The inside of the Wonderwash lid.

The rubber gasket seals in hot air pressure, accelerating the washing process. You should hear a slight hiss from the pressure escaping when you remove the lid after washing.

The top of the Wonderwash lid.

You screw in the grey knob at the top to tighten the lid. We improved this knob so that you can no longer strip the inner thread by overtightening.

The Wonderwash handle insert.

We use a high grade, virgin plastic to make the handles. If the handles are made with lower grade and/or reused plastic, they frequently break. If cheap raw materials are used the machines will break regardless of how clever the design may appear (garbage in, garbage out:)

The Wonderwash handle fastener.

We also added a screw that securely locks the handle in place. The handle used to fit on loosely and would therefore slip off from time to time. It is now much more convenient to turn.

The Wonderwash brackets.

Like the handle, we use high quality virgin plastic for the frames. If poor quality and/or reused plastic is used, the frames frequently break. Also we have added a black "nylon bushing" where the drum inserts into the frame, so that the plastic cannot wear out in this area due to friction (picture not yet available)

The Wonderwash drain spout.

The detachable drain spout fits into a bayonet connector on the bottom of the drum. We have improved the drain spout so that it slides in place much more smoothly and easily than before.