Portable Stacked Washer and Dryer Combo Mini Manual Washing Machine All in One Non-Electric Compact RV Laundry Machine

It works just fine, I don't personally recommended for a long-term solution I myself used it because my washer is temporarily broken. A later point I found the second handle that came with it was flimsy and broke. But the main handle that's attached to the washer is firmly attached and works just fine on his own

The first couple of times I washed clothes in this it left soap stains even when I used the recommended amount of soap. I stopped using the washer attachment after about the third load (other reasons I stopped using it were: it was hard to turn the knob and certain clothes would get knotted up and caught on the side) and started just using it as a bucket to hand wash clothes in. Works a lot better this way in my opinion and I can fit more than 2 items in it (I've been able to wash 3 outfits in a single load this way - I have a technique but whatever works, right?). What I do enjoy is the spinning attachment that helps me get most of the water out that would usually drip off when hang drying. The clothes come out damp but not dripping wet. Depending on what you have loaded in it, it can make a lot of noise and it does begin to shake a lot. To somewhat fix this issue, I hug the bucket with one arm and turn the knob with the other to stop it from shaking so much. Overall once I got the hang of a routine that worked, it helped me a lot. It takes me like 15 minutes to wash and then I just hang dry and leave the clothes alone. I wouldn't recommend this for people that have limited hand/arm movement or limited grip as it is somewhat a chore to work with. I also wouldn't recommend it to people that aren't okay with making somewhat of a watery mess during the whole process.Another thing I'd like to add is that when you put the lid on and lock it, if you try to spin it counter clockwise, a lot of the time the lock will become loose and the lid will practically fly off. So if you're able to use the washer attachment make sure you're not turning it too fast and hold the lid down.

During the current pandemic, some people who live in apartments are looking for alternatives to using communal laundry facilities. This product cleans my clothes better than hand washing, but it take a lot of elbow grease. Turning the handle is not easy when the basket is full of water, you are essentially churning the agitator. This is not good for heavy items like sweaters or bed sheets.I find it easier when I have no more than three items (more if smaller items) and clothes get clean with about 30 rotations per "load". It takes a while, but it is better to me than hand washing. The product can leak so I suggest using in the bathtub. The spinner to dry is useless for anything other than delicates. I prefer to wring dry if the material can take it.In my opinion, this product is not for those who have physical limitations. It gives you a good work out.

This is HORRIBLY made. Good concept but seriously? There should be a handle on side to hold while spinning. The auction cups do not work and the top handle (not pictured I took off) scraps my fingers while trying to hold it steady. The Hook on the top?! Seriously?!?!? Cut me trying to spin the lid open! It's so hard to lock and open it I've cut my hands three times now trying to do this. This is terribly made!!!!

I was hesitant about the size of the machine because of reviews. I definitely feel like you could fit more than 3 items at a time ( size in mind) I was capable of doing a successful load of 4 items and even 5. Definitely not for the spinner solely wash. Spins fast with minimal effort. Good wash, drains easy, simple design. Overall highly satisfied

This product is just OK. I'd think it's worth $40 maxIf you don't have a washer it'd do for a short time. If you have a washer you could wash in this and spin in you big washer. But it's not really any easier than hand washing in the sink. If you had to hand wash several items it could save irritation of your hands - or you could get some yellow kitchen gloves for $3.If you have arthritis or really wouldn't help either bc it takes some muscle to use.Maybe for camping or if you were homeless... Idk not not very useful for most.

I ordered this because i live alone and do not want to use communal laundry facilities during the pandemic. I absolutely love this item.First load i did 5 washcloths and 3 pairs of underwear and it was great.Next load i did Tshirts, and it worked grear but I had to modify how I did the laundry. Instead of doing all 3 tshirts at one time and risk breaking a handle, i kept a bucket next to me where i would put each tshirt in after it was washed. I would repeat the same process for rinsing and drying. Towels...one at a time.Yes its more work than a traditional washer, but its worth the extra work to avoid laundrymats at the moment, its worth the peace of mind.Nor recommended for heavy items.

I like how simple and straight forward this washer is. It can't handle a lot of clothes but the clothes do come out clean. You need to turn the handle changing directions like a washing machine. This product is NOT durable. Both of the handles broke off within the first 3 months I've had this thing. I have to use my hands flat on the cover to turn it and it does not seal securely. The cover keeps opening, and I get so aggravated. I always use it in the tub so any mess doesn't bother me. The concept is great and it functions great, however, it is fragile and not as durable as it should be for a clothes washer. I would be 100% happy with this product if the handles did not break off so easily and the lid was secure.