Deco Home Compact Washing Machine with Twin Tub for Wash and Spin Dry, Portable, Built-in Gravity Drainage System, Agitation Wash Cycles, Use Less Soap and Water, for Dorms, Apartments, RVs
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Style: WSHM02
Features
- CONVENIENT AND EFFECTIVE - The Deco Home Twin Tub Compact Washing Machine is just the right size for people with tight spaces and portable living arrangements. If youre trying to save space in your dorm room or on the go in your RV, this portable washer can save your time and money.
- WASH AND SAVE - Using less soap and water than its larger more permanently places relatives, this lightweight washing machine uses highly effective agitation wash technology, safely shaking loose dirt and grime with ease
- BUILT- IN SPIN DRY TUB - Once your clothing is washed, hand wring it dry and place it into the attached spin-dry tub where remaining water is removed from your clothing, helping to make the air dry process out of the machine even faster.
- FULL CONTROL - Controls are simple and straightforward, with timers for washing, draining, and spinning. A built-in gravity-fed hose easily discards any wash water into a sink, toilet, or bathtub.
- COMPACT SIZE - At only 22 inches high and 20.5 inches wide, this compact washer is ideal for small spaces and temporary living spaces, such as vacation cabins, campers, RVs, or your dorm. It can also save trips to the laundromat if used in an apartment. NOTE: Just like its larger counterparts, our washing machine gives you the best results when clothes are evenly distributed and as balanced as possible. Uneven clothing thrown in can make the machine become unbalanced.
Product Dimensions: 13.6"D x 21.3"W x 23.6"H
Brand: Deco Home
Capacity: 4.5 Pounds
Special Feature: Agitation method provides superior cleanliness, Wash clothes in one tub, spin dry in the other, Compact design See more
Access Location: Top Load
Cycle Options: Spin, Drain
Item Weight: 22 Pounds
Material: Plastic
Controls Type: Knob
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Brand Name: Deco Home
Model Info: TWSHM02
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Product Dimensions: 13.6 x 21.3 x 23.6 inches
Item model number: TWSHM02
Capacity: 4.5 Pounds
Part Number: TWSHM02
Special Features: Agitation method provides superior cleanliness, Wash clothes in one tub, spin dry in the other, Compact design
Control Console: Knob
Access Location: Top Load
Wattage: 230 watts
Material Type: Plastic
Included Components: Drain Hose
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: February 11, 2022
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Title: Perfect for Small Spaces & Easy to Use! I purchased this Deco Home Portable Washing Machine for my apartment, and it has been a game-changer! It’s compact yet powerful, making it perfect for small spaces like dorms and tiny homes. The 8.8 lb capacity is great for washing small loads, like daily clothes, baby items, or delicates. Setting it up was super easy—just plug it in, add water, detergent, and you’re good to go. The wash cycle is efficient, and while the spin cycle is low-agitation, it still does a decent job of removing excess water. I also love that it comes with a drainage hose, which makes emptying the water hassle-free. The 250W motor is surprisingly strong, and despite its size, it cleans clothes well. It’s also ETL certified, which gives me peace of mind about its safety. My only minor complaint is that it doesn’t have a built-in water pump, so you need to place it near a drain or manually empty the water. Overall, this is a fantastic portable washer for anyone in need of a space-saving laundry solution. Highly recommend! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025 by Terrika Gray
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UPDATE ***** it worked great for 3 weeks but now there is quite loud clicking coming from underneath and my agitation isn't as strong. I had hopes in the beginning. everything you will read after this is the initial review: like the fact that someone decided to ditch the second tub idea as a spinner. It allows a larger wash area to contain more clothes. I was pleasantly surprised at how many clothes I could put in this washer and the motor is strong enough to agitate them properly. It's built in typical cheap plastic With a somewhat flimsy lid. It does not let you operate with the lid up. I have gone through three different apartment size washing machines all under $100 in the past 3 years. This one has the largest capacity and has one of the stronger motors. I'm able to wash jeans and blankets While it does work right now time will tell because I have had these motors go out before. It definitely functions quite adequately but is certainly no frills.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024 by Voltmaster70
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Is this going to replace your full sized washer? Absolutely not. Can you do a full sized load of laundry in here? No. Not even close. But, will it save you from trips to the laundry mat? Absolutely! You get what you pay for, and in my case I paid for a cheap, small washer to use after mine unexpectedly broke down. Doing laundry was more of a chore, and more time consuming after using this - But I had clean clothes, and didn't have to leave the house to do my laundry. It gets your clothes plenty clean, and is fairly simple to use: Keep it on a level surface, throw your clothes in, and fill it with water. Then set it to your preferred time, and you're good to let it do it's thing. The hardest part of the machine is it's spin function. The inner basket is much smaller than a typical load will be, and it is time consuming to transfer your laundry back and forth, spin it multiple times, and then finally put it up to dry (or put it in your dryer, if you have one). The spin cycle works plenty well and your clothes do get wrung out very decently, but it is a time consuming process. Overall, this light weight portable washing machine is perfect for emergencies. It is also ideal for camping, or vanlifers.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Lacie
