Compact 17.6 Lbs Portable Washing Machine - Intergreat Mini Washer

margaret: Right size for the area. Works great.

United States on Dec 10, 2023

PrincessLee97: The noise is very quiet. It holds about two or three t shirts, few pairs of underwear, a few pairs of socks and a towel. The weight is super light. The spinner on the left side of the machine is useless considering you can only put like 3 socks in there at a time so it doesn't make a lot of noise. It washes really good as long as you don't over fill meaning the clothes need to spin with the machine in order for it work. If the inside isn't spinning there's too much in there.

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Linder Man: The media could not be loaded.  I live in a 5th wheeler and I'm tired of spending time and money at the laundromat. This item has a decent price and the washing procedure reminds me of old times when people had to wash, rinse, spin and repeat. Each cycle only needs a few minutes though. There is enough space in the shower and my sink is close enough so the inlet hose is not too short for my needs. I can even use my shower head to fill the water if I'm inpatient. The water drains easily into the shower. The spinning cycle is sometimes a little lowder but sometimes very qiet. My mom told me it depends in which way I lay down the laundry. I trust her because she's an East German lady who used to wash her laundry like that. When I did my first wash I started the cycle while it was set to drain.
The machine started but all the water came out the drain hose while it was running. I...

United States on Feb 09, 2023

Lori Stone: This is the third such washer I've bought. I bought the first one for my son and I at a time when we were very broke and this was cheaper than using a laundromat. When we moved on, I donated that one to someone else in need. I bought a new one later when my washer went out. I then became disabled and had to move to a small appartment and others helped me move and, for a couple of months, misplaced my washer. I bout another, so I now have two! Ha. It's very small and light so that it really looks like a toy. It's mostly made of plastic, even. But it cleans very, very well, usues very little detergent, and just sips the electricity. Also uses much less water. True, you can't do larg loads, but we're a family of two and have no problems. We take larger things to a laundry now, or mooch a load in a loved one's big washer--blankets or heavy items. It spins clothes nearly dry, which saves on energy for drying. It can get a little loud when you start the spin cycle, but that's only until it gets the things to a balanced point in the spin. It's quick, efficent, and seriously effective for washing our everyday clothes/linnesn/towels. Perfect for RV or small appartment....

United States on Aug 05, 2022

Sunshine: UPDATE: This will ONLY work for small items! My twin sheets struggle to fit only one in the spin basket and it starts shaking loudly. I have to try about 4 times to get it to spin out one flippin sheet. Now I have to buy a separate spinner for anything bigger than a towel. This spin basket is only big enough for tshirts, socks and underware and hand towels. thin beach towels work. I also NOW have to buy a real portable dryer! That is like $500 more just to dry the clothes. I wish I had known. When winter comes there is NO WAY this will help with a blanket!

The WASHER Is big and wonderful! You have to wash then drain then fill with clean water then drain again then try to get the spin basket to not wobble like crazy.= The Spinner basket is sooo small and will wobble like insanity if it is off balanced in the first 3 seconds! Very scary sounding! I am scared to turn on the spinner every time not knowing if it will shake like crazy. You have to super fast turn off the spinner and move things around. You can only spin out 4 pieces of clothes at one time ... like one shirt, thin shorts socks and underwear. That is one load in the spinner. Then you must hang...

United States on Jun 16, 2021