant had told me that they’ll contact the seller, and wait for 2-3 business days. When they were contacted by the amazon customer service, they responded by, “Please contact the amazon customer service”. I don’t think they realize that it was customer service that were contacting them on numerous occasion. Finally I’ve stumbled upon an assistant who went through my message with the seller, went to their lead with my case, and told me this was unfair since it was not my fault the item arrived broken, and I should not have to pay for the cost of sending them back in the first place. I was told that I’ll actually get a return shipping fee from the amazon themselves, and the seller will be properly penalized.

I've been washing our laundry by hand for a year now, using a plastic tote in the shower stall, or occassionaly taking big loads to relative's home to use their machines. This mini washer is a game changer! I wasn't sure it would fit in our tiny bathroom but it does! It's surprisingly quiet from other rooms, so the tenants in the units over probably don't notice it much. I was a bit skeptical that it would wash as well as it does. The first day it got here, I put it to the test. Y'all. This thing is amazing! The water came out all dingy and it wasn't dye, so you KNOW it's cleaning well. No need for hot water, either, in fact instructions say don't use hot because it could mess up the machine. Use a tiny amount of detergent. A few people mentioned that it cleans well enough it doesn't leave "smelly pits" which is a concern of mine. Can confirm, the pits are free of funk! :) Rinsing had the same steps as washing, minus the soap. The dryer/spinner part was my favorite. It really does get the clothes almost dry! It was barely damp after being spun. This cuts down on how long I have to leave it on the line outside. Better yet, I can now hang it on a drying rack indoors without worrying about the clothes dripping puddles like when I'd have to hand-wring them. This is a big plus because I live in a place prone to dust storms, and who wants to deal with line drying outdoors when it's raining or in the middle of winter? One thing that surprised me was how light it was. about 20 lbs is what it says in the description. I'm barely above 5 ft and have noodly arms and still could carry it about from room to room easiy when it's empty. Like others have noted, it holds a decent amount of clothes. 1 load in the washer for me could be one of the following: 2 sets of work scrubs/8 regular shirts/2 jeans/2 medium bath towels/1 full-size sheet/about a dozen items of kids' clothes. Another poster mentioned you should be able to see a vortex effect as it washes. The one time I didn't, I had to wash it again. A full load needs to be separated into smaller loads for the spinner to work properly, but it works so quickly it's hardly an issue. And it's a lot of fun to watch the clothes swishing around. Kind of like being in a car wash or watching those "oddly satisfying" cleaning videos. The downsides so far were short-lived. It had a bit of a learning curve. First, to fill it, the hose is long. Turns out I can't use this bathroom sink because the water would come back up the top of the hose instead of pushing up the loop down to the washer. Eventually I just removed the showerhead and stretched the hose to attach it, and that works perfectly because it goes straight down to the washer. A few times, I've gotten distracted and forgotten to swith the setting off of "drain" when I was filling it for a new load. That was annoying but an easy fix. Because the hose to drain the machine works by gravity and is SHORT, I had to get creative and try it a few different ways. Most people set it in their tub, but our shower stall floor is wonky so I've yet to try that. Initially I hooked the machine up in the kitchen, but then I had to drain it into a bucket and carry that to the bathroom to dispose. So I moved it to the bathroom, right next to the toilet. Drain the dirty water into a bucket and dump it into the toilet bowl. Right now the machine sits on the floor but I'd like to get something sturdy to elevate it, so I can skip the bucket step and just drain it directly to the toilet or shower drain. The machine does move a little as it starts up or winds down, so some no-skid stuff might be in order. Also, if you drain it into the bathtub, get something to catch the extra lint because there is some still floating around. Even though it requires all these steps to fill/drain instead of just pushing a button and walking away like the big ones, I think it's worth it compared to doing it all by hand or hauling it every week to a laundromat or a relative's place, especially as an introvert who'd rather stay home, not to mention having to get the little kids ready to go out. The clothes come out clean, it's quick and quiet, and efficient.