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The media could not be loaded. I have had this portable washer for a while now and washed 5 or more loads in it. It took me forever to choose the model I wanted and I am glad I chose this one. It works very much as represented and has been cleaning my clothes well. I've always had my own laundry room with full size machines and haven’t loved the laundromat ever since I started renting a place without one. I’ve never owned or used a portable machine. I’ll summarize how it works for me, and some points that particularly reference what other reviews said below: No assembly required, out of the box it was in pristine shape and ready to use. It is also very light and easy to move for storage. I keep mine in a closet and pull it out as needed. It uses a gravity drain and read that it drains best if you elevate it, but everything I could think of to raise it up was either too much money or too big to store. A sturdy waterproof chair could work but my place is super small and all I have are small stools and couches. I ended up getting a square 4” plastic step, meant to help people with limited mobility manage a single entryway step and using that, it drains well. It drains ona flat surface as well just but as quickly which is frustrating between cycles. Plus, I sometimes use mine in the shower stall so having it raised keeps pooled water from the drain from getting near the cord. I wish the power cord were longer, I needed an extension cord. Not a huge deal but kitchens and baths tend to have counter height cords I feel like they should have thought of that. Be sure to get a waterproof/outdoor quality extension cord. The drainage hose is adequate, not super heavy duty so be gentle. I keep it taped to the side because I was worried it might be shaken off the hook that holds it during use and that would result in all the water flying out of it as it falls. The fill hose is useless. Use a bucket. There are some recommended heavier duty fill hoses on the amazon listing that could work too but somehow the bucket feels faster. In general, between filling, draining, wringing out clothes etc there will be water splashed—more so by “you” than the machine-- so drape a towel on the floor. You can fit way more in it to wash than you can to spin dry in the metal basket. Be prepared to spin dry a larger load in a few rounds. A lot of people complained about the shaking during the spin but once I got the hang of it, it was not an issue. Don’t over fill it the spin basket, wring the clothes out first and spread them out as opposed to leaving in a “ball.” For reference, and as in the video attached (which shows the machine in a spin cycle): I washed (2) XL men’s T shirts, (2) women’s tank tops, (2) pairs of mens L fleece shorts (3) mens briefs and (2) pairs of women’s socks in one load right easily. If you find it is not churning correctly during the wash cycle, add more water. The clothes have to have enough water to swish around in. The spin cycle you see in the video is one part of the above load: one T shirt, one tank and 2 briefs. I spun a few items at a time like this for only 3 minutes each. Everything was hung to dry after that and was dry by the next day. Took me a few loads of practice to get the detergent right—you really do not need a lot and it’s best to use liquid. I add it to the bucket before I fill with the water I’ll use to fill it initially so it’s already a little sudsy before I even start to machine. If you do happen to over-soap, just do an extra rinse cycle and change out the water halfway. Yes, you can wash jeans in there-but only one pair at a time and it won’t fit in the spin basket so be prepared to wring it out well if you ever want it to dry. I roll the wet jeans in a clean towel and press/step on it and it does an excellent job wringing them out. Jeans dry overnight inside or in a few hours if you hang them in the sun. I have not washed sheets or towels in there. I imagine 1-2 bath towels would fit in the but even just one would not fit in the spin basket. A set of queen sheets could probably fit for washing but again, not to spin. For me, sheets are too big for me to want them hanging all over my tiny apartment overnight to dry anyway. My solution is to have plenty of spare sets of sheets to change the bed and go to the laundromat with only dirty sheets and towels and a few other heavy items once a month. Overall my clothes seem to be as clean as they would be in a regular washing machine. I generally wash loads with just a few undergarments for 3-6 minutes and larger mixed loads l like I described above for 9-12 minutes. Then it’s equal time repeated for the rinses (same as a wash cycle but you use fresh water and no soap) and in the case of this example load, I also did three spin cycles at 3 minutes each. You can skip that altogether if you like. Yes, it takes longer than a regular machine. The example load took 45 minutes or so all in with set up etc but I didn’t have to leave the house or spend money and got to work on my laptop and make lunch while the machine did its thing. I did not have any of the issues some others mentioned such as: scratches on the machine upon opening, the cycles stopping before time was up or overheating and needing to give the unit a rest. Also, when it washes it barely vibrates at all (some reported it shook a lot) as long as the clothes aren’t clumped up (if so, just open it and redistribute. Same applies of it won't churn the clothes in a wash cycle) Overall I am very happy with the purchase and am glad to have this option to wash clothes at home
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