Giantex Portable Washing Machine, Full Automatic Washer and Dryer Combo, with Built-in Pump Drain 8 LBS Capacity Compact Laundry Washer Spin Dryer for Apartment RV Dorm
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- Easy & Convenient to Use: Our Giantex portable full automatic laundry washing machine only needs a small space for store, which is a solution for compact living. Once you set the washing machine program, you could just leave it alone to work and do your own staffs. It could relief your hands and you could use the time to do other things.
- Water Level and Mode Control: 6 Programs for choosing: wash-rinse-spin, soak-wash-rinse -spin, wash, wash-rinse, rinse-spin, spin. With 3 water level: L/16L M/23L H/30L. You could adjust the different washing mode through the wash push-button and control the water level via the switch. Different clothes have different washing and water level requirement. You can stop wasting hours keeping an eye on washing machine for its full automatic cleaning mode.
- Large Wash and Spin Capacity: This Giantex washing machine is compact and lightweight for you to easily move it in your home or department. But the honeycomb shaped inner tub can load 8 lbs at each time and wash many clothes for you. In manual, we also listed reference weight of various clothes.
- Full Automatic Washing Machine: This machine features a built in drain aluminum pump and a drainage tube which allows you to easily drain out dirty water, which is good choice for apartment or dorm doing medium or little weight laundry.
- Relief Your Hands: Easy to Operate. This product has straight forward illustrations and descriptions. There is no installation need and easy to operate. It won't take you much time and could take convenience to you. If you have any quality problem,please feel free to contact us, our customer service will reply to you within 24 hours.
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Our portable full automatic laundry washing machine only needs a small space for store, which is a solution for compact living. Its max weight capacity reaches 8 lbs, which is a good choice for doing medium or little weight laundry in apartment or dorm. This machine features a built-in aluminum drain pump and a drainage tube which allows you to easily drain out. You will not waste hours keeping an eye on washing machine for its full automatic cleaning mode. It has three levels: L/16L M/23L H/30L so you can choose a suitable level according to the amount of clothes you need to wash. It helps you save and electricity. Noted : When unpacking the machine you might see a black rectangle plastic piece under the bottom of the machine please remove it before using the machine Feature: You will find more types of washing machine with different capacities here based on your need. Giantex is a professional seller to sell portable washing machine. Automatic and semi-automatic washing machines are for your choosing. Owning washers, you will save much effort and time to do anything you like. Various capacities are for you to choose for your home, apartment, dormitory or RV. 17.6 LBS Washing Machine
Product Dimensions: 17"D x 17"W x 29.5"H
Brand: GIANTEX
Capacity: 8 pounds
Special Feature: Full Automatic
Access Location: Top Load
Finish Type: Plastic
Color: White
Cycle Options: Drain, Rinse, Spin
Item Weight: 37.4 pounds
Material: PP, Stainless Steel, Aluminium
Capacity: 8 pounds
Additional Features: Full Automatic
Access Location: Top Load
Finish Types: Plastic
Cycle Options: Drain, Rinse, Spin
Controls Type: Push Button
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Voltage: 110 volts
Number of Standard Cycles: 5
Human Interface Input: Dial
Noise: 60 db
Installation Type: Freestanding
Washer Dispenser Options: Detergent
Inlet Minimum Pressure: 0.3 bar
Display: Analog
Number of Programs: 6
Material Type: PP, Stainless Steel, Aluminium
Laundry Appliance Drum Material: Stainless Steel
Brand Name: GIANTEX
Recommended Uses For Product: AV, Dorm, Residential
Model Name: EP22761
Included Components: Drainage Tube, Drain Hose
Manufacturer: Giantex
Unit Count: 1 Piece
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: EP22761
Manufacturer Part Number: EP22761
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 17"D x 17"W x 29.5"H
Item Weight: 37.4 pounds
Item Depth: 17 inches
Color: White
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I want to give this machine 4.5 stars but that isn't a choice. Overall, the machine is great but it definitely had a learning curve for me and I am usually very handy. I also have a few concerns about some of the other reviews, which I relied heavily on with making a decision to purchase this unit. It came packaged securely and was easy to assemble the bottom panel. Like other viewers, I did vacuum out all the loose Styrofoam pieces so they wouldn't later end up inside the parts of the machine somehow. As soon as I unpacked the machine and got it ready to install to my kitchen faucet with the Danco 10512 Garden Hose Adapter, 55/64-Inch 27 Female x 3/4-in GHTM, Chrome which I purchased based on another reviewer suggestion, I found this 10512 adapter did not sit very deep and securely into the water inlet hose. It fit perfectly onto my faucet but due to a smaller end that goes into the hose and the way the hose is designed, it was almost impossible to connect to the hose. So off to the