Portable Mini Washing Machine with 16L Capacity and Foldable Design

Washer can't handle a t-shirt and undershirt at the same time. Spin drier can't handle anything more than a pair of socks, and you still have to squeeze water out of them. Wobbles uncontrollably when using spin drier. Build quality is atrocious. Feels like you're going to break it just removing the spin basket. Given the small capacity and poor performance, just hand wash and hang to dry. One of the two worst things I've ever purchased on Amazon.

Bought this and did my best to convince myself it wasn't a waste of money. It's honestly a meh purchase. I like that it's compact. Moderate on the noise level, definitely feels loud if you wanted to wash at night or in the middle of the night (it sort of sounds like a quieter battery in a children's battery operated car). If you feel you regularly have small/delicate garments or cloths that could use a touch up, and you have time to do manual rinsing and an area to hang wet dripping clothes, then sure I recommend this. I love to run and end up going through bras and leggings daily, so they pile up by the end of the week. I don't like putting my bras in the dryer to prevent damaging the fibers, yet my bf always forgets to take them out so I got this to stop fussing over it and have peace of mind they wont get damaged. It does well to initially help soften the dirt from garments, but the lack of a rinse function means it kind of just swishes in it's own dirt so you have to either manually rinse the clothes and suds or continously empty the bucket until you see no more. The agitator is light and mostly twirls the clothes in it, so it doesn't do too well to agitate heavily soiled clothing (you'll practically end up hand washing entirely after taking it out of the washer for extremely dirty clothes). It can struggle with an adult large shirt if it's a thick material. It has the option for a 3, 5, or 10 minute wash cycle, which I don't see much of a difference switching the times, so I regularly use the 5 min cycle. I washed with it for about an hour straight without issues, went light on the detergent, and reused the same water on the other loads (switched it out if it got too dirty). The spinner does nothing but send your clothes/ cloths flying and it gets tucked under the spinner. Maybe works for extremely light garments but I gave up on using it since you kind of have to be there to make sure the spin function doesn't knock over the washer or things nearby from the shaking. Spinner gets a 0/10 from me. The washing function a 6/10. The mental stress it takes off of having damaged delicates is what keeps me using it, but I also sort of feel obligated to use it because I spent the money on it.

Pretty convenient for small clothing needing a wash. Just make sure to change the water so you get all the soap out! I use for my hand towels. Cleans pretty well

I bought this for my son to take to college. When we tested it together, the washing part worked well — it can handle a few items like underwear or two T-shirts at a time. However, the spinner is quite weak. He still has to squeeze the clothes by hand to remove most of the water. It would be perfect if the spinner were a bit stronger.

Unfortunately, I sent it back. It was not what I expected. Too much money, for something falling short of functionality. The spin cycle, was lame and not designed properly. They need to send it back, to the drawing board. Poor design is all I’ve got to say. Not worth it!