I had the similar one with the rounded sides. It lasted two years which isn’t too bad. But the dryer crapped out. I tried to take it apart to see if I can fix it but it looked way too difficult. I heard some similar complaints before I bought it but the price was pretty good so I went ahead. The washer side still works though. I ended up buying a different one now and a different brand. One thing I realized is that if it’s not an all in one, then you have to transfer the laundry to the spinner, which is extra work. I am considering how small the unit is and you’re doing laundry every day pretty much and that’s a lot more work. Something to think about. But the machine does work my clothes smell perfectly fine. Should’ve lasted longer than two years though.
Actually it's made in China, and can be found under a FEW different names, but are manufactured by Giantex/Costway. There aren't many differences in the machines of the same type either, except maybe the knob, or lid design. They come in a couple basic sizes, but you'll want the 26 lb version if you need to do more than a pair of jeans, and a couple of shirts at one time. They also have fully automatic versions which cost more, but for the difference in price (around $45 more), I don't find it much of a problem transferring from the main tub to the spinner, or filling the tub manually (though some might find that convenience worth the extra price) (PS the filling hoses suk, so having it close to a shower with a hose is best). You ALSO might want to consider the fact that the life span of EITHER type *_is around 2 yrs,_* so if you're trying to save $$$ buying the manual version is a better cost choice. These are pretty much NOT FIXABLE since there are no parts available (except hoses), and it's cheaper to just get a new one (the average service call on a normal washer is about $120). Amazon sells them as well as Temu. While MOST of the time you'll get them QUICKER from Amazon, you'll pay a premium price to do that (about $35 more) and with some being available from the Temu "local warehouse" the wait difference is only a day or two. (sorry if I blow your affiliate link payment) These are BEST for single people, or couples. I wouldn't try these with a family of 4 with kids that get dirty frequently, because it takes a little more time than a fully automatic, full size machine (but it STILL would be cheaper than the laundromat). Just for a cost comparison, assuming your local laundromat is $6/load, 1 load colors and 1 load whites, and you go every two weeks. In 2 years you'll spend $624, compared to $160 for one of these. You're ALSO not driving to the laundromat, or hanging out there the whole time waiting while you could be doing other things around the house. Yeah that's AT LEAST $130 PER YEAR *_IN YOUR POCKET !_* DRYING is another issue to consider. While the spinner tubs take out MOST of the water, you STILL need to either hang them up to dry (which is a HUGE BIT cheaper than a dryer), or you'll need a dryer. If you have room inside to keep a hanging rack, it's a great way to let them dry INSIDE, so winter isn't a problem, or you're going to need a way to hang them outdoors (which can be a hassle ESPECIALLY in bad weather seasons). If you don't have room for a hanging rack you might consider a small dryer (around $175). No matter how you look at it, this is *_MUCH BETTER_* than going to the laundromat, especially if you're not washing for a family. They're also excellent for campers, cabins, college dorms, or small apartments that don't have a normal hook-up or room for a normal set.
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I had the similar one with the rounded sides. It lasted two years which isn’t too bad. But the dryer crapped out. I tried to take it apart to see if I can fix it but it looked way too difficult. I heard some similar complaints before I bought it but the price was pretty good so I went ahead. The washer side still works though. I ended up buying a different one now and a different brand. One thing I realized is that if it’s not an all in one, then you have to transfer the laundry to the spinner, which is extra work. I am considering how small the unit is and you’re doing laundry every day pretty much and that’s a lot more work. Something to think about. But the machine does work my clothes smell perfectly fine. Should’ve lasted longer than two years though.
I guess I need to see how long it will last. But so far so good. Especially for the price and ease of use.
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I have the same unit with no name. I have my washer on a dolly cart. The washer has a gravity drain. the hose needs to slope down.
Used the same mashine few years back when i had no money for a "real" washing mashine. It works fine for the price
It is a great little worker
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Actually it's made in China, and can be found under a FEW different names, but are manufactured by Giantex/Costway. There aren't many differences in the machines of the same type either, except maybe the knob, or lid design. They come in a couple basic sizes, but you'll want the 26 lb version if you need to do more than a pair of jeans, and a couple of shirts at one time.
They also have fully automatic versions which cost more, but for the difference in price (around $45 more), I don't find it much of a problem transferring from the main tub to the spinner, or filling the tub manually (though some might find that convenience worth the extra price) (PS the filling hoses suk, so having it close to a shower with a hose is best).
You ALSO might want to consider the fact that the life span of EITHER type *_is around 2 yrs,_* so if you're trying to save $$$ buying the manual version is a better cost choice. These are pretty much NOT FIXABLE since there are no parts available (except hoses), and it's cheaper to just get a new one (the average service call on a normal washer is about $120).
Amazon sells them as well as Temu. While MOST of the time you'll get them QUICKER from Amazon, you'll pay a premium price to do that (about $35 more) and with some being available from the Temu "local warehouse" the wait difference is only a day or two. (sorry if I blow your affiliate link payment)
These are BEST for single people, or couples. I wouldn't try these with a family of 4 with kids that get dirty frequently, because it takes a little more time than a fully automatic, full size machine (but it STILL would be cheaper than the laundromat).
Just for a cost comparison, assuming your local laundromat is $6/load, 1 load colors and 1 load whites, and you go every two weeks. In 2 years you'll spend $624, compared to $160 for one of these. You're ALSO not driving to the laundromat, or hanging out there the whole time waiting while you could be doing other things around the house. Yeah that's AT LEAST $130 PER YEAR *_IN YOUR POCKET !_*
DRYING is another issue to consider. While the spinner tubs take out MOST of the water, you STILL need to either hang them up to dry (which is a HUGE BIT cheaper than a dryer), or you'll need a dryer. If you have room inside to keep a hanging rack, it's a great way to let them dry INSIDE, so winter isn't a problem, or you're going to need a way to hang them outdoors (which can be a hassle ESPECIALLY in bad weather seasons). If you don't have room for a hanging rack you might consider a small dryer (around $175).
No matter how you look at it, this is *_MUCH BETTER_* than going to the laundromat, especially if you're not washing for a family. They're also excellent for campers, cabins, college dorms, or small apartments that don't have a normal hook-up or room for a normal set.
OH, and as a P.S. More than 2 minutes of spin/dry time is a waste. You won't get any more out after about 2 minutes.
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@@mikeh8416 Thanks. I would always leave for 5 minutes. Thank you for this.
@@ProductRandomReviews Once the water stops trickling out of the hose, it's done, and that's usually right at 2 minutes 🙂
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holy shit that dryer scares me
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