COMFEE' Compact Portable Washing Machine for Small Spaces

Shadav: Can't complain too much...does its job...
not so easy to move from room to room due to carpets, the little wheels do not work on carpet.
The machine was unfortunately too tall for me to slide it under the bathroom counter, which actually ended up fine. I moved it to the kitchen where I could keep it in the corner out of the way when not in use. My bathroom sink I do not think would have been able to handle the water, as is the kitchen sink fills up about half way when the machine drains and unless you have a very very deep bathroom sink I feel it would overflow.
The spin cycle however I wish were a bit better and spin dried the clothes more but it does an ok job just means they have to hang up a bit longer to air dry.
This is basically just a tiny washer...everything on it is automatic unlike other machines I have used before where you had to fill them up with a bucket and then remove the clothes, drain the water and either put them into a 2nd barrel to spin them or insert a basket and put the cloths back to spin...this machine you just put the clothes in and the machine does it all except dry.
Don't expect much though, you can only put like 2 complete outfits in it...

United States on Aug 28, 2023

M ChenM Chen: I have had this washer for over three months and it has been a big help. The shared laundry in my apartment complex, located in a dingy basement, gets a cycle done in 30 minutes for two dollars, and it must have not rinsed well, because I started feeling terribly itchy after I moved here. The symptoms went away after I ran clothes a few times with this washer. Even though it says it is portable, it’ll be best if it has a dedicated corner to stay put. At first I connected it to the kitchen sink, meaning for hours during the weekends I can’t use the faucet in the kitchen. (I run two cycles for good measure, one with detergent and one without.)

Without having to move it back and forth, I turn on the washer more often. This is important, because the cylinder doesn’t hold a lot--no more than half of what I would have washed in a regular household washing machine.

Thanks to another reviewer’s recommendation for the Hibbent Faucet to Garden Hose Adapter Kit, which makes connecting to the half-bathroom faucet a breeze. I air-dry everything--including beddings like sheets and duvet covers--on a heavy duty clothing garment rack.

There is a bit of learning curve:...

United States on Jul 21, 2023

Hanna: After years of using a community washer and seeing all kinds of gross things other people would put in it, I thought I'd try to get a portable washer for my apartment. For about a month I researched different brands and sizes because my bathroom could in theory fit up to a 4cu ft. washer, but in the end I opted for the 0.9cu ft washer to keep as much floor space open as possible. I kept coming back to this one, wary of buying much from Amazon since you never know if you're getting a genuine product. The Comfee page looked legit and then I realized I have a Comfee electric kettle I've been using for I don't know how many years, so it felt like a good sign this washer would probably work well.

Cons:
The wheels are so so small, and you have to tilt the washer back to use them, they don't swivel, and the handles are diagonal from one another so one handle is on the back left, and the other is near the front of the lid on the right - instead of using the wheels I put this on a woven rug with no backing and I just slide it from one side of my bathroom to the other, but the handle placement is still awkward.

You can't use the spin cycle unless it's apart of the full wash...

United States on Mar 07, 2023