Portable Hand Powered High Efficiency Clothes Washing Machine - Improved Heavy Duty Riveted Metal Threads
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- Globally Recognized - The Breathing Mobile Washer has been leading the charge as the most recognized plunger style portable clothes washing machines for over 20 years!
- Compact Adaptable Design - Multi piece collapsible aluminum handle with standard 3/4" threading allows swapping out handles to your preference, allowing you to wash laundry your way! Sitting or standing. The Breathing Mobile Washer is designed with your ease and comfort in mind while in use. Compact and tucked away when not.
- Heavy Duty - Corrosion resistant aluminum handle that won't rust or snap and will last for years. Riveted threads for improved durability. Superior plastic components.. No moving parts that break and need replacing.
- High Efficiency - Weighing in at just over one pound full assembled the Breathing Mobile Washer is easy to handle. Pushing and pulling moves water THROUGH clothing pulling dirt and excess detergent out opposed to traditional electric washing machines and hand crank washers.
- Uses - Emergency prep & disaster relief, cloth diapers, shop towels, pet bedding & clothing, workout clothes, small loads, apartments, lingerie & delicates, camping/outdoors, environmentally conscious and much more!
Description
Get fresh clean clothes quickly! Take the Breathing Mobile Washer anywhere and get your laundry done. Newly improved heavy duty riveted metal threads. Comes with a 3-piece aluminum handle & ergonomic T-top for a higher profile and easy use. Plunge up and down to force soap and water through clothes and linens - it's that simple. Faster, more economical and much more efficient than traditional hand washing. Get your clothes cleaner than an electric or hand cranked machine. How It Works: Our hand-operated clothes washer uses a technique of efficiently pushing and pulling water through whatever you're washing. Different from standard & compact electric washing machines that only slosh, splash or spin water around. Avoid the harsh scrubbing of a washboard. Our portable clothes washer gives the best of both worlds - super clean clothes with less wear and tear! Product Features: Superior Quality - Unlike plastic handled versions, the Breathing Mobile Washer has a high quality aluminum handle with heavy duty riveted metal threads that won't rust or break. Our compact design allows the washer to be tucked away while not in use, don't waste precious space on bulky drum style portable washers! Comfortable & Easy to Use - Designed with materials that provide lightweight yet heavy duty construction, the Breathing Mobile Washer is easy to handle. Ergonomic T-top handle and adjustable height 3 piece handle allow washing while sitting or standing. Savings- Save time & money. Don't spend all day hand cranking and waiting on small loads to finish with other portable washing machines. Skip the laundromat, save electricity, and stop wasting expensive detergents! The high efficiency cleaning power of the Breathing Mobile Washer gets clothes cleaner, faster. Ideal for Anyone- If you need something washed. The Breathing Mobile Washer will get it done!
Product Dimensions: 8"D x 8"W x 35"H
Brand: Breathing Mobile Washer
Capacity: 1.5 Kilograms
Special Feature: High Efficiency
Access Location: Top Load
Finish Type: Aluminum,Metal,Plastic
Color: Blue
Cycle Options: Bulky, Spin
Item Weight: 1.03 Pounds
Material: Aluminum, Plastic
Capacity: 1.5 Kilograms
Additional Features: High Efficiency
Access Location: Top Load
Finish Types: Aluminum,Metal,Plastic
Cycle Options: Bulky, Spin
Controls Type: Hand Powered
Operation Mode: Manual
Number of Standard Cycles: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Installation Type: Snap
Number of Programs: 1
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8"D x 8"W x 35"H
Item Weight: 1.03 Pounds
Item Depth: 8 inches
Brand Name: Breathing Mobile Washer
Recommended Uses For Product: Residential
Model Name: Breathing Mobile Washer
Included Components: Carry Bag
Manufacturer: Breathing Mobile Washer LLC
Manufacturer Part Number: BMW-CD
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Material Type: Aluminum, Plastic
Color: Blue
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This has been a total game changer in how quickly and how well I'm able to keep my linens, appliances, & overall house clean. I bought this item to make it easier to pre-wash VERY dirty items before putting them in my washing machine. And to occassionally deep clean some otherwise "clean" linens (i.e., laundry stripping). I'm not the homesteading type, and I actually own a great washing machine & dryer. I just like to properly maintain my machines to ensure they can continue effectively cleaning the majority of our household linens. I find it a lot easier to pre-clean heavily soiled laundry as needed than having to frequently clear out all the nooks, crannies, filters, & hoses of my appliances. I also just enjoy having really clean clothes and linens. I mainly got this item to find an easier way to pre-wash my aging dogs' bedding & towels before running them thru my washer & dryer. (I use this tool to clean a bunch of other stuff, too, though.) I have 3 dogs. As they've gotten older, they shed a lot more. And their coats now get very