Auertech Mini Twin Tub Washing Machine for Apartments and RVs

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1. TY Verified Buyer – 9 May 2024

   Love this machine! I just got it today and immediately put it to use – already done multiple loads! It’s a bit bigger than I expected but still lightweight and compact enough to carry around easily. I set it up in my tub and used a bucket to add water – was just easier to do it that way for now.

   With a tween dancer, I hand wash all her dancewear and tights, and this machine is an absolute game changer! It washed and spin-dried everything perfectly. After hanging the clothes to finish air drying, they were completely dry within a couple of hours. I was hesitant to put mesh shorts in the spinner, but they came out perfect – no damage to the mesh!

   This machine is powerful yet gentle. It does make some noise while spin drying, but that doesn’t bother me. I’m beyond happy with this purchase!! No more hours of hand washing, wringing out water, and dealing with dripping clothes all over the bathroom floor. And I can’t wait to bring it on our RV trips! Love, love, LOVE!
   

2. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 18 May 2024

   It failed after the first load. When I tried to return it the shipping cost is half of its price. It’s a total rop-off. I don’t know how portablewasherdryercombo.com keep selling this crap
   

3. Taquneta Emegokwue Verified Buyer – 16 June 2024

   When I say this thing is a game changer for us Apt living folks i mean it I live on the second floor and as u can imagine lugging all my laundry to the laundromat is the worse so I watched a few videos on portable washers abs decided on this one I know there are some more higher priced ones out there but u are truly just paying for the name of the brand because this little guy is just a good and the big names and I’m glad I bought it no more laundromat for me next I’m going to get a portable dryer and I’ll truly be free of the laundromat well I’ll still have to wash blankets there but I rather that then everything I own

   

4. RM Verified Buyer – 16 February 2025

   I got this on sale to prep for a baby. I live in a walk up apartment with no laundry. Clothes came out very clean, smelling fresh. The spin cycle is awesome and removes a lot more water than by hand washing. If you have a lot of big heavy jeans or larger than queen sized sheets I wouldn’t recommend but for leggings/sleepwear/bras/athletic clothing – this works great. A few big notes: 1 I didn’t hookup any water inlet since the hose does not fit any sink in my apt and I didn’t want to risk messing with pipes in a rental. Dumping water in is a a bit of a chore and I only felt comfortable using it in the bathtub to avoid spilling when I dump the water in. If you can figure this out or have a hand spray in the shower it would be much easier. 2 There is no lint trap. I did one load with 2 towels and a bunch of lint came through the rinse cycle. I made a DIY trap by putting a sheer sock/stocking on the outlet tube and it works well. I would advise everyone to do this or your pipes will be clogged with lint. 3 Doing multiple loads can give off a rubbery odor, probably from the motor overworking. This makes me question how long this thing will last. I will update my review if anything happens.

   

5. Hannah Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   This is my second washer similar to this. I had the first one (from a different brand) for 3.5 years before it had enough abuse from me and one of the motors went. I am absolutely okay with spending $100 every 3-4 years to do laundry in my own home instead of paying to use shared machines. This is totally worth the money. The agitation is powerful enough to get clothes very clean and the spin cycle dries well enough that it doesn’t take long for clothes to air dry. Here are some tips that have worked for me to get the most out of these machines: 1) Just assume you’ll use it in the tub. I’ve tried it elsewhere and it’s a headache. Containing it to the tub negates water getting anywhere you don’t want it to be, issues with draining and filling, etc. 2) Replace your shower head with something that has a hose. It’s incredibly easy to do and doesn’t take very long. I did it in my rented apartment in 5 minutes. Ideally get one with a magnetic head so it’s easy to put up and take down. This is so much better than filling it with buckets or trying to deal with the flimsy fill hose it comes with. 3) To keep the bottom off of the tub floor and reduce noise for the apartment below, I rest it on 2 anti-fatigue mats that I’ve stacked. Keeps the bottom from getting wet when draining and my neighbors from going insane. 4) I use a pitcher to collect any water coming out of the faucet while I fill with the shower head. I dump the water in there into the beginning of my rinse cycle, next load, or water my plants. Saves water and speeds things up just a little bit. 5) Get a drain strainer to catch lint. I saw another review that mentions putting a hosiery sock over the drain tube, which is also genius. Ultimate, this machine is absolutely worth the money to help your sanity. I definitely recommend it!

