Mini Washer Spinner Combo 5.7 lbs Compact Machine for RV Camping

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1. Mary K. Verified Buyer – 17 May 2024

   It’s a good little machine and can do a reasonably good sized load. You can wash one sheet at a time which is pretty good for this little washer, but I only say this to let you know the capacity of the washer. I do take my sheets down to the laundry room because I find them too difficult to wring out before I put them in the spinner. The spin doesn’t get as much water out of your clothes as a regular washer, but I just let the dryer run until they’re dry so, for me, it’s really not a problem.
   I included the pictures to show how I store and use it. I keep it in my bathtub with the pail and basin I put my washed clothes in to take to the dryer. This keeps everything handy. When I use the machine I put a mat under it because the spinner vibrates and the washer jumps around. To solve this, I just sit on the side of the tub, reading a book, and leaning my arm on the washer while it’s spinning.
   To sum it all up, I would say this is a good machine for small loads and is very handy for apartment living.
   

2. Mini Washing Machine #cleaning #laundry Verified Buyer – 10 June 2024

   For a few years, I’ve been researching small, portable washers for our off-grid cabin (we have a generator, and I just purchased a portable power station and solar panel for charging it). I was so pleased to be able to get a power station with enough power for this machine! Before going to the cabin, I tried the system out at home, using a regular wall socket, but to the power station – worked fine. We just returned from a week at the cabin, and while there we had a leak that required mopping up some dirt and water with a bathmat – to try out the washer again, I put that, a pair of womens’ lightweight pajamas, and several pairs of socks in for a wash. The capacity for washing and rinsing is impressive – it can hold a lot, but if the load is too heavy, the movement of the clothes is slowed down; I was surprised at how much agitation the little machine actually provides! And as you see in the picture, I used it on the deck, for excellent drainage. Instead of using the hose for filling, I just used a bucket – the filling hose and fitting for the faucet is the only thing about this system that is lacking at all – the “adapter” doesn’t really allow for attaching to the faucet – you have to hold in place – once placed properly, it fills well. Or the bucket system works fine. 🙂 So, since my bathmat was dirty, I increased washtime to 9 minutes. Then I removed the laundry while draining water, replaced the laundry, and added clean rinse water – rinsed for about 5 minutes, then drained again. I was able to split this load into two to fit in the spin basket, which was fine. The first, lighter load, spun without having to hold the machine; the second, heavier load required the machine being held (or one could place a heavy item on it). I spun for about 6 minutes each time, and of note – I’ll do 8 -10 next time to get them even more dry. Amazing how much spin “Little Junior” (my brother named it! 🙂 ) has!!! Onto a clothes rack in the sunshine and within a few hours all was dry, and the power station was fully charged again. This is a great little system – luxury off-grid! UPDATE: I’ve seen criticsm about the machine vibrating and moving – it’s a lightweight machine, so to me this is expected. With the wash cycle, this isn’t an issue at all, even with towels. With spin, it wiggles – please see pictures with the “belt” – a tie-down works great, as I do the laundry on the deck. For larger loads, the capacity is good for washing (I did towels: 3 bath, 3 hand, and 3 washcloths, no problem. I split that into 3 loads for spinning.

   

3. Robin Frost Verified Buyer – 18 July 2024

   As a retiree on medical disability this saves me a lot of energy from hand washing. It’s runs good and is almost silent.
   The only down side would be the spin cycle. Only very small load capacity and hand wringing is far more effective.
   I would buy one again if needed.
   

4. Rohina Toran Verified Buyer – 21 August 2024

   This item does not have good quality and the price is too much for such non standard products. I bought it and it only worked for one month, the spinner was not working even at the beginning.
   

5. Kc-tv Verified Buyer – 11 February 2025

   If you want machine with a good spinner, the single tob is not the one. But otherwise it works great.
   

6. Ann B. Verified Buyer – 2 March 2025

   Video attached for sound… I can’t send it to the seller, so hopefully someone can listen and answer

   It seems to be getting things clean, but I’m concerned
   

7. Margaret Riley Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

   For a few years, I’ve been researching small, portable washers for our off-grid cabin (we have a generator, and I just purchased a portable power station and solar panel for charging it). I was so pleased to be able to get a power station with enough power for this machine! Before going to the cabin, I tried the system out at home, using a regular wall socket, but to the power station – worked fine. We just returned from a week at the cabin, and while there we had a leak that required mopping up some dirt and water with a bathmat – to try out the washer again, I put that, a pair of womens’ lightweight pajamas, and several pairs of socks in for a wash. The capacity for washing and rinsing is impressive – it can hold a lot, but if the load is too heavy, the movement of the clothes is slowed down; I was surprised at how much agitation the little machine actually provides! And as you see in the picture, I used it on the deck, for excellent drainage. Instead of using the hose for filling, I just used a bucket – the filling hose and fitting for the faucet is the only thing about this system that is lacking at all – the “adapter” doesn’t really allow for attaching to the faucet – you have to hold in place – once placed properly, it fills well. Or the bucket system works fine. 🙂 So, since my bathmat was dirty, I increased washtime to 9 minutes. Then I removed the laundry while draining water, replaced the laundry, and added clean rinse water – rinsed for about 5 minutes, then drained again. I was able to split this load into two to fit in the spin basket, which was fine. The first, lighter load, spun without having to hold the machine; the second, heavier load required the machine being held (or one could place a heavy item on it). I spun for about 6 minutes each time, and of note – I’ll do 8 -10 next time to get them even more dry. Amazing how much spin “Little Junior” (my brother named it! 🙂 ) has!!! Onto a clothes rack in the sunshine and within a few hours all was dry, and the power station was fully charged again. This is a great little system – luxury off-grid!
   UPDATE: I’ve seen criticsm about the machine vibrating and moving – it’s a lightweight machine, so to me this is expected. With the wash cycle, this isn’t an issue at all, even with towels. With spin, it wiggles – please see pictures with the “belt” – a tie-down works great, as I do the laundry on the deck. For larger loads, the capacity is good for washing (I did towels: 3 bath, 3 hand, and 3 washcloths, no problem. I split that into 3 loads for spinning.
   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 6 April 2025

   This little machine is quiet and the agitation is strong. The water drains all the way out which is nice if you use bleach in any load. Easily rinsed out. For us that have used a wringer washer it will remind you of that wonderful experience. Keep using your water until it gets dirty, then easily rinsed and refilled with a 🪣 if you can’t use your spigot. It’s been basket seems small but I think it’ll do a good job. Not going to use it because I have a Nina spin dryer. Definitely recommend!