Full Automatic Washing Machine, AYCLIF 15.6 lbs Top Load Portable Washer with Drain Pump,10 Wash Programs 8 Water Levels,for Dorm Apartment RV Full-Automatic Washing,Grey

Bought this thing because I was tired of spending $2 to wash and $2 to dry.. especially with 2 teenage boys, a toddler, and 3 cats!1st- it works. It works great! A little confusing to set up, but once you got it together, it’s a lifesaver.2nd- it comes with a drain hose that pumps the used water into the sink. You can use this in the bathroom, or the kitchen! Been using this for over a month now with no issues other then it takes around the same amount of time as a normal washer.3rd- I bought a square stand with wheels from Amazon which has been a huge time and back saver. I wish this came with its own set of wheels, that’s truly the only flaw I can see since I started using it.4th- you can choose your wash setting AND your water level!5th- it comes with an adapter for your faucet that you leave on (as pictured). At first it wasn’t tight enough and water sprayed everywhere and I had to manually turn the water on and off throughout the cycles. If this happens, make sure the connector is TIGHT. I also replaced my water hose with a metal hose from Amazon which I recommend. Now that I have a sturdy hose and my connector is tight, I can leave the water running and the washer will stop filling on its own and start again to rinse as needed without worrying about manually turning on and off the water at the faucet.6th- this thing washes some pretty large loads for its size. I can wash a small laundry basket full in one load depending on which water level I choose. You’ll get the feel of it as you use it!7th- the cycle DOES NOT STOP if you open the lid- so watch your little ones. My 4 year old wants to have the lid open all the time and jump in it 🤦🏽‍♀️Obviously having a regular full size washer and dryer would be my preference, especially since we use this in our kitchen which means the kitchen sink is unusable during washing.. but I couldn’t really have asked for anything better. We don’t have a portable dryer yet, but we’ve cut our laundry costs down by half since we now just take our clean clothes to our apartment laundry room to dry!

Very light, I got it up to the 4th floor walk up with ease, I used it for a small load, it came out very clean. I am still trying to figure out all the cycle settings. So far I am happy with it. Will update if anything changes.Update, I would not recommend the pipe are flimsy after few usages the machine leaks heavily, I am outside of the time to return but it’s a waste of money. It doesn’t matter if it’s a small load or not, short wash or long, when it’s starts draining it leaks from underneath. When I checked it, you can see why the tubes are not durable, it’s utterly garbage. And by the way, it’s one person using it for mostly workout clothes and PJs/longing stuff. I had to just place a rug there while the wash was going on to absorb the water and thank God, I have drainage hole on the floor.

I've used, the double portable washer which was good but this one here is absolutely great. I've been using it for months. Multiple loads almost every day, every couple of days. It drains great. Spins clothes so they are just damp. Barely any noise. Super easy to use. Highly recommend. We are fulltime RVers. Size is great too.

The washer works well, cleans, spins, and does the job for a one person household. I’m also short and small build, so that helps the machine. Your clothes load-size needs to stay on the smaller end otherwise it won’t clean as well as it needs, not enough space to swish the clothes around.That said, it takes a lot of trial and error to figure out the machine and it does operate really loudly. The spin cycle sounds like it’s a ragged tire on a car that has metal pieces sparking on the road. Haha But, it does work. The wash cycle isn’t too loud, but one issue is that once the tub fills with water the water spout still pours water into the sink. Perhaps a better connection is needed? Also, the drain hose isn’t the best material and I can see how I will need to replace it eventually. The drain hose also needs to go into the sink, obviously, but it’s pretty short and when water comes forcing through it (if you don’t have it hog-tied down) will flap around and spray your kitchen with water and/or drain onto the floor. Learned that one the hard way. ;) A clamp or some other device works fine to keep it secure so it’ll only drain into the sink. Finally, the drain process is not 100%, so some lingering water stays in the drain hose. I use a bucket (and hold the hose upright) then once the drain hose is over the bucket, I dump it out.But, all and all, for less than $200 this is a pretty good machine. Perfect for small spaces, saves a TON of money at the laundry-matt, and works well for individual use.I can’t imagine this will have an extensive life. Would I buy it again? Probably not. But, grateful I have it given it’s what I can currently afford. :)

The media could not be loaded.  I’m glad I took a chance on this. I think it’s worth every one of the 200$ I paid. I think it’s cute enough as washing machines go, and it seems well-made. It has a variety of settings but not so many that it’s ridiculous. It’s very large for being a small washing machine. I just do one load a week, maybe two for my one person household. The spin function is great. The clothes come out clean and very close to dry. The machine is also not super loud. And it doesn’t shake or wobble. I do have a little bit of a leak where the water hose connects to the machine to fill it. Some duct tape would probably fix it. It’s small enough of a leak that I’ve just been drying the floor afterwards. What a relief not to have to go elsewhere to do my laundry. I love this thing.