Portable Washing Machine, Mini Washer,16L Upgraded Large Capacity Foldable Washer.Deep Cleaning of Underwear, Baby Clothes and Other Small Clothes.Suitable for Apartments, Dormitories, Hotels.(Purple)

I am in heaven! I hate going to the laundry mat especially when it's mainly baby cloths making me have to go multiple times a week. This has already paid for itself and then some! I was worried it wouldn't get the spit up out but I was happily proven wrong. I only have to go to the laundry mat for the bigger items and only once a week, what a blessing!

I usually prefer washing my family's delicates and underwear separately from the rest of our laundry, but doing it all by hand gets tiring. To make things easier, I picked up this small portable washing machine. It’s lightweight, folds flat, and doesn’t take up much space. When I need it, I just unfold it and place it on the bathroom counter. After I’m done, I fold it up and slide it under the sink. It’s made of TPE and food-grade silicone, which makes me feel good about using it for undergarments. Even after folding and unfolding it many times, it hasn’t shown any signs of wear. The 9L capacity is more than enough for a small load. I usually fill it about two-thirds with water and choose the wash time based on how many pieces I’m cleaning. 3 minutes for just a few, around 10 minutes for a bit more. It also has a blue light feature that turns on during the wash, which is supposed to help sanitize the clothes. The machine runs quietly and gently, and the clothes always come out clean. I honestly think it does a better job than when I handwash.

This portable washing machine is perfect for my dormitory! It is small in size, convenient to use and surprisingly powerful. The 9-liter capacity is very suitable for washing small amounts of clothing, such as underwear or a shirt. I won't put jeans or hoodies in it. I know it wasn't designed for this purpose. I like that it can be folded and doesn't take up too much space. Moreover, the motor is not particularly noisy, which is a great advantage because I don't want to wake up my roommates from doing laundry. Operating this washing machine is also very simple. Just a few buttons and it's done. Even if it's your first time using it, you can get the hang of it very quickly. It is easy to store and use, and much better than hand washing all the clothes in the sink.

I tried this out last night on my cloth masks. They never seem to get clean in the sink. So I dumped them into this washer with a little Dawn soap and ran it for 10 minutes. I rinsed a couple of times, and the masks are so very clean!! And with the blue light - I'm thinking any germs not washed away have been blue-zapped!The directions (a 1 page sheet) talk about a "Dehydration mode" with a white basket. I assume this is for spin drying, but sadly, there is no basket as part of this washer - so it's squeeze dry instead of spin dry.This is a bit of a noisy device - I didn't want to leave it in the kitchen sink while I was doing other stuff, so I banished it to the other room to do the cleaning. It's not horribly loud, but enough to be a bit annoying. But it works well, and that's the important thing!

I brought this foldable washer and the mesh bag along on a road trip when we stayed in a cabin for a few days. I didn’t want to carry too many clothes for my kids, so I thought having something small and simple to wash baby clothes and underwear would be helpful. We don’t usually do laundry during short trips, but I figured it’d come in handy. It was light enough to tuck into the back of the car without fuss. Once we unpacked at the cabin, I unfolded it and tried it out the next morning. I used the mesh bag to hold a few items—mostly my toddler’s clothes after a snack accident. The bag helped keep everything together inside the washer, and I didn’t need to fish around for socks or small pieces when I emptied it.

The media could not be loaded. I was interested in trying this portable washing machine and I think it did an okay job cleaning three or four dish towels. The capacity is pretty limited, but with the dishtowels, some baby clothes or a shirt or two, I think it does an adequate job washing the items. I used detergent sheets which don't get too sudsy. I used the ten minute cycle and it swished the items around and they seem clean.The instructions are minimal. There is a 5 and 10 minute cycle and a 3 minute "dewatering" cycle. I used the 10 minute cycle to wash my items, then picked up the machine and put it in the utility sink to drain. I then filled it with water twice which I let drain and then put it back on the floor filled with water for a 5 minute cycle to rinse. There were no instructions about rinsing. Then I put it back in the sink to drain and back on the floor for the 3 minute dehydrating cycle which I assumed was to wring out some of the water. I wasn't sure if I should have the drain plug out or in, but since I don't have an outlet by the utility sink and it was on the floor, I left the plug plugged.The finished items were pretty wet when I put them in the dryer.I had thought I might want to take this on a trip with me but I found the whole process pretty cumbersome and I'm not sure I'd like to use it regularly. We have a washing machine at home, but I can see that it would be useful for someone in an apartment with very young kids but not for the vast majority of people.