Wonderwash is great and gets clothes clean! I switched to this method because I live on the 5th floor and hauling laundry is no fun. This way I can do a load quickly every day if needed. Recommend purchasing the spin dryer along with it. Hang drying is a breeze after using the revo spin.

This product is amazing, it was given to me I am 57 yrs old have alot of health issues but no. Income & doing laundry by hand is impossible this has been a true blessing i love it.

It's a great device for small loads. It really does clean clothes well. The instructions could be a little clearer. But it does exactly what it promises. It's not a replacement for a washing machine but a substitute if you want to reduce visits to the Laundromat or your machine at home needs to be replaced etc. It's also kind of fun.

Have done about five loads very easy to use in every way and cute as well. Love this item so far 2 weeks in.

We love it , after going to laundromat and it not spinning clothes out , and watching a lady put nasty dog beds in washer we wanted a change. We use this along with ninja spinner . Absolute game changer . Love it .

I never thought I'd be happy doing laundry but it's actually something I look forward to now and I enjoy the entire process. I wish I'd known about the Wonder Wash a long time ago. It's light and easy to move around and it fits well on my kitchen counter. It holds more than I expected in a load: two large bath towels, two hand towels, and 10 washcloths; a set of twin percale sheets and two pillow cases; roughly half of a regular size load of whites or darks. It takes a few times to get used to it but then it's easy to crank for the short time required and I find that it's easier if I add more water.

Between the Wonder Wash and the Nina Soft dryer, my clothes come out clean and soft. I love how fast I can do laundry now. It used to take one and a half to two hours just to do a load. This has really solved all the problems involved with sharing machines with other people, especially being exposed to a lot of noxious chemicals. I thank God for such helpful improvement in my life.

I love that it is transparent and the new lid is a lot easier to use than the older ones. Washes good. It is fun to watch the clothes get clean.

a simple, well designed appliance. small and light weight makes it easy to move into your work area and then stow away when done.

I've used Wonderwash tubs since 2021. Am now on my fourth repurchase (fourth tub is a backup). I use the tub (along with a spinner) to wash an average of two loads per week of personal items and linens for work.

Heavily soiled work, workout clothing and linens are soaked for an hour, agitated, drained; but require a minimum of ten-twelve rinses before water drains clear. Less soiled clothing and linens require a brief presoak, wash and roughly eight rinses. I usually set it up for the day and work with one or two loads as I'm working out or doing housework.

More rinsing is absolutely required to get items clean, but I still love the product because it is compact, off-the-grid and still saves me money. I also love the new transparent design so I can see how clear the water is.

So long as I can continue to afford them, I will definitely be back for more.

Works great, and it's simple. Pair it with a portable spin dryer.

I don't know if the manufacturer of these Wonder Wash machines read these comments but I would like to suggest just a couple of design changes.

I just got mine from Amazon and the only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is just a couple of things. I would like to see the plastic base a little sturdier so it won't walk around so much with a large load. I put in 4 bath size towels and 1 cup towel and in my opinion it was just too much of a load. I did figure out with that much in the tank, the more water you use, the smoother it turns and the base doesn't feel like it's going to come apart. Next I would use a ¼ turn valve instead of the drain tube especially if you're using it on the floor. The tube is hard to attach to the drain so a single ¼ turn valve would help. It could be opened when the drain is up and then the tank could be rotated so it could drain out.

Also it would be handy to have the be able to off the tank without having to disassemble the base.

I'm happy I was able to use this to rinse my tie dye. The clear sides were helpful for seeing how much dye was being rinsed out. Just fits in the tub for easy draining.

I bought the Wonder Wash and Ninja Centrifuge dryer bundle. I am very happy with both. I have a small living space and it working out very well. I can keep up with the amount of laundry so there isn't a large amount to deal with. This should work out well in the winter months when it would be difficult to leave home, as well.

I love the concept of this thing, it washes my clothes efficiently and they come out clean. Doesn't tire me out, but I do enjoy spinning it extra for the exercise.

I do wish it wasnt plastic. . . especially for the price. Maybe worth $25 on temu. Not sure if there's a way around using plastic due to rust, but I would totally return this and spend another $50 for a non plastic one. I use very cold water to avoid any plastic leaching, which may happen with frequent use as this is not LDPE (leaches pfas) or HDPE which is heavier and bulkier but non leaching apparently.

Also the retro silver rim is just a plastic piece of silvery tape. . . makes it look cheap and the feel is a bit cheap, the plastic is a bit wobbly.

Otherwise great concept.

I've been using this once or twice a week for the last 6 months for washing baby clothes. It has held up really well. I've also been using it as a bucket to soak the really dirty items in oxygen cleaner. I've definitely come out ahead over using the laundromat. The only downside is that the laundry has to be wrung out. I use rubber gloves for that.

I've been using one for about two weeks now, and it's cleaned items I thought I'd have to throw out. The dirt and other grime comes right out. I haven't had to visit a laundromat since it arrived. Even slacks are easy to wash in it. (One pair at a time, tho. )

Two very small personal quibbles. The drain spout could use larger, more easily visible markings for aligning it when connecting it. I have vision problems and have to attach the spout by feel. It could use more and more highly visible markings on the interior, for "Don't fill beyond this line" water measurements.

