COSTWAY Portable Washing Machine, 8Lbs Capacity Full-automatic Washer with 6 Wash Programs, LED Display, 3 Water Levels, Compact Laundry Washer and Dryer Combo for Home, Apartment, Dorm, RVs

I can't go up & down the stairs doing laundry anymore, so I did a lot of searching on Amazon for the right sized machine, & found Costway's portable clothes washer (8 pounds). It was very easy to use the washer (preset programs), Wow, it really cleans clothes just like the full sized machines, except it's done in a shorter time period! I do recommend when you buy the washer to also purchase: Strong Washing Machine stand/wheels, Teflon Plumbers tape, Faucet adapters (male & female), & Net bags. The only problem that I have is that the faucet connectors leak (need more practice with the Teflon tape on the threads to the faucet connectors). My kitchen has a long and narrow faucet, so I was able to use a piece of pool noodle over the faucet connectors (directing the water down), another piece of noodle used to directing the water off of the water hose into the sink, and finally another piece of noodle holding up the water hose higher than the second piece in the sink, noodle standing up at the edge of the sink just before the washer (stops the water from following the water pipe to the washing machine). I find that the washing machine is very quiet, and smoothly changes into the next cycle without any fuss. The pause button is wonderful allowing easy access to add fabric softener or additional clothes. If the machine needs more water it adds it; If the clothes become unbalanced the machine will balance it all before the next cycle. Once the machine finishes the complete washing cycle; the clothes are almost dry and more than ready to put in a dryer or hang up to finish drying the rest of the way.... Costway Portable Washing Machine is very convenient, time, and energy saving. NOTE: The washer is small and doesn't require as much clothes soap or softener....

Once I figured out how to hook this up to our shower this washing machine was great. None of our apartment faucets were compatible, but took the accompanying connector and my shower hose to a local hardware store and was able to figure it out. This machine is pretty quiet, and washes amazingly well even though it just seems to be swishing lightly. We bought it because we use cloth diapers and it's much more convenient for doing frequent loads of various sizes. However now that we have it, we do all sorts of laundry in it, and now only use our building laundry for big loads of sheets and coats. My estimate is that it fits 3-4 full winter outfits, 10-15 prefold diapers, or 9-12 esembly diapers. About exactly a fold out dry rack's worth of stuff!

Very happy with this product. Works great . Not heavy and great capacity size. It’s not for heavy cloths, ( ex. Jeans , bedding ). It helps when you have a light load, undergarments, shorts, socks some t-shirts. Just can’t overload. Seems durable. Spin cycle is great and drainage is great. It helps me not have to go up and down stairs to do wash. We hook it up in the bathroom and close the door when we use it. Really happy with this purchase!

Does wash clothes. Finding the right connections was a bit tough, had to outsource. But once I did and got it hooked up. It ran good. Seems that it will leak so keep it outside.

Very lightweight, convenient and time saving.

I love this washer machine. I had a different one where the spin dryer didn’t work. This one does. No complains from me.

3 months in and the lid broke, plastic hinge worn down and failed. Unacceptable.

Fits in small area yet powerful and well designed easy to operator thank you for making this kind of product, its very useful. Genius.

I live in a condo without a laundry room, and honestly, this is probably the best purchase I’ve made in the last two years. I don’t regret spending the money on it at all. Yes, it’s small. But if you’re okay with splitting something like bed sheets into two loads, it is still so much faster and more convenient than going back and forth to a laundromat. There is no heating element, so the machine uses the water temperature you put in. If you have it connected to the faucet, you can use warm water from the tap. In our case, we only had a cold-water connection near the toilet, so we bought an extra hose and a small faucet adapter. You can also add some warm water yourself, and the machine will add cold water automatically if it’s connected. The instructions say not to pour boiling water from a kettle into it, which makes sense, but slightly hot/warm water would not be a problem. You do need to think about where you’re going to put it and where the drain hose will go — into the bathtub or sink, for example. Once you figure that out, it’s really easy to use. For everyday laundry, it’s honestly great. Towels, clothes, underwear, small loads — no problem. For something really large, I would still use a laundromat. For me, the time I save is huge. Not having to carry laundry to the laundromat every few days is worth it by itself

I have had this since 2023. Its efficient, quiet, durable and cleans well. Its lightweight for me to lift but others might want a rolling dolly to move it as needed. I wish it didn't beep as loud, but that's a me problem.

This washer is great for saving time and money on laundromat trips. It handles small loads (like 2 bath towels or 2 dresses) well, but it’s a bit rough on clothes over time, so be cautious with delicate fabrics. A few things to note: Setup: You’ll need to unscrew a panel when it arrives. Overloading: It shakes and makes loud noises if overloaded, so stick to the recommended load size. Lint: The built-in lint filter doesn’t catch everything, and it clogged my bathroom sink once. I added a net to the outlet, and the issue was solved. Convenience: You can add clothes mid-wash, and it beeps if you forget to close the lid. I also purchased an additional diverter for my bathroom faucet, so I don’t have to keep attaching and detaching the water inlet—this makes the process much easier. The wash cycle takes about 50 minutes with 2 water refills, using about 3 drums of water. Despite some quirks, it’s a solid option for small, frequent loads. I’d recommend it.

I had the twin tub before that wrinkled the clothes, however this Costway automatic washer is amazing, just attach to your sink. The adaptor is included and let the machine run. I use Tide cold water pods which cleans great and the most important thing is it never wrinkles clothes. Is a very quiet machine as well. I would definately recommend. I put it on wheels that lock when in use and unlock and I roll it into my closet when not in use. Note that the drain could be tricky so I attached the drain hose with tie wrap to the water hose to hold the drain hose in place. when finished I put the two attached pipes in the machine before moving the machine for storage. Love, love this machine.

Update: I had to contact the seller to find out about a refund and so far all that I have received is the run around with no real response from the seller. Now I get an email about a refund that I requested and it seems that I must pay for the shipping back to the company. Unbelievably unhappy, with my defective product and this unreasonable return policy. I have just washed my first load, a small load and everything works perfectly until it needs to spin at the end. I have removed and rearranged my items 4 times now, but no matter how careful I am to make sure things are evenly loaded weight wise, they end up gathering together on the filter at the back of the tub. After 4 tries I still can wring a lot of water out of my items by hand. There is no way that I can dry these in my small drier without first hand wringing them out and then letting them drip in the bathtub somehow to get some of this water out. I cannot recommend this just because of that. Maybe the filter needs to be placed sideways and more to the bottom of the tub. I'm not sure what the actual answer to this problem might be, but this machine is not a good fit at all for me and certainly not what I expected.