greasy despite regular bathing. They also require fluffier and warmer bedding at their age. And to top it all off, we now live in an area where they constantly track in dirt & mud. So their bedding gets very furry & dirty quickly. My dogs have a lot of bedding. Mostly machine-washable mats, mattress encasements, sheets, & blankets. All ranging from infant/toddler sized items or smaller to very thick throw-size blankets. If I don't keep up with a regular cleaning routine, their stuff gets very smelly. And fur starts to tranfer all around the house. I used to pre-wash my dogs' bedding (and other stuff) in my bathtub. But I've gotten older, too. Stooping over a tub takes a toll on my already bad back. I also have a permanently damaged wrist. Plus, the whole process is just messy in general. It started taking me half a day to pre-wash all their stuff, then clean my bathroom when finished. It got to the point I was needing to do this *at least* every other week - sometimes weekly. I'd feel sore for at least 2 days afterwards. I tried the toilet plunger & bucket trick for a while. It was a lot easier & quicker than having to use just my hands. But it was only slightly more effective at actually cleaning *if* I went at it long enough. For some items, using my hands seemed more effective. I even added holes to the plunger to help move water thru the fabrics better. But then the plunger would gradually weaken until it needed to be replaced. It just wasn't working out as well as I hoped. At the rate that I was replacing the plunger, it would've been just a bit pricier (and a whole lot easier) to replace my dogs' increasingly grimey bedding with items from a thrift store every so often. But I couldn't bring myself to be so wasteful. Then I discovered this laundry tool! I was very skeptical to purchase it at first. I think I spent a whole week looking into it & debating whether it was worth it. (I really do hate being wasteful. Even if it means buying low quality items that I know will end up in landfill after minor use. I also hate feeling like I wasted money that could've gone towards something much better.) This item seemed quite pricey considering how simple it looked. I was bothered by the reviews complaining that the item was cheap & flimsy. (There was an identical looking item also listed on Amazon. I chose this one bc the other one had more complaints about the bar being flimsy or wearing down quickly. Apparently small parts of the bar are made with different materials. This item seemed to be made with more durable parts according to all the little details I was able to gather.) I was also skeptical that this item wouldn't clean any better than the plunger method. After all, they both essentially seemed to do the same thing. Luckily, I was wrong. This item is far superior. It does seem to be made with cheap materials that don't warrant such a high price tag. But the item has held up after several months of weekly sessions of washing dog bedding, towels, and a lot of other stuff. The plastic parts are pretty thick, so they're not easy to break if used as intended. Mine has survived many short drops on hard indoor flooring. I'm sure I could bend the metal pole if I put in the effort. (But why would I do that?) So far, it hasn't bent, broke, or started to feel loose with normal & proper use. The bar feels thicker, stronger, & sturdier than the bar of a Swiffer stick. It's about the quality of my heavy duty household mop (not commercial quality). It's just a lot more narrow. It turns out the overall design and firmness of the plastic head make this item way more effective at cleaning laundry than a thick rubber cup-style plunger with holes drilled into it. The pole length and handle make it way easier to use. VERY back & wrist friendly. (I just had some minor back procedures that made it difficult to bend & twist for several wks. I was still able to use this thing during that time. I just needed a little help putting items into a bucket & getting them out for a short period. This thing seriously reduces the amount of work & effort you have to put in when trying to thoroughly wash any items larger than socks & underwear.) This laundry tool saves a ton of time since you don't need to agitate the clothes as much or as forcefully as you do when using a plunger. I don't even break a sweat while using it. I no longer have to shower after handwashing a ton of items bc I got all sweaty or otherwise messy during the process. I found it best to use this tool to wash very small loads in either a 5 or 7 gallon bucket, inside of my bathtub. The bucket seems to improve the agitation process and save on the amount of water I use. I can better separate items I don't want to mix in one giant load (i.e., the dogs' blankets with work uniforms or cleaning rags, etc.). I can wash some items multiple times while doing a quick wash on others. The bathtub helps catch any accidental splashes, and it's just a convenient spot for pouring out water and hang drying some items. My dogs' bedding look, feel, & smell cleaner than they have in a very long time. The first couple of times I used this tool to pre-wash their bedding, I ended up going at least 5 full rounds on all items. It removed so much deeply embedded grime that had built up over the years. I spent about half a day just cleaning all of their bedding as much as possible. (I even did this for our bath mats & house slippers. It's crazy how much grime came out & the noticable difference this thing has made.) Now, it usually takes me less than an hour to pre-wash the majority of the dogs' linens and to clean up afterwards. (And that's a lot of heavily soiled linens. Enough to fill my extra large washer twice.) I also use this regulary to deep clean reusable mop pads, mop heads, swiffer pads & covers, cleaning rags, and such. My washing machine doesn't need to be wiped down after use or deep cleaned as often. I don't have to worry about various chemicals lingering in the basin and transferring onto clothes. I've bought more reusable cleaning items and started using them more frequently (and for a lot messier jobs) bc they're so much easier to keep up with now. Best of all, our regular laundry (the items I don't pre-wash by hand) continue to come out very clean & fresh after laundering with minimal effort. I no longer have to deal with hidden build up in the washer. (Side note: If you're interested in buying this item to keep up with pet bedding & ultra dirty items, you still have to vacuum or shake out as much fur & other debri as possible before washing. This thing is awesome, but it's not a miracle worker. It does work very well to lift out a lot of the stuck on pet fur that simpler methods can't remove, though. If you have a great filter on your drain, you'll be amazed at all you've washed off and were able to prevent from getting caught up in your washing machine.) I can't give any opinions on how well this item breaks apart for storage bc I've only taken the plastic bottom part off twice - just to make sure nothing was building up inside that I wasn't aware of. (Nothing was. I just make sure to spray all the crevices down very well with my handheld shower nossle. I have great water pressure, which helps to blast every particle out. Occassionally, I just throw a clean white towel in hot bleach water and use this thing to "wash" it. Then I leave this sitting in the bleach water for 10 min or so before rinsing it off. That's my method for periodically disinfecting. It has been effective so far.) I keep this item sitting in a bucket in my laundry room when not in use. I don't live in a big home, but it hardly takes up much space fully assembled. I use it so often that I see no point in disassembling it. But it's nice to know I can for camping trips and traveling. If you live in a camper/RV or other very tiny dwelling, then this thing will probably seem quite bulky. It takes up a lot more room than a typical toilet plunger. I don't like leaving it my bathroom for this reason. I would buy this item again for the same purposes. I would also buy it to handwash clothes if I didn't have a washing machine. (I'd occasionally want to take my clothes to a laundry mat, though. Maybe that's just bc I'm not used to handwashing everything. And maybe bc I have an unrealistic belief that a washing machine is superior to handwashing.) It's also great for stripping laundry if that's something you like to do. The only other thing to note is that if you don't have a washer or dryer, you'll need to find an easy way to wring out your linens after washing. I just use my hands... but I'm not trying to get everything as dry as possible (just dry enough to ensure they're as clean as I want and to transfer them to my washing machine). I tried laying items along my tub and using this to press the water out. It's not effective for that purpose. As far as energy efficiency goes... it can be. It definitely cuts down on washing machine use, which significantly reduces power usage. It has made me more open to use reusable cleaning items. I've decreased or fully eliminated ny usage of papertowels, cheap sponges, & disposable Swiffer sheets. As for water usage, though, it's hard to say. I guess it all depends on how much laundry you have and how dirty the items are. This laundry tool will work A LOT of dirt & grime out of linens. If you use it in a 5 gallon bucket, there's not enough space to put many items in at one time. The dirty water will need to be swapped out. You likely won't want to reuse the first batch of soapy water. You'll likely want to refill and do at least one more round of cleaning (no additional detergent added). Then you'll need to wring items out before rinsing the bucket & tool, then refill with more water to perform the rinse wash. You'll likely want to do 2 more rinse washes at a minimum to ensure all the soapy water is pushed out of the fabrics before drying. And that's all just for normally soiled clothes. You'll need a 5 gallon bucket at a minimum to avoid splashing water everywhere if you don't have a tub or an ideal outdoor area. The bottom plastic part of this item is pretty wide, so it would be difficult and less effective to use it in a smaller container than that. I feel this tool has greatly improved energy efficiency & water waste for me. Plus other waste. So it's worth the money I paid for it. I did use a ton of water when I first deep cleaned items. But after that, I can use far less. And far less than when I was washing items using only my hands. I can also just run a lot of items thru the quick wash cycle of my machine now. I also don't have to use extra rinse cycles on all of my laundry anymore.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by A.J.
I love this thing. Literally love it. It makes cleaning my husband's horrendously filthy work shirts so much easier than using the old wash board I've used before. Boiling water, laundry soap, a few "chookas" with this thing, let them soak, then add more water and "chooka" the heck out of them for as long as I can manage, pour out the water. Do it again. Then wash in the machine and the shirts come out great. I also wash gentle stuff with this thing so I don't have to use a washing machine load of water for just a few things. It is versatile, a great workout, and pretty sturdy. The handle could be a better design, as I WILL get blisters if I don't wear work gloves when I use it. Probably because I have to really use elbow grease on the loads I'm washing. It is easier when it's just the small loads of gentle-wash items, but to do a heavy-duty load, the handle kind of sucks. It might be better to have handles like a post-driver tool where they're on the sides like ears. (If you know, you know.) But this thing is a life saver if the washing machine shoots craps, or you have super dirty clothes that need to have the stuffing beat out of them to even have a dream of being cleaned in the machine, or if you have small loads, or if you're camping or van-lifing, etc. Great, versatile, clever tool. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2025 by Michon Zurita
First, let's review assembly. You have aluminum tubes that need to be put together with that push in the button then slide. Then the small cone goes over the big cone and you hold the grate piece in the big cone as you screw. People are putting it together wrong. Second, it works pretty good and is much easier on your back and hands. I am 70and my hands hurt from squishing and my back hurts from bending over. So I am happy with this. It could be made sturdier but would cost a lot more. I would pay for a sturdier one if one was sold but I find none on the market. It is plastic so you cannot throw your weight into it. Especially with heavy items like jeans. I find that you need to flip heavy items half way through. Really works best for soft fine knits like T shirts, underware, and socks. I love it though as I do a little load of maybe a pair of pants, shorts, nightgown, and a couple T shirts which is about all I can hang in my shower. Then I prepare another similar load to soak all night for the next day. I think it is designed for a five gallon bucket but I have a real big plastic wash basin I generally use. I have even used a 5 gallon waste basket before. Don't fill the 5 gallon container more than about 2/3 full. Don't overload or too hard on this plastic washer. Pump gently like you are blending like a thick batter. You are mixing the detergent, water and clothes while agitating. I read a review where the reviewer said 50 pumps will do it. If you have something that dirty use an automatic washer! I took off a star because I think I could design an improvement. I wish the actual manufacturer would contact me. I hope mine lasts a long time and that they keep selling this. I don't dread hand washing clothes anymore and my hands and back don't hurt from hand washing clothes. Don't use too much detergent (I only use liquid Tide) and be sure to rinse a couple times to get all the detergent out. This is worth buying if you are a regular laundry hand washer.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Rivergrover
I love this thing even though it seemed and is a little pricey for such a simple device. It's light weight, well built, durable if you're gentle, and very effective getting clothes clean with hardly any effort. Just take your time. Let the clothes sit in the soapy water, gently plunge a few times, wait, come back, plunge a few more times, etc. There should be plenty of water to move the plunger up and down easily so the clothes move around and hardly any muscle is required. Unlike a washing machine, I like how much control I have. I find heavily soiled clothes come out cleaner because I decide when I'm done cleaning,, not a machine. When I first got it I used a wooden handle and the base kept loosening itself. However when I switched to the handle that came with the device, it has never loosened. I've been using this for about 6 months with no issues. It still works like it did when it was new.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024 by AZEnergizer
The handle threaded flawlessly; the base, however, not at all. Tried the base on both ends, ... nope. Unwilling to send it back, I just used a rubber grip pad for the shaft and the straight claw of a hammer to keep the base in place and force tighten it with great difficulty and thread loss. I figure if it fails, I can liquid nail it or something and make it permanent. I haven't had a chance to use it yet. I have found one other review with the same issue, leaving mine here too. I'm disappointed with the thread issue and the price point for what I get. Is it because of the aluminum?
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2026 by Harbinger
I do my laundry in my little bathtub. This works perfect to agitate the water, and, honestly, it's a fun form of exercise!
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Elizacat
Used it twice so far and it’s cleaned my clothes! My washer gave out. This works just as well as my washer did. Perfect for small or larger loads. Durable. Easy to use and easy to put together. 10/10 recommend. Especially if you’re doing off grid living. Only takes me 20 mins to do big loads. Most of that time is soaking my clothes. Maybe 5 of that is using the mobile washer.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2025 by Kindle Customer
I like the concept and am glad I was introduced to it but more so as an inspiration to either buy a better version or make my own. It's flimsy and feels like I'll break it if I push too hard, maybe that's just me in my relative strength and sense of urgency in getting it done but I'd prefer something sturdier. Maybe do more research and look for something without so many separate pieces and or thin tubing and poor plastic threading before you buy this. It might work for a lot of people, but for me it feels flimsy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by The connoisseur of random things.