#1:Auertech Portable Washing Machine, 14lbs Mini Twin Tub Washer Compact Laundry Machine with Built-in Gravity Drain Time Control, Semi-automatic 9lbs Washer 5lbs Spinner for Dorms, Apartments, RVs
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This little unit is amazing. I was sick of going to laundry mats or asking friends if I could use their facilities, so I thought I’d try this thing out. It’s extremely easy to use, I just put it in my bathtub for easy filling and draining. I do a wash cycle for 15 mins, drain the water, fill it up again and run it for 10 mins. Drain it again, but just keep the drain option selected when you dry. I fill it with water till most of the clothes are submerged, you want to have enough water so they move well when the spin turns on. When spinning to dry, I’ve found it’s best to have the spinner section filled decently, because if you have less items inside the drum it can through the balance off. All you need is a clothes drying rack for after you spin. Clothes come out very clean, I was shocked at how well it worked. Cannot recommend enough.
Love this!!
The water inlet hose doesn't fit any of my faucets but it's not a big deal to use a bucket to fill it. I'll make adjustments in the future. It's still new to me. It takes more water than you might imagine. And only a small amount of detergent. My first load I washed four blouses but I could easily have washed at least four more. After the wash, I drained it, filled it with water again and rinsed, then spun. They came out clean and fresh smelling. It spins the clothes as well as a full-size washer. I've also washed a full size sheet and 2 pillowcases. I did put the sheet in the spinner by itself due to size. The drain empties slowly enough that it will empty into a sink without splashing. But, I would not leave the machine alone. When the spin starts, it vibrates and could walk. Because the drain is by gravity, it needs to be up on something and it could easily fall. At first, I couldn't figure out how to make the drain work. The knob just didn't want to turn that way, but finally, it did and no issues since. Basically, it will do what a full-size washer does, just in smaller amounts, and eliminates hand washing. The directions are awful. I love my new washer.
The greatest gift to give your studio apartment!
First, I don't give to many reviews: but this one will be worth it. I started off hand washing my clothes and developed cramped fingers etc, and wasn't going to spend extra money for rides and the laundromat. BUT this is the best purchase I have made. I recommend this product to you!!!!! A million yes's from me.
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I like the fact that I can try and save more money doing laundry in my apartment. I’ve put this baby to the ultimate test and washed Xl twin sheets, small blankets, and it’s great for when you have a kid who is potty training.
I may have to do laundry more often, but it’s better than having to pay for laundry at the rate everything is going up. I’ve definitely made my moneys worth with this thing.
The only thing that’s a downside is the drain hose is a bit short, and the plug as well. But I put mine in my bathtub and bought an extension cord so other than that it’s perfect.
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I love this one bought one a couple years ago but took a dump 1 year and 2 months the washing side stopped so got this one. Got it yesterday used it today love the washing side it's bug and deep I place my hand to bottom and it's up to my elbow. I got 4 shirts and 3 shorts washed easy .The spin side LOVE the stainless steel and subs my clothes I had in washer almost dry .Both sides have vents in the lid .I'm really happy I got this wish I'd seen it before I got the other one .I'm 71 yrs. and have no trouble lifting it .The only thing I wish was it had a longer cord to plug in .
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