local hardware store I go to find a more suitable adapter. This adapter Danco 10513 Danco 10513 15/16"-27M / 5/64"-27F X 3/4" GHTM or 55/64"-27M Multi-Thread Garden Hose Aerator Adaptor, Chrome (see photo) works so much better and seals tightly to both the hose and the kitchen faucet. Hooked the machine up and ran a short wash with a tiny bit of liquid detergent and a quick rinse to get the pungent smell out of the machine (hopefully). The drain hose u-shaped elbow device that is meant to hang the drain hose over the sink was useless on my kitchen sink because my sink is not at the very edge of the counter top but sits back a little further. The u-shaped elbow is not very large allowing it to hang into my sink as designed. Therefore, I removed the u-shaped elbow and just tied the drain hose to the water inlet hose with twist ties. (see photo) I will eventually try to find something to easily clamp/unclamp the drain hose to the water hose when in use or just use a zip tie to hold them together to ensure the hose doesn't go flying out of the sink when draining and spinning. Everything looked fine, so I grabbed some laundry. Some of the other reviewers may be exaggerating a little about how much you can actually fit into this machine and expect it to be cleaned properly. I was able to fit maybe a 1/3 to 1/2 of a load that would fit into a normal older style top loading machine, which is fine for me since I am single. Then starts the issue of water flowing onto my floor and I was not pleased with that. My floor is tile so it was really no big deal except that it was a lot of water and pretty inconvenient. This didn't happen the first time I ran the rinse cycle mentioned above so needless to say I was concerned. After some tedious troubleshooting, I figured out what the issue was. I have really strong water pressure and if the water pressure is on too strong, the water tends to go into the machine too fast and erratic and drip onto the lip of the top of the tub. (see photos) The lip is not very thick and the water was filling up the drain hole at the top of the tub faster than it could drain back into the tub, hence overflowing onto my floor. I think Giantex could make this lip around the top of the tub a little thicker/higher to avoid this from happening so easily. After resolving this issue by turning my water pressure way lower and allowing the machine to fill slower, all was good. The clothes washed great and the rinse and spin cycles are wonderful. The clothes came out damp and not sopping wet. I then tried to wash my queen size sheets and found that I really only felt comfortable washing the flat and fitted sheets together with no pillowcases or even better yet, wash the flat sheet separately with 2 of my pillowcases and the fitted sheet separately with my other 2 pillowcases. It just seemed to be overloaded with the entire sheet set in the machine. I think I read someone saying they could fit a quilt into this machine, but I don't see that happening. I ended up doing about 6 additional loads and everything works seamlessly now. I haven't washed towels yet so I am not sure how many bath towels will fit in a single wash. However, I did run a second spin cycle on one load and the clothes came out even more dry than before, which would probably work great for towels or heavier items that take a long time to dry. Lastly, I also purchased this appliance dolly, Stalwart Adjustable Sized Telescopic Furniture Dolly Roller which I read fits perfectly. Au contraire mon ami! The smallest this dolly would go was still almost too large for the machine to set on without falling through the middle. I have a very small apartment and need the dolly to be exactly the same size as the washer. I took a hacksaw and shortened all four rods to the length needed to allow the dolly to shrink and fit snugly under the machine. Now all is great and the washer on the dolly fits snugly in its resting place and still fits under my countertop. Overall, I am extremely happy with this washer after doing about 7 loads of laundry thus far. My suggestions would be to do more research on the adapters to fit your specific faucet because it would appear the provided water hose will not fit any sink in the USA - maybe if you are hooking it to a regular washing machine/laundry hookup, it would work fine. Also, do not turn the water pressure on full blast unless your floors need to be mopped and then you can just kill two birds with one stone. Haha! Additionally, if you want to purchase a dolly, try to find one that will shrink to a smaller size more suited for this machine unless you have a hacksaw to shorten the poles on the model mentioned above. Very much a happy camper with my little R2D2 washing machine (see photo) save the few insignificant and minor design flaws. I hope this washer lasts a long time and makes me proud.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2017 by Ashley