   

6. Shanon Peabody Verified Buyer – 3 March 2025

   I wish I would have purchased this year’s ago! Honestly its a game changer! I usually wash my clothes in the sink and I have real bad arthritis in my hands. Wringing clothes out is not an option for me anymore and for days after my hands would ache. The super spin cycle gets the clothes about 93% dry and the clothes almost completely dry after hang drying them for an hour. I was going to purchase a stand up clothes dryer but my fan does the job just fine. I just hang the clothes in my closet with the fan blowing on the clothes. If I had a stand up dryer I would have to take my clothes out to put them away, so this saves a step and a $100. The only thing I’m concerned with at the moment is that water drains from the drain hose even when the knob is set not to drain and since I put my laundry soap in first a portion of it drained into my drain bucket. That could be a real serious problem and it makes some weird noises. Just be sure to not overload it and also a tip: after you start your wash before doing second drain, spin the clothes first and I promise it will only take one more wash and spin until they’re clean. I noticed that after my second drain my water was still a bit brown and was doing a 3rd wash, drain and spin and I was doing that unnecessary. After washing, draining and spinning I know only do 2 cycles as opposed to 3. Lemme tell you lifting the 8 gallon bucket of water to dump down the drain takes it out of you. Also the fuller and well centered your spin load is the less noise and movement you’ll have much to my surprise. When you don’t fill it all the way the machine is lighter and causes it to shake really bad.

   

7. Foxie la Fleur Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   After 2 years of living on the top floor of a lovely vintage building that only has coin laundry in the basement (that maybe worked 50% of the time), my back protested laundry time. Carrying heavy loads of laundry up and down 4 flights of stairs left me with debilitating back pain for DAYS to the point that I would avoid doing my laundry… but then it’d pile up and I’d have more to carry up/down the stairs… I was so fed up. I am grateful I found this little unit because it’s literally a game changer. Wash mode: works great! Easily hooks up to a standard faucet. You need less detergent than you think, and I usually do 1 wash mode, empty the washer, then do a rinse mode before transferring things to the spin dryer. Spin dry: surprisingly super effective!!! I always put it on the max time allotment (5 minutes), and by the time it’s done, the clothes are nearly dry. I just put them on hangers and air dry them on my clothes rack for a few hours. BOOM. Done. Things I recommend to make using this item & the process smooth: – prop the machine on a step stool to make it easier for gravity to drain the water, and drain it into a bucket so you can pour it out into the sink. Put a towel down in case the drain hose slips when you’re not looking (I learned the hard way when I was multitasking and not paying attention! Oops!) – get a floating lint trap for the washer. – use laundry softener or some sort of laundry boost like an odor/build up remover to keep things soft and extra clean. Again, you need less than you think! Working on getting in the habit of washing my first clothes more immediately in small loads so the laundry doesn’t pile up and become overwhelming. 10/10 recommend this for anyone living without in-unit laundry!

   

8. Lily Verified Buyer – 2 April 2025

   Unfortunately, the washing part is extremely damaging to any kind of cloth you try to wash there. The squeezer is an ABSOLUT LIFE SAVER but YOU CANNOT WASH WITHOUT PUTTING IT IN A MESH BAG FIRST. As you can see in the pitcure, I innocently put a microfiber cloth in there, fully intact, and pulled it out looking like wolverine attacked it. So in my opinion it’s definitly not useless, but not worth 100$…

   

9. Coobidoo Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

   Perfecta 10/10 lava muy bien la compré para lavar la ropa de mi bebé , es liviana , muy bonita llego en adecuadas condiciones , se acomoda fácilmente en el apartamento la mía es pequeña , la parte donde ella seca la ropa la saca súper súper escurrida ( estrujada ) como dirían en otros países , se puede colgar y secar en el Baño o donde deseen fácilmente ya que dale Muy bien . Me encantó la recomiendo!!!!..: