This little machine is great for washing a few pieces of underclothing and socks, and I've used it several times. The "rinsing" aspect, where you put the clothes in the little basket and the machine spins it around to cast off water has not worked for me - the basket keeps flying off and dashing into the walls. (Perhaps if there were only one or two very lightweight pieces being "rinsed," it would work.) I just drain the water, run another cycle without water, then when it's finished squeeze them out and hang them up to dry. This process has worked very well for me so far.

I used it to wash my gym clothes and small towels. It’s very convenient.

I have many pieces of delicate underwear and other clothing that I can't wash in a regular washer. But I don't have time to wash them all one by one. That's why I got this small washing machine. I noticed it doesn't spin as fast as a regular washer. It doesn't have a rotating cylinder either; instead, it has a rotating disc at the bottom that makes the water spin, along with the clothing I've thrown into it. It fits on my kitchen counter, weighs very little, and I can fit about 8 panties or briefs. Usually, I throw in pieces until I see the washer struggling to spin. To use it, I press the button and hold it until it turns on. With the same button, I can select between 5 or 10 minutes of washing and the dehydration cycle. For the dehydration cycle, I use the included white basket and have to align it properly so it's seated correctly. I also have to place the washed laundry in a balanced manner, or the basket will flip over. My clothing is still wet after the dehydration cycle, but it drips less. Essentially, what I do is run a wash cycle with some soap, then drain and do 3 more wash cycles without soap until the water comes out clear. The washer is gentle and has never ruined a piece of clothing I've washed with it.

This portable washing machine is well made and has a large capacity. It is great for washing socks, underwear, or light clothes. The operation is somewhat easy and straightforward. Everything has been working as described and I have no complaints so far.

Got this for my off grid cabin up north. Easy to transport, use and setup for small loads.

Works awesome for when you need to do a small load of laundry on the go, perfect for camping, vacations or road trips, easy to use and can fit a decent amount in one load, convenient and portable.

Play Video This is a nice little portable washing machine. I Having something like this would be great for apartment living, dorm room living or traveling. It comes with a filling hose by the connector doesn't fit our faucet. The agitator is powerful and the items cleaned well on the 10 minute cycle. The water drains with the hose attachment that can go into any sink, toilet or tub. Fresh water is then added for a rinse cycle for the 5 minute cycle. Drain, put items in spinner basket and run for the 2 minutes setting. The spinning basket wouldn't stay in place after the first spin. After one spin, hang to dry. The instructions didn't really help so I had to watch videos for tutorials. Overall, it's great in a pinch.

This is the perfect little washing machine for traveling.