0.9 Cu. Ft. Portable Washing Machine, Compact Washing Machine with 6 Wash Cycles, Portable Clothes Washer Featuring 3 Water Levels

Love it! Makes washing clothes fun lolSuper convenient when you just wanna wash a small load quickly. I think the quick wash feature is my favorite. Lightweight and easy to move around, great capacity for a small washer. It's actually very quiet and feels very durable.I've washed many loads and really enjoy using this. Great functionality 👍🏼

Update after one year: around 11 months I began to have problems and the warranty people replaced it. It took about 5 weeks for the process, but today FedEx showed up with a new washer and it’s bigger than the one I originally bought. Bonus! This company treated me right and my advice, after using their product more than once a day for a year, is to buy the 1.6 volume model. The smaller model makes little vibrations. But the 1.6 is just awesome, still portable, and the drain is built-in connected to the device.The 1.6 version meets all my needs and only had a few knicks on the device. I may have caused one or two dragging it up the stairs - trying to be careful. Regardless, it looks good-OLD REVIEWThe adapter did not work with my kitchen sink, but it works with my bathroom sink. I am so thankful to have a washing machine. I can wash my sheets more than once every six months. My life is so much better now. The portable dryer I ordered will arrive today.I have been washing clothes in the bathtub and then spin drying them. I even bought the recommended items that are commonly bought with this product such as the roller cart and the hot and cold water hoses. The device they gave me was just slightly too big to screw into my kitchen or bathroom sink faucets.-Pros: it has a pump that will work against gravity - quickly removing an impressive amount of water from the ground j to my sink.The spin cycle does a quality job of drying.Cons: there is only one adapter in the kit, and even though it comes apart, only one part of the device will screw into the inside of the kitchen sink faucet.I have Teflon tape that I bought for two dollars, so I am not worried about leaking, but I am slightly disappointed that they only include limited adapters. I

edit 7/2023: I purchased a Black + Decker machine from this listing, and this is now listing a different brand and different product. Deceptive.Amazing little washer! It was bigger than I expected, but that's not a huge problem. Another user mentioned using a pvc elbow and tubing around the back, so I did the same, and it prevented leakage. My suggestion is to gently tip it back over a tub if you plan on taking the tubes off after use, there's a good amount of water that never drains out.edit 7/20/21: I now get no leakage, but I make sure to turn the water off immediately and drain the official tubes soon after. Not sure if this has to do with it or not. Still working perfectly! Absolutely worth the money.

Pros:-Space saver-Washes well-Energy saver-beeps like 15,000 times when it's done (I'm exaggerating)Cons:-Pretty loud to run at night in an apartment. Tumble is loud.-Not capable of large loads. It will not wash your clothes well if you stuff it. You may be able to wash 3 pairs of Jean's at once and a long sleeve shirt, or several white t-shirts, for instance, or run one load for socks only.-If your machine does not spin the water out, pause the cycle, empty the hose, then try again. It might be air caught in the hose.-Cannot open the lid while it's filling up water in the rinse cycle. An error message will appear along with a loud beep, and you'll have to restart the load. Just pause the load first, add fabric softer, close lids, and the press the play button again to resume load.Remember, this machine is for apartments, not supposed to do what the laundromat does, capacity-wise. So if you want to keep your pile low, I recommend running a couple of loads a day.Other than that, it works well, and the speed cycle is half the time than the rest, which is close to 20 minutes.

I’ve already done 3 washes, and it works really well. It also spins dry (the same as a regular sized washer). You def have to do a lot of research. If you’ve done your research then you will have no issues. I def recommend watching some youtube videos if you are unsure of the installation. (1) Be sure you check that your gaskets are all there when connecting to the water. You should use sealant tape if still experiencing leaks, but I haven’t experienced any from the hose. 2) You may want to buy another hose to connect to the water and a sink adapter. I’m seeing that long term use with the provided hose might be problematic for some people (just the one connecting to the water). I just bought a separate hose. (3) Keep double-checking for leaks to be sure everything is functioning properly, especially while it is running. (4) I’m not finding many people on youtube or other sources talk about the experience of moving the washer to another location in your home after you’re done using it. I think most people have it in a permanent spot, but I know lots of people may be using it in the bathroom and will have to move it to another location when finished. This involves disconnecting the hose and everything. To be sure there are no leaks, I strongly recommend buying a tray that fits under to catch any water and be sure to carefully empty both hoses that work with the washer. I didn’t experience any leaks until I tried to move the washers location forgetting there’s highly likely some water left inside. It was leaking from the bottom after removing the hose due to me tilting the machine from moving it, so I def should’ve emptied it properly. With it being heavy, you could get a small dolly to help with moving, but I highly recommend getting a tray for the bottom of it. Overall, it was a good purchase. I def wish it came with its own tray