SUPER DEAL Portable Washing Machine 17.6 lbs Twin Tub Compact Washer, Washing and Spinner Cycle Combo for Apartment, Camping, College, Dorms and RV, Timer Control, Gravity Drain and Inlet Water Hose

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I love this washer. I can put a sheet in the spin side by itself and by the timer is done its already mostly dry. Clothes still need to be hung up but I still love this little machine. I had to buy another one after three years because of my own mistake, nothing related to the quality. The bottom of the washer has a drain hose as well as drain holes incase any water gets into the bottom part. I had mine in my tub and I have a strainer in case of any dog hair, my hair, dust, etc drains out. I wasn't paying attention and the water was high enough to reach inside where the spinner motor is and it wound up rusting (I'm disabled so the water rising done accidentally multiple times NOT with just it happening once, twice, or even 10 times). This time I had a stand made so the washer can sit on that instead of the bottom of the tub. I purchased some hose extensions for filling the washer and draining it into the tub. I'm very happy with my choice for the quality and price. If anything goes wrong with this new one I'll be sure to come back and edit this review if necessary.

First of all, this is a really great product. It’s compact and it gets your clothes extremely clean - just as clean as if you were using a regular size washer. There are a few things that they could improve upon and that I’d wish I’d known before I bought the product but I would definitely buy again. First of all the instructions are very poorly translated so here is how you actually use the washer – which is very helpful to know before buying the product because it’s not exactly the type of product you can load the clothes in and then just leave for its entire wash cycle. There are a few steps that you have to go through when washing. The left side has what would be the agitate side. You load your clothes in that side and fill with water – I usually get the water level just above the clothes level and there are some max fill lines. You then add in the detergent & know that you only need a little bit of detergent – the first time I washed clothes I put too much and it was very sudsy. If you have the type of cap on your liquid detergent that has the lines on it I would use no more than level 1 line for a full load. You then close the lid and start your first round of washing – you can wash for up to 15 minutes and I always put it on the 15 minute mark. You can then abandon it until it’s time to drain. You will then need to drain into a tub or sink all of the water and then you move your clothes over to the right side which is the spin cycle. The spin side is smaller than the agitate side so unless you’re doing a small load you will need to spin your clothes in two rounds and you can spin for up to five minutes, which I always do. After spinning you move the clothes back to the left side and add in clean water but no detergent and run through what would be the rinse cycle - Again, you can run this side up to 15 minutes and I always do it at 15 minutes. You then drain the water into the tub or sink again and move your clothes back over to the right side for the final spin which, again, you will most likely need to do inntwo rounds. When I bought this I thought the spin side was actually a dryer but it is not. It does however spin a lot of water out so smaller items like underwear or sports bras or lighter weight clothing will get quite dry. You can then load your clothes into a dryer if you have one or onto a drying rack to complete the drying process. You will also need to drain one last time after the final spin because you will have spun a lot of water out and you can hear it sloshing around inside. A note when draining – make sure you always hook the drain pipe back on the side of your washer before moving it because the water will drip out and it does come out in a big rush. So here’s where we get to the one of two major problems with the washer. The drain pipe is on the bottom left side of the agitate side (when facing it) so unless you have a standup shower you need to have the washer elevated to drain it because it can’t go from the bottom of the washer, up the side of the tub, and back down into the tub to drain. That would defy gravity lol! And even if you have a standup shower, like I said, the water does come out in a big rush so you risk flooding your shower as it drains. My toilet is located next to my tub so my boyfriend and I would lift the washer onto the toilet lid to drain it but this is not the most lightweight of washers and when you add in clothes and water it is extremely heavy and there aren’t really any handles on the side to lift it up. So my boyfriend build me a wooden stand on wheels because I have to move my washer from the guest bedroom into the bathroom because my bathroom is too small to store it. So keep that in mind that you may want something on wheels – also, most outlets are not located next to the tub so unless you get an extension cord you would need to move it from where it’s plugged in over to a tub to drain so having it on wheels makes it much easier. And the stand that he built is high enough that the washer can sit on it and drain into the tub perfectly. I just leave it on the stand all the time since I have to wheel it about. The second major problem is that the tube that it comes with to fill up the washer is just a thin plastic tube and it is not one that hooks onto the faucet. You either have to stand there holding it onto the faucet so the water doesn’t spray everywhere or forgo the tube and use a watering can or I used my Brit’s filter to fill it up. So neither of those options are the most efficient or pleasant! We bought a short garden hose from Amazon that was maybe $5 and it has a rubber end on one end that you fit onto the faucet head and then the metal end on the other side that you stick into the washer and it works perfectly to fill up the washer. And the best part is you can leave it while it fills up and do something else – just make sure you set a timer because I’ve definitely overflowed it before when I forgot about it! It takes about five minutes to fill up a full load. So all that being said, it is a great washer and really gets your clothes clean but just know that you may want to do some measuring and buy a couple extra components to make it the most efficient.

This is great for my use, as an elderly person it’s easy to use and extremely convenient! It’s a good size for my laundry needs.

(electrical hazard info in bottom paragraph)Bought this washer dryer combo since i live in an apartment, and laundromats get to be expensive. Sizewize, it stands at around 3 feet tall and is bulkier than i thought it would be, however it holds more than you would think on the washer side. I was able to fit a handful of socks, a pair of sweats, and a towel into the washer for a test run comfortably with room for more, however the spinner side could only handle the towel or the socks and sweats, be careful with the spinner it will rock like crazy if overloaded.The machine works very well at spin drying, my socks and sweats were nearly dry after 2 5 minute cycles and a few minutes on hangers finished the job nicely. The Lint trap came out on its own during a wash cycle so watch that carefully if you hear loud bangs while washing.I started smelling a fishy smell shortly after my first use of this, and research indictated that a fishy smell = burning electronics, so i searched the reviews and located one where another customers had wires unclipped inside, which were rubbing against the spinner motor, which he just taped to the outside wall. Well I opened mine up and found I had the same issue, the bag which the wires were enclosed in had already burned through in a few spots! I did have a clip on the back wall which it looked like the wires were supposed to be in, so i pushed them into the clip and am going to be keeping a keen nose to make sure that it doesn't start up again.Overall, good product, 4 out of 5 stars because it could start fires if the end consumer doesn't know better.*Update* after a bit more use and some investigation, it is still making the fish smell and now has started smoking if i use the spin side for more than one cycle. i looked in it and the motor is too hot to touch after just 2 runs, which is what i was rinsing my clothes on. The motor is too small for this, or you have to be very careful not to overload it. I had one shirt in it, just a light work shirt, with just enough water to cover the shirt in it, so i guess the motor can't handle that. Be careful.