I have owned this unit for almost one year. If it ever breaks, and I can’t repair it, I plan to buy another one. I bought it originally for camping, and now take it with me every time on road trips. I typically wash a couple of items every day. If I go on a long hike, or run, after returning I clean up and wash my clothes especially socks, and underclothes. I use only 1-2 gallons of water, and just a couple of drops of biodegradable soap, or even body wash. A 5 gallon bucket with a screw on lid can be used to drain into, and transport the water to the dump station in a state park. I operate the unit with a 100ah lithium battery, and a 300 watt inverter. It’s also handy throughout the day to just toss slightly sweaty socks, or shirts and agitate them with just plain water. The spinner tub is amazing. In just a couple of minutes the clothes are almost dry. I often stick my clothes to my truck with magnets to quickly finish drying them in the sun. At home this mini washer has also come in very handy. In fact I rarely use my full size washer anymore unless I am needing to wash something big like a sleeping bag. I have also found another wonderful use for this combo unit. It works great when washing my vehicles in the yard. I wash, and agitate my cleaning cloth in just a gallon of water. At this low water level the agitation is strong, and quickly cleans the rag. I then place it in the spinner for less than 30 seconds, as I want it to be slightly damp. The rag comes out perfect for wiping the vehicle down, and cleaning the glass. When I used to hand ring the rags the tag ends often were still saturated and left streaks on the vehicle's body, and on the glass surfaces. I simply keep swapping out the rags in the washer as I am cleaning a vehicle. It works amazing for that task..

Update, 3.5 years later: the motor on the spin side has finally failed. It was totally worth the $100 for 3.5 years of many, many small loads per week. Update, 1 year later: I have had no problems with this machine. It's still going strong. I've definitely overloaded it and the motors show no signs of stopping. I wouldn't recommend overloading it, but it proves the quality of the product for sure. Update, 6 months in: I cannot tell you how much this thing has saved my sanity. I don't have a mountain of clothes that never seems to go away anymore. I wash 4-6 pieces of clothing at a time, or one full sized sheet with a few little items. To help keep loads balance in the spin dryer, I've found "folding" them to be the best method. It helps distribute the clothing easily. The hose to attach it to a faucet didn't work for my situation. At first, I was using buckets to fill it. It worked fine and was a quick method, but it was cumbersome. Eventually I just replaced my showerhead with one that has a hose and that has helped so much. I use it so much that I do worry I'm going to kill the motors. But I'm at 6 months of using the machine 4-6 times a week and it's currently still going strong. Even if it does die after a while, it's totally worth spending $120 on once a year or so. Original review: This machine arrived a week or so ago and I've already used it about a dozen times. As an apartment dweller, I've been hand washing for about 8 years, and debating a machine like this for about three of them. A lot of my research made me skeptical, but I finally bit the bullet and decided to try it. I'm mad at myself for waiting so long. It's quiet, lightweight, and easy to use straight out of the box. One of my main concerns was the noise. I have neighbors below me in a century old building. This is generally quiet enough to not be a concern. The spin dryer can be a little noisy, but balancing the load or even just putting pressure on it until it gets up to full speed seems to do the trick. The spin dryer gets the clothes ridiculously dry, much drier than I could ever do hand washing. It gets them as dry as a good normal washing machine. The loads are relatively small, but it's still worth it. Now I'm not dealing with sopping wet clothes, fighting for a shared washing machine, or having to lug all my laundry downstairs to go to a laundromat. Now the only things I will need to use an actual washing machine for are super bulky items, like blankets, rugs, and towels (but even towels could be washed one at a time if you are incredibly desperate). Ultimately, I would HIGHLY recommend this washer if you are an apartment dweller without easy access to laundry machines. It's definitely worth it.

I have an apartment size washer, but the people downstairs complained about it spinning. So I was looking for something small enough to put on the counter top, and it does. Love it, it does a great job, easy to use. I live by myself, so it takes a while to do a full load,. with this machine makes it much easier. I don't put heavy stuff in it so it will last. But for underwear, sock, light shirts, light towels,, pajama's, dish towels and other light clothes its perfect. It will reduce my the full size washing machine load by 1/3. This machine is perfect if you have a baby or little ones. Less ware and tare on the big machine. I put a rubber mat underneath it well I am using it. It stores very well and is small enough to store in a closet.. great for delicates. and can save a shirt if it is stained. So, if you are locking for something like this, its perfect. It spins really well, but is not a dryer.

Excelente producto, cabe hasta una sabana.

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This is the best buy I did. It's perfect to wash my kid's uniforms, panties and underwear. The machine wash very well but the best thing is the spinner, the clothing is almost dry. I recommend it 100%

This arrived quickly and looks/feels particularly well made. We use this in our RV Trailer, and for those like us that have no space for a plumbed-in washer, I don't believe you can go wrong with this unit. We've used it several times, and it works very well. Of course, we didn't want to be running clothes lines everywhere we're camped (equal amounts work & pleasure) so we did get a Panda portable dryer, as well. This unit is easy to carry without sacrificing quality, easily fits small budgets.