Portable 12 Liter Mini Washer with Drain Basket for Travel and RV

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1. L1Pa Verified Buyer – 11 March 2024

   Really a good idea as far as what it does. So far it’s worked exactly as described. Washes small loads and drains well (through external hose to a sink). The plastic is fairly thin though. I guess to reduce weight (and cost). All-in-all a good worthwhile product with a lot of uses.
   

2. Gc Verified Buyer – 4 May 2024

   It works well for me. There is a drain hole. The entire device can collapse into something that is small enough to be carry in a car and even a carry-on. I can see this being use in long camping trips as long as you don’t carry it around all the time. It basically spins back and forth with a timer. You’ll still need to add additional water for rinsing. It is basically like automatic hand washing. The collapsed part is high quality rubber. No way it will leak, especially since the main container inside is hard plastic.
   

3. George Mendoza Verified Buyer – 8 May 2024

   Great little washer to use in a pinch but it won’t replace a real washer. I wouldn’t put a pair of jeans in it but delicates and under shirts work great with this portable washer. It does make a weird sound when in use. Check the video for what I mean.
   

4. R-N Verified Buyer – 10 November 2024

   This is probably one of the greatest ideas that should have never gone to manufacture and only remained an idea in a mad scientist lab. Way too many issues with this to be worth purchasing.

   First and foremost, what is the rated washer power/watts? There just is not enough power to make using this efficient. Judging by the 2A power cord (to compare, an iPhone Max requires a power adapter of at least 20 watts to effectively charge) tells me that the motor generates about the same torque as a hamster in a running wheel.

   As demonstrated in the video, I found for adult clothes, assuming you are an average sized person, take the advertised capacity and reduce by 60-75%. For instance, in my video, I demonstrate it with 8 pairs of men’s size large polyester underwear. Initially, I put in 10 pairs but the weight of them would not even allow the agitator to spin (BIG red flag) so I reduced it to 8 and started filming. 8 would barely work so I then reduced it to 5, then 3. Three pairs is what I found to be optimal. When they say 5 towels, think wash clothe size “towels”. And bras…I won’t even address that one. The capacity that is advertised is for the smallest garments; think toddler/infant, or kitten sized “pet clothes” (WTH are pet clothes anyway?).

   The instructions get an F. Terrible guide and leave out information required most:
   How much water do I put in, and do I add the water before or after the clothes are placed in the reservoir?
   How much detergent do I add?
   What is “Dehydration”?
   What about rinsing- do I take the clothes out and rinse by hand, ring, then put them back in for “dehydration”?
   Is the basket only used for spin cycle? What is the spin cycle?
   What is the proper care and maintenance (draining, cleaning, etc)?

   Let’s talk about the dehydration cycle: Ineffective and gets an F.
   The basket for the spin cycle (which they call “dehydration”) will only hold a fraction, as in ONE (1) piece of the clothing you just washed. So you will need to spin multiple cycles. But do not bother using this feature. It will only spin and be amusement for your toddler watching it walk all over your floor. Putting it on a table is a no-go unless you weigh it down with a brick. Wringing the clothes out with your hands will be 4xs more effective removing water and 99% faster.

   When draining this, the fastest way seems to be just to tip and dump out the water then set upright and open the drain plug to get the water out of the bottom. However, due to the shape and configuration of the tub, you will not get all the water out and may have to wipe the tub out with a rag.

   Would love to see the other reviewer’s videos of this thing working great. I wanted to give it at least 2 stars due to the genius idea. But the more I progressed in my test run, the more I realized that it is only going to take up space in a landfill next week upon garbage collection day.
   

5. K. Beck Verified Buyer – 24 January 2025

   So this a functional item. If you are looking for something to wash you undergarment, especially if you’re like me and don’t like travelling with dirty undergarments, then this is effective. Keep in mind the agitator is plastic and though it looks deep it is not as wide. But it does work well. I would recommend using g this for underpants, socks, sports bras or bras with no wire. No more than 4 or 5 pieces of clothes depending on what you’re washing. Do not expect a full clean like in your normal washer. I like that it doesn’t require a lot of water. I filled up in my sink. Or you can use the shower head. Takes about 10 minutes max. Is noisy but that comes with the territory. Overall I can see it’s useful Ness. I keep mine in my bathroom but I would definitely take it with me when I travel.
   

6. Maaadhouse Verified Buyer – 19 February 2025

   We took this with us on our mini vacation. It works great for small loads like shirts and undies. Great option for traveling. Folding it down takes a little work, but overall definitely loved. The ease of setup up and use is awesome!
   

7. Universal Tech Solutions Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

   This is a larger version of what I reviewed last. It can handle a T-Shirt or a pair of socks. A hand towel or a few, small washcloths. Infant clothing is also easy with this machine. So long as you follow the included instructions, there will be no leakage or spillage. Watch the fill lines, prepare the hose correctly and you’ll have no issues. Clothes come clean but I found myself having to run the washer for multiple passes. I expected this as the 7L unit I had is the exact same, just smaller. Same color too. At $39.99 you could do so much worse. It collapses for easy stowage or travel. My only gripe is that the electronics are at the bottom so they can easily get wet and when they do as that is not an if, the unit will stop functioning as intended. Buttons stop working, timing goes off and you have to sit and watch it from there on in which is no good. But again, if you are travelling with an infant or you need a small washer for small items on the go like in a motel, this will work just fine for you for a time.
   One last caveat, it does not hold 12L, it IS 12L. There is a giant distinction between the two. You’ll find this holds a gallon and a half or so of water at max. Add clothes and that goes down. Also, the agitation system works but should and could be much better if the unit were made to be whole and not collapse and to me? That would be way more worth it.
   

8. Pg86 75cj5 Verified Buyer – 4 April 2025

   Ok it’s a little gimmicky but it does wash clothes I really kinda like it. This would be fantastic for camping or traveling around rv’ing maybe there are so many use cases I can go on, I was able to wash a pair of Carhartt pants with it and I know that’s not much but that’s a good amount of clean undies and socks right? And for it being able to almost fit into a backpack and maybe 5lbs? Maybe it’s not so gimmicky after all.