Purchased this when I had to go without my full size washing machine during a remodel. It works quite well. At its normal wash setting with medium water level (you can select small, med, large) it adds water three times and is 40 minutes long. The first water is to wash, then it rinses and spins at 23 minutes, adds water and rinses and spins at 15 minutes, and then it adds water and rinses and spins at 7 minutes. Make sure the hose to expel water is FIRMLY in a bucket or sink because it will flop around. We added a weight to it so that it wouldn't flop after I walked away one time and it flopped onto the floor (what a mess). I do think it uses a lot of water. By draining it into buckets, you can use the grey water for plants, just check that it's ok for your specific plants. You just have to watch it and keep changing buckets out. The detergent has to be biodegradable to use grey water on certain plants. I just dumped my grey water into small shrubs. I was using it for the lawn but I think it made it brown, and I shouldn't have done that. I'm giving it 5 stars because it was a lifesaver during a 3 month plus remodel, I felt clothes were super clean, and it saved me a ton of money to use a wash and fold delivery service. The other thing I should mention is the end of the water hose screwed right onto my old kitchen sink. I was glad that worked because others have mentioned they had to purchase an adaptor. Also, make sure you just add the right amount of detergent. Adding too much determine will lead to too much foam and it will come out the bottom.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Sophie
While my apartment complex does have a communal laundry room, several other neighbors seem keen to flood it at least once a week. For hygeine and spoons purposes, I wanted something non-permanent I could have in my apartment. This washer is a little powerhouse. All of the issues I had while setting this up was at no fault of the product but the limitation of my apartment. Neither my kitchen nor bathroom sinks had compatible faucets for the water inlet no matter how many adapters I tried to add. So for a while, I was filling it with buckets of water. This is a valid option in a pinch, but be aware that if you want to recreate the wash->rinse->spin of a normal cycle, I had to manually start the wash, set it to spin, refill for a rinse, then set it to spin once more. Very tedious and takes many spoons, but doable. But I didnt want to do that anymore, so I did some research and found that if you get a 3/8 compression add-a-tee splitter, add it to your sink or toilet water line, and get yourself a 3/8 compression to 3/4 dishwasher hose, you can connect the portable washer directly to your water line. Renter friendly, took 5 minutes and some plumbers tape, and works like a charm. For my set up its only cold water, but that's fine for me. Stick an antivibration mat underneath and keep it a centimeter away from the wall, and the vibrations are pretty minimal. Im plus size and the washer can fit 2 of my shirts and 2 pairs of thick sweatpants easily. I only use a bit of detergent, just enough to cover the bottom of the bottle cap. Clothes are clean and smell fresh with no residue. The washer is small enough to fit in my small bathroom. I've done well over a dozen loads and it's held up great. Light enough to move around wherever you need it too. It's a great way to level up apartment living. Paired it with a portable dryer and now I'm golden.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by Natalie M
So we've had our Giantex for a few weeks now, enough time to run quite a few loads. I picked this out to replace my beloved Haier that I'd picked up used some four years ago and which had held me in good stead until recently when it began to have spinning issues. When the significant other offered to go halves on a brand new machine, I decided, well, why not. So here we are, with this Giantex. The day of arrival, and unboxing. The first quirk to note was that the bottom panel wasn't screwed on. Now my sweetheart is handy enough but getting all the way down on the ground is difficult so this was definitely a me job. Fortunately, I'm handy enough as well with a screwdriver, but to be honest, this was something that could have been done prior to shipping. While moving the machine to it's home, we noted a few things. 1. The outer casing of the machine is plastic and somewhat flimsy, unlike my Haier. It feels like a good push would break through that plastic. Being in a very small, cramped space, and both of us being bigger people, and having a 12-year-old in this same cramped space, I'm waiting for that day to come. 2. No wheels, which was a minor disappointment, but thankfully the machine is lightweight. Light enough that even I can lift it, and my limit is somewhere under 50 lbs on a short distance. Basically, if we need to scoot it out of it's designated corner, I can do so. 3. The hose that connects the machine to the water line. It's SHORT, and THIN. I did initially hook it up, but it stayed on the machine for about two minutes. We realized right away that it did not reach our sink, and decided to see if the hose from the Haier would fit. It did, and since the Giantex was going right where the Haier had been, and the hose was long enough, the Haier hose (which is pretty heavy-duty, but does have a leak on the sink end) went on the Giantex. 4. The u-shaped holder for the drain pipe doesn't fit over our sink the way it needs to in order to hold the drainpipe in the sink. That, however, wasn't a huge deal. We used some pipe cleaner to tie the drain pipe to the water hose so that the drain pipe doesn't come flying out. I'd rigged up something years ago with the Haier which didn't have anything at ALL to hold that hose in the sink so not a deal-breaker. And we were off. Ready to do our first load. After several loads, we discovered this machine does have one annoying quirk, and THIS is where I deducted the star. It's nothing that would make me return the machine, and it's something my SO and I handle decently, but when my 12-year-old does wash, she doesn't pay attention to the sounds very well and misses it. The main cycle we tend to choose is wash/rinse/spin. Because we're not hooking to a dedicated washer dryer hookup, and because of how our stupid sink reacts to water pressure, we HAVE to turn the water off when the machine is full. I knew this going into purchase because I've needed to do it with the Haier as well. That's not the quirk. The quirk is this. The machine on this cycle needs to be filled three times. Once initially, once at 17 minutes to go, and once at 9 minutes to go. It seems to fill and starts to agitate. So you think, good to go, on your merry way. Only to come back by a few minutes later and notice the counter hasn't moved. The machine wants a LITTLE MORE WATER. That took me a good minute to figure out why we'd paused. Now, this mainly becomes an issue when it's NOT noticed the machine has stopped for more than like a half-hour, and you get the E-4 error code (happened once to my SO because he'd gotten called outside and missed the sounds, and happened to the 12yo not paying attention to her wash.) If it weren't for that, and the plastic being flimsy, I'd have gladly given this five stars. But four stars is good enough. It gets the clothes clean, I'll give it that much. Once I got used to its different sounds and its cadence, it's settled in as though it's been around all along. All I hope now though is it holds up as long as my Haier did. Time will tell on that though, and I'll update if anything happens to change this review. Edit to add: We are now about three months into having this machine. In this time, we had to move apartments, and I've changed the setup a little as our new place is basically completely backwards from our old one, and the machine had to be situated differently. It is now hard-wired to the sink via an adapter setup that allows me to switch between the washer hose and faucet (Available for about $10 on Amazon, but you'll need a second adapter because the outlet for the hose isn't quite the right size, purchased for less than $5 at Home Depot.) I had to extend the drain hose because the new placement left me just a little short. Again, easy enough to buy an extension at Home Depot. Also. You can't "Replace" that drain hose. I tried initially before I used the 'replacement' as an 'extension', which was a lot cheaper than the extender kits. The downside. For some reason the machine, if you have the water to the high setting, will overflow. I don't know if it's a bad sensor on it or not. We've compensated by using the medium water setting, which honestly gets to about where the high used to. But it's something to keep your eye out for. All said and done though, it's still doing a good job of getting our clothes clean!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2020 by Heather Matousch
I could hear water water sloshing around in the machine when it arrived and I brought it inside- the machine comes with a nice little water damaged packing slip that says the liquid is from quality control testing- they're either lying and selling used returned machines as brand new, or they are not adequately draining the machines during said testing and delivering customers brand new machines with musty moldy factory water in them. Neither is really acceptable. The lid was janky and defective right out the box- It would not open/close appropriately or consistently because it did not sit properly on its plastic hinge pin. Even when manually popped back into place it would just pop back off when attempting to close the lid on the machine. I've gone through two other portable washers and had to throw them out after this part of the machine broke, as it is basically impossible to fix, and the machine ceases to function once it goes (there's a tension strap attached to the lid which prevents the machine from running when the lid is open- when the hinge breaks there is permanent slack on the strap and the machine wont run). I'm sure it's a lovely machine if you can get one that was put together and tested appropriately, but this thing had too many problems right out of the box for the price point it is offered at for me to trust the brand. Not going to waste my time with something that can't do the bare minimum out of the box and already has end of life symptoms before I even unwrapped it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024 by KayGreg
