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Travel-ready and storage - smart! This foldable mini washer fits in your life
Skip the laundry headaches and enjoy the simplicity of our user-friendly mini washer
Like a laundry ninja, quickly and quietly taking care of your daily wash needs
Easy to Carry and Store
IPX4 Water-Resistant Level
Sturdy Top Cover
Embedded Drain Hose
Forget about shoddy washers. Our mini model offers top-tier quality that'll make other machines green with envy
Simple, step-by-step instructions mean zero laundry confusion
A thoughtful gift for your loved ones to make their lives a little easier
NYC_Chic
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Let me start out by saying that I was the biggest Nonbeliever when I got this. I thought using this washer to get biological fluids off my Personal Private Lady Things before I got a chance to wash them would maybe keep them from getting stained, which is better than the old system of doing absolutely nothing and ending up with some reallly, really expensive and impractical Period Panties. The instructions were simple and basic enough and I loaded it up with said Personal Private Lady Tings Dem and let her work.Imagine my surprise when the load was done and the Tings Dem were laundry line ready! I used Dawn dish soap which is the OG of cleaning things (remember how it got the oil off the baby ducks?) so that might have contributed but...this little washer still did a GREAT job! Don't get me wrong, this will not replace your regular washer by *any* stretch of the imagination but this definitely comes thru in the clutch. This is definitely a household staple. You need it for the aforementioned Lady Tings and it would make a great gift for new parents. I wholeheartedly recommend this little washer and give it five well deserved stars!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
The 13 liter washer is foldable and stays put when I use it. It doesn't sink in on the side over time like one I previously owned. It comes with a white spin basket, used for the spin cycle, made of two parts that I have to snap together, and a 12V power adapter.The washer is more or less a foot tall, wide and deep. I have options for a 10 and a 5 minute washing cycle, and there's also a 3 minute spin cycle. It has a clear lid with a beautiful rose gold edge that I can lift off whenever I need to add clothes or soap.To start washing, I unfold it by pressing down the base and lifting up from the washer's white handle. Then I pull out the drain hose from the bottom of the washer and plug the drain hose so water doesn't leak out. I throw some pieces of clothing inside, fill it with water, and add a bit of soap. After that, I plug in the power adapter and press the on/off button. I can toggle between the 10 minute and 5 minute wash cycle by pressing the button on the very right.When the cycle is done, I unplug the drain hose to let the water out. I usually redo the cycle twice or more as needed to make sure everything is clean. After washing, I do spin drying which gets rid of a large part of the water. For this part, I place the white basket inside and make sure it fits in position on the 3 buckles. I unplug the drain hose again, and I let it run various 3 minute spin cycles until my clothes are fairly dry.My laundry comes out like it was washed by hand in excellent condition. I can wash my delicates, like bras, underwear, bathing suits etc., without damage. It doesn't use lots of energy like a regular washer would, and I can stow it away below my kitchen sink when I'm not using it.
Pyrokleptic
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
I've been curious about these washing machines for a while, and I just got the chance to order and try one out.The washer itself seems to be made of good materials. The control panel seems to be not as great but after running 5 loads, it's still working. The instructions are really clear and are written in a casual, funny tone, which was entertaining to read.Operating the washer is very simple. I will say, it holds only a couple items for each load. You can tell right away if you've put too much in, as the motor can't handle much and it will just bog down and sort of whine. I was only able to do one t-shirt with some socks and underwear for a load - 2 shirts made it too heavy.The cycles are straightforward. I filled the bucket, added the detergent and clothes and selected the 10 minute cycle. When it was done, I pulled out and opened the drain hose from the bottom, squeezed out the excess water, refilled the bucket and ran it again without soap for the rinse cycle. Repeated the end of cycle stuff but then added the spin basket and ran the spin cycle. It doesn't come out as dry as a traditional washer, and I still needed to wring out a bit of water before hanging the clothes. It took a day and a half after hanging the clothes up for them to completely dry. On a summer day it would be much better.All of the clothes that I washed came out clean. I didn't test it with anything super soiled or stained, but for camping or if I lived somewhere without laundry and needed something but didn't have time to run to the laundromat, this little washer would do the trick.
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