This washer is a decent size and if loaded lightly allows enough room for clothes to tumble and get a better wash. The spinner is a decent size too; but it must be carefully loaded so as not to be off balance, or you will hear about it. It has a discharge pump—not gravity discharge. It came in a non-specific box—I was glad of that.

I'm able to save money from not calling a cab to go to laundry mat. I'm sure at the end of 30 days I will have the money I put in for the washer. I really love that I can wash drain and fill up to wash a second time because of water being filthy. I don't need to put more soap. I will drain for a 3rd time to remove the dirt and soap remaining. I'm glad I can choose how clean I want to have my clothes. If I'm filling a third time I can use fabric softener then I can spin. The spin drys very well. My clothes are completely dry by morning or just a couple of hours. So dry I don't have to put towels for dripping. The spinned clothes don't drip. Hot water causes the hoes to melt. Warm doesn't do that. Great value for my money I will recommend 100%. This is not a walk away when you are filling or draining so you have to pay attention to avoid overflowing. I put a rug underneath to protect drips from moving from washer to the spinner. I give quick twist of items to prevent water dripping everywhere when switching. I was worried about getting cord wet but I put it up and out of the way not to trip either . Drys better with only a few items it will cause the whole unit to walk,and bang with loud noise. Ex: 4 shirts only, 2 thick jeans (hand twist before spinning. I don't depend on spinning to rinse my clothes so I do second washing without soap. Helps prevent rash from leaving detergent behind.

UPDATE: This will ONLY work for small items! My twin sheets struggle to fit only one in the spin basket and it starts shaking loudly. I have to try about 4 times to get it to spin out one flippin sheet. Now I have to buy a separate spinner for anything bigger than a towel. This spin basket is only big enough for tshirts, socks and underware and hand towels. thin beach towels work. I also NOW have to buy a real portable dryer! That is like $500 more just to dry the clothes. I wish I had known. When winter comes there is NO WAY this will help with a blanket!The WASHER Is big and wonderful! You have to wash then drain then fill with clean water then drain again then try to get the spin basket to not wobble like crazy.= The Spinner basket is sooo small and will wobble like insanity if it is off balanced in the first 3 seconds! Very scary sounding! I am scared to turn on the spinner every time not knowing if it will shake like crazy. You have to super fast turn off the spinner and move things around. You can only spin out 4 pieces of clothes at one time ... like one shirt, thin shorts socks and underwear. That is one load in the spinner. Then you must hang your clothes up for several hours to air dry.Today I washed in ONE LOAD... 7 shirts, 4 pair of lightweight shorts and 6 pair of socks. You must spin out the water in 4 separate loads of 2 to 5 mins each so that is 15 mins wash time and 20 mins dry time. Pretty cool! BUT>>>>>>>> This will NOT easily even spin out a twin sheet without the WOBBLE unless it is a thin twin size sheet! I SO dont think I can use this in the winter at all! It will NOT spin out anything larger than a regular bath towel. You can forget about an extra size or heavy weight bath towel or even a blanket. NO WAY will it fit in here! The spinner is so small. It is 4 times smaller than the washer. BEWARE you will need an actual dryer and spinner that are larger! This is great for shirts, baby clothes and small stuff but NO WAY would a Queen size sheet fit in the spinner basket. This spinner starts to wobble and shake the unit like crazy where you must immediately turn the dial back to off and reposition what you are attempting to spin the water out of. It spins SO FAST that it must be balanced right off or it wont work without scaring you with how loud.Now there is a gas smell of oil inside when you lift the lid that is super annoying if you are sensitive to smells. It does not get on your clothes. You just cant leave the lid open without smelling it. I have used this 6 times and it is still there.Ok, so first the postal worker dropped this package a bit to hard in my opinion when it was delivered and I was worried it would not work but IT WORKS GREAT! I have it in the bathtub, not elevated at all and the drain tube just needs to be laying down in the tub to work. Make sure to gently tip the unit side to side to drain before taking it out of the tub.YOU MUST ADD CLEAN RINSE WATER as Step II and FIRST CHANGE IT FROM THE DRAIN SETTING! so I figured that out quickly LOL. The drain water was dirty so that was great to see. The rotating to the left then the right and repeating is wonderful. This washer is awesome!This holds alot of washing but will take you 4 loads to spin out the water in the clothes. So that is 20 mins to spin out all the water from one wash load. It took me an hour to do my first load with setup and learning. The instructions are stupid. I read them like 20 times hoping they would make sense LOL NOPE... You can figured it out tho.I could not get the lint trap out of the washer and that was frustrating. I figured out using my shaving razor handle I could pop it out. You have to clean it each time after a wash.One more thing, the box it comes in says 26 lbs but if your needing it to be lighter, take it out of the box to carry in then its only like 17 lbs easy to carry up stairs by yourself!I use an extension cord from another room and this works just fine. This is a 3 prong outlet and I only have a 2 prong in the bathroom so I had to do this. Works good.

We needed a substitute washer as our main one died and couldn't get a new one. We have had this for a few months and it's still running strong. We have 6 people, half of us where size 3x. The washing tub washes quite a bit at a time. I only need to wash two loads in the washing basin then I have enough to put in my big dryer. The spinner works very well, does get off balance like a regular washer would at times...word to the wise..put socks in the spinner first then heavier clothes . Spinner works better when it's full. I can spin a 3x hoodie and some smaller stuff at a time or about 4-5 outfits from my 7 year olds at a time. Recently I thought I killed it. Turns out we took the panel off the back and a kids socks snuck out the spinner and got stuck in drain tube..hence put the socks in the spinner first, lol. Easily removed sock and she's back up and running.We don't use it to wash blankets, however it could fit a lightweight throw. Can wash jeans, however spinning could take a little time to get it balanced tonspin..but it has spun out my husband's 3x work pants...one pair fit in the spinner.We also have 2 dogs, 9 cats and a rabbit and it hasn't gotten clogged with hair as of yet., but I do have a lint roller to use on heavier pet hair items, before it goes in.Liquid laundry soap is best in this machine. I started trying the scent beads and I put them in a separate bowl to melt down before adding to machine.Easy to use and, noise isn't too bad in my opinion. I have it on a small stand next to the bathtub so it can easily drain out and I use the handheld shower head to fill it. It has a hose to the spinner that connects to a sink to rinse while it spins. I put my loads on 2 minute spins and do 1 minute of rinsing then turn faucet off.

I love this portable washer. The loads are really small but that’s ok, I use it for socks & underwear. I love it, it does a wonderful job. Only downside is fall is that the drainage hose was broken and water went everywhere. Other then that it’s wonderful!