Auertech Portable Washing Machine, Mini Twin Tub Washers with 9lbs Washer, 5lbs Spinner, Compact Laundry Washer with Time Control, Small Washing Machine for Apartments, Dorm, RV

I have used this for a year and a half and am still happy with it. It is definitely more work than just tossing a load in the washer and coming back but the clothes come out clean and it still dries very well on the spin cycle.If I do too many loads in a row overheats and I will have to wait three or four minutes to finish the spin cycle.I do not overload it and generally just do one or two loads at a time.

Es muy practica el tamaño para mi es ideal y se puede poner en cualquier lugar del baño

Meet the Auertech Portable Washing Machine - your new friend in tackling small laundry loads! This compact gem is perfect for washing small items, helping you breeze through your weekly laundry.What’s Great:This machine does a fantastic job washing smaller loads. It’s ideal for your weekly laundry needs, cleaning your clothes efficiently. To get every bit of soap out, we suggest adding water and running it again for a super thorough rinse.But wait, there’s more! On the right side of this machine, you’ll find a nifty spin dryer. It spins your clothes super fast, leaving them almost dry and ready for a quick hang to finish the job.The drain works like a charm too! Once you’re done washing, it empties the water out swiftly, so you’re ready for the next round in no time.Things to Keep in Mind:Just a couple of things to note, the hose attachment might not fit all faucets. Unfortunately, there isn’t a separate attachment from the manufacturer. So, you might need to fill it up with a bucket. But that’s a small trade-off for this machine’s handy size and function!It works best when the water level covers your clothes. And remember, a little detergent goes a long way. Half a tablespoon should do the trick. If you use too much, you might find extra soap on your clothes.Lastly, this machine is best for small items. It might struggle a bit with larger items like blankets or big towels. So stick to the small stuff, and you’re golden.To wrap it up, the Auertech Portable Washing Machine is your go-to for small loads. While it’s not a fan of larger items, it handles smaller loads like a champ. It’s compact, efficient, and makes laundry less of a chore. So why wait? Bring this friendly little helper home today!

La uso cada 5 días. Funciona a la perfección. No se dejen engañar por su pequeño tamaño pues tiene una gran potencia de lavado. Además su centrifuga tiene también una excelente potencia. Solo pongo la ropa un rato tendida y se seca rápidamente pues sale prácticamente caliente del centrifugado. Yo recomiendo este producto 100%. Muy bueno.

The machine’s design and poor quality of materials makes it impossible to use correctly. I have never posted a negative review for a product before, but this is too much- I wish I never purchased this machine. It’s unfortunate, because I do not have the income to replace it, and I need an apartment washing machine. And I apologize for the late posting of this review to anyone who purchased one in the meantime.-The filling hose is a joke-it is too short to reach any faucet, too skinny to accommodate an adequate flow of water to fill the tub in a reasonable amount of time, is made of the flimsiest plastic imaginable, and most importantly, has no capability to attach to, or hook on to any type of faucet. The seller’s response to my complaint on the hose was to advise me to go to the hardware store and purchase a new hose and faucet attachment. I tried, but there is nothing at the stores that works (several visits, several sales people trying to solve). I tried every “MacGiver” type solution imaginable to no avail.-The hole in the machine where the hose goes is also so tiny. It makes no sense in design. It would take at last a half an hour to fill if you used that hole.-Thus, the only way to fill the machine is to put it in a bathtub and tilt it under the tub faucet.-There are many problems with that:-First, the electrical chord is too short to reach an outlet, and you have to use an extension chord.-The machine is heavy (for me) to lift in and out of the tub, and then to “untilt” it, especially now that it is filled with water.-You have to stand there, bent over to hold the machine to make sure it doesn’t tip over while filling.-It’s not designed to be used in a tub. The base of the machine (where the electrical machinery is encased) is too low to the ground, requiring you put the washer in a Rubbermaid container in the tub to protect it when the tub fills up with water, either from tilting when filling up, or when draining.-The drainage hose is too tiny, flimsy, and and not placed correctly for effective drainage. You need to lift and tilt the machine to drain completely. And now it is heavier, because it has water in it.-And most importantly, I did not buy this machine to use in a tub. I bought it to use on the floor, and drain into a sink or tub. Which is also impossible, because the the teeny, short, flimsy drainage hose on the bottom of the machine had no mechanism to promote drainage, and is too short to reach any thing to drain it into.-Because it doesn’t drain completely, the water left in the machine gets moldy and nasty.-The electrical chord is placed on the opposite side of the control knobs, so you the knobs are facing away from you and the words are backwards when using.-There is no difference between the “normal” and “gentle” wash cycles. They are exactly the same.-The only positive thing I can say about it is that once you get the laundry balanced correctly to spin dry (usually takes a few attempts), it does dry it well.