1 YEAR, 3 MONTH UPDATE: Works perfectly, NO problems yet( hope I'm not jinxing it). Best Amazon find in a looong time! Original Review: I moved to a little condo that doesn't have a washer/dryer hookup and has an abysmal laundry room, so I needed a small washer that can tuck away in a tiny linen closet, required NO washer hookup, and could run on a standard electric outlet. This seemed like the best one... ARRIVAL, HOOKUP: The washer arrived without issue, and as per other reviews, it needed a special adapter to hook it up to my sink. The adapter included didn't work for me, but I was proactive and bought 2 different adapters and returned the extra one that was not needed. I kept the adapter that allows for easy on/off, so I can still use my sink in between washes. (Danco 10521 Dual Thread Dishwasher Snap Coupling Adapter, 15/16-27 X 55/64-27 Male, 1.5 Gpm). The duel thread seems to be where others have gone wrong. It was pretty easy to hook up otherwise. MOBILITY: It's lightweight, so I can move it alone, but I need a dolly for it long term. It was too small for the small furniture dolly I bought through Amazon, so keep size in mind when looking. NOISE: It isn't super loud at all. When I shut the bathroom door, I can't hear it at all. I posted a video of noise levels and spin speed. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS: The water intake hose is kind of short, as is the electric cord, so you might need an extension cord as well. WASHING QUALITY: As for the washing function, I'm shocked at how well it cleans! I researched portable washers, and I was fully prepared for mediocre wash and poor spin, but this little thing is actually a real washer (minus all the extra settings, of course). The clothes are as clean, or cleaner than the laundry mat, and the spin cycle really spins excellently, nearly dry. Super impressed with the job it's doing with my clothes! It has a function that allows you to soak, wash, rinse, and spin, either independently, as a set of 2 functions, 3, or all functions. So it's basic, but still a real washer. UPDATE 10/9/24: This is a warning about a sharp edge inside the machine. I posted a picture of a rim on the inside that is coated in black. That isn't mold, it's remnants of my bra after it shredded it. My bra floated to the top of a level (H) wash, and as it went into the spin cycle, it shredded it. A picture of it is also posted. BE CAREFUL OF FULL LOADS WITH LIGHTWEIGHT ITEMS THAT MAY FLOAT LEAKS: As for leaks, I haven't had any problems so far 🤞🏻, but I'm being gentle with it, and I got an extended warranty. DRAWBACKS: 1. You can't use hot water washes. I imagine that by the weight and simplicity of the machine, the parts are mostly plastic. I don't know if this is the. reason, but I'm not chancing it and accidentally distorting or melting parts or gaskets. I also wait 15 minutes between washes to allow the machine to cool. This might not be necessary, but again, not taking any chances. UPDATE: You can use hot water, and I've been doing back-to-back washes for nearly a year, no issues! 2. You can only wash 8 lbs of clothes per wash. To put that in perspective: that's (2) pairs of jeans (maybe 1 depending on size), (2) pairs of underwear, (2) pairs of socks, and (2) tee shirts. However, that's perfect for 2 people doing laundry 2-3 times a week, and I have had no issue so far. THIS IS NOT A MACHINE FOR FAMILY USE! 3. It doesn't have any dispensers for anything. So you will need to fill it before adding detergent or bleach. TIPS: The machine has a double rinse regardless of the setting. The first rinse is at 20 minutes on the washer display, and the final rinse is at minute 8, that's when you should add fabric softener. I added it at the first rinse for about a week before realizing why my fabric softener wasn't working. UPDATE: Buy a downy ball, seriously! Hope this helps
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024 by Ren
As a travel nurse, I am on the road most of the year. I despise laundromats (I found needles in a washer at one of the hotels I was at) and prefer to have a washer with me. I have one I usually travel with that washes/rinses on one side and spins on the other and it was just too bulky to keep taking with me. I looked over several one-tub washers before finally deciding on this one, mainly because it has the option to fill manually. Most of the hotels or studios I stay in do not have the right type of faucet, so the manual fill option is a must. If you do need to fill manually, select only the wash function. Once completed, it will automatically drain, spin, and shut off. To rinse you will need to select the wash function again and allow it to repeat the cycle. Fill the washer BEFORE you turn it on. For a full automatic cycle of wash/spin/rinse/spin on medium water level, it takes about 40 minutes. I use detergent sheets and use half a sheet for a load. I use liquid fabric softer, about a tablespoon full, and it works very well for what I need. Once the cycles are completed, the clothes have very little moisture to them. I hang my clothes on a drying rack and by morning, they are completely dry. The washer is small enough that it doesn’t take up a lot of room in my car (I drive a Kia Soul and I always drive to my contract locations) yet it’s large enough to wash 2 full sets of scrubs at a time. When I first bought it, the water wasn’t going through the hose from the faucet and I couldn’t figure out why. I contacted the manufacturer and they responded almost immediately. I did finally figure it out (it has a sensor so the water will not flow until you turn it on, select the functions, and start it) and I have zero complaints and am very satisfied with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Beki Winter-Fox
This thing has been fantastic so far. The adaptor for the sink was tough to find, but to save some people some trouble, my sink was 3/4 x27, so once I found that and stopped filling it by hand, it worked great! I’ve ran about 20-30 loads through it and no issue. Limited size. Max load is gonna be about 3 towels or so that I’ve found.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2026 by Steven r.