Great, easy & convenient! I live in an apartment & no longer need to build up my dirty clothes to make the rising cost of the basement machines economical. Just was as I go! I have the spinner too which is top notch!

this is a laundering mechanism for those with patience and two arms, others need not apply. five stars.

Best inventions in history of mankind
#1 wheel
#2 wonder wash
#3 ninja dryer
Bought both in 2020 when COVID made me leery about my weekly laundromat trips. Have not been back since. Wash and dry everything including sheets, towels and rugs. Both machines still working just perfectly.

I have had one of these for years. Bought in England, presumably brought from US. II love it but yes the original frame was flimsy. My husband built another string one in wood.

I really need another one and can't understand why they're not made in tbe UK. So expensive to ship here. And this company don't even do it. H E L P someone surely will bring them to the UK. Perfect for saving electivity and water.

My wife bought the Wonderwash in November of 2020. The pin on one side of the tub broke off recently in June of 2022. I contacted the company about the three year warranty. They said that they stood by that warranty and would send us a new tank. Four days later, they sent me an email saying they would ship it the next day. We got a completely new Wonderwash the same day they shipped it. We live in a 55 and older apartment building and the cost of using the laundry room is high. This little machine saves the two of us money. I would highly recommend this to anyone.

First, thanks for shipping that wonderful little washer all the way to Europe!
I love my little washer, and I was surprised by how much cloth fit into it. I used it 10 weeks straight for doing ALL of our laundry. And we are two adults and two boys. It was work, but it was absolutely doable!
Sadly, after about nine weeks the lid cracked, when I closed it. It was a bit cold that morning (about 15 °C/60 °F), so it maybe was my fault. But I was disappointed nonetheless. On top of that, the replacement lids are sold out at the moment. I am able to still use it, but I think it is a matter of time until it completely breaks.

It does clean, but for it to clean efficiently without you expending to much energy you cannot use a cheap detergent. You have to use more high end detergents like Tide and Persil. That's my experience.

I've been using a Wonder Wash almost exclusively for my laundry since September and I can't recommend it enough. I live with my wife in a third floor apartment with no laundry in the building, so our only other option would be the laundromat down the street, which can cost upwards of $15 for a week's worth of laundry. In the time I've had the Wonder Wash, it has paid for itself several times over. Paired with a Panda spin dryer and a basic fold-out drying rack, this washing set up has a stored footprint of barely three square feet. Our clothes are as clean as they've ever been, without having to schlep it to and from the laundromat every week. It leaks a little, but since I use it in the bathtub anyway it's a non-issue. I recommend using a powdered detergent; figuring out how much and what kind of detergents to use was a bit of trial and error at first, and using too much detergent makes the clothes more difficult to rinse. I use 1 scant teaspoon of powdered Meliora detergent (plus a quarter tsp of oxygen bleach) with six quarts hot water for the wash, with 3 cold rinses, adding a tablespoon of white vinegar on the final rinse to help get the last of the detergent out. I will say, a spin dryer or wringer is a must, as it is very difficult to wring by hand. My only other caveat is that for big linens like thick towels or bigger blankets, laundromat is best, though I can do cotton sheets with the Wonder Wash without much trouble. Bottom line: the Wonder Wash is worth its weight in gold, especially for apartment dwellers. I'll never go back to a laundromat for my normal laundry as long as I have my Wonder Wash.

In 2009 I had 4 teenagers and doing 10 loads a week at the laundromat at $2.50 a load just to wash the clothes with no drying! I took a gamble with the gift card I got for Christmas from my employer and bought my first Wonder Washer. My 2009 Wonder Washer just finally wore out and I had to buy a new one today.
This machine is awesome! If you use liquid detergent you need 1 to 2 tablespoons of soap depending on the brand and how dirty the clothes are. So even the detergent costs drop with this little machine. With the teenagers at the end of every day I did a load and hung it up to dry. By the time we got back from school and work the next day everything was dry! Another benefit if you live in a small apartment is no stains set in thus ruining clothes plus no dirty clothes piles with this method.
Now it is just me but this machine is still the best. I would highly recommend it for anyone.

I use this product almost exclusively. Usually a load or two a day. Works great. You will begin to realize that you hardly need any soap. That will save time rinsing. Clothes come out really clean. The concept of using pressure to clean is really ingenious. What is great is you can use warm water as well. It will still build up pressure to clean. Make sure you use warm to hot water. Very little soap, usually a teaspoon will work. Final rinse I use cold water and vinegar for about 30 seconds. Bought the clothes spinner to go with it. What a great setup. Laundry simple, clean and easy. I hardly ever use the full size top loader we have. I bought this in June 2019. Had a little problem this week and customer service was great! Would not hesitate to recommend this product, the spinner or the company.

This does decent job of getting clothes clean. It's not like a washing machine, but it's just fine for me. I can use my washboard once in a while to do a super clean on my clothes. In the meantime this gives me a welcome break from hand washing. Only complaint. I wish the frame was sturdier.

I use a bar of Grandma's old fashioned lye soap that comes in a bar. You can find it on the Internet. I put it in with the clothes for about five turns and take it out. Add a few drops of detergent. Sometimes I add a couple tablespoons of lemon juice, the kind that comes in a bottle. It freshens dirtier clothes. It doesn't need much detergent. Just a few drops, or it is hard to rinse the soap out. It seems to work nicely that way.