Portable Washing Machine TG23 - Twin Tub Washer Machine with 7.9lbs Wash and 4.4lbs Spin Cycle Compartments by Think Gizmos

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. This is the best investment ever and it’s looks so expensive. I washed and dried what would have been 3 loads of laundry and $30 at the laundrymat in under 30 min. The spin dryers works the way most locker room spinners work and it eres your clothes about 97% I leave them to dry over night and they’re good to go in the morning. The washer fit 4 of my pants and 3 sweaters so it’s pretty big. The dryer fits less but it dries your clothes in 3min! 3min!!!! Here is my set up, I bought 3 5 gallon bins at Home Depot $4 each and used 2 to hold up the machine and 1 to fill up and toss out the water. I need to find a better stand because like all washers it moves a little. If the dryer is moving too much you need to take the clothes out and make sure it’s not bunched up then reload it, it should sound like a smooth windmill spinning. I am so happy I purchased this item you will be too!

Okay. I waited a bit to post a review so I could provide some honest feedback. I purchased my portable washing machine in mid-March 2018. I love it. I can't live without it. Living in an apartment without a washer and dryer has been difficult but manageable. It's nice to cut out lugging bags of laundry up and down the stairs. Also, the cycles are easy to customize. I've not had any issue with the washing machine. A typical load of clothes includes 10 shirts, 1 or 2 pairs of pants. I usually like to wash my jeans separately (2-3 pair per wash). I can wash a load of towels (4-5 large towels or 25 washcloths and 10 hand towels). Bathroom rugs are a breeze. I wash them all together (I have 3) on the regular wash cycle w/ hot water for 15 minutes. Then spin dry them individually. They hang dry overnight and are back on the floor in the morning. You can't go wrong with this washing machine. It's so easy to use. It does not weigh much. I keep it in the bathroom on a tall Rubbermaid bin. That provides easy access to the shower for draining purposes.

If I lived in a tiny apartment with no hookups, I'd consider this. SEE PIX I'm a big girl & one load took a small FULL BASKET: 7 pairs of underwear 1 sports bra 2 tank tops 1 jeans (shin/capri length) 2 elastic waist capri/pj shorts 1 cheap beach towel 2 wash cloths 1 hand towel 1 stray ankle sock A lot of dirty water came out from the first draining - so it cleans well. I placed a $5 12"x24" tile from Lowe's across the end of the tub, placed this on it & stood in the tub to do the wash. It's simple to re-position my clear lining curtain at that end to ensure the unit is covered so I can easily leave it there 24/7 & still comfortably take a shower in my tiny tub/shower (mobile home size). Using my removable shower head made filling easy. Everything worked mostly as promised (had to reference the wordy instructions over & over throughout). The swirling & spinning always balances out after a couple seconds. A LOT OF STEPS to get the job done, but really it just takes 1 minute per step (never need to use higher numbers on the timer imo). You are constantly moving the clothes back & forth, & while the washer holds many clothes, the spinner does not, so it's really 3 SEPARATE LOADS, tripling the time/effort involved. I would have gotten just as wet & only a little more of a workout by using a washboard. And everyone's 90%-dry assessment is misleading. It wrings out the water, but leaves clothes VERY WRINKLED & damp. You must hang them for quite some time to get them fully dry. If that's a "solution" in your mind. Go for it. Instructions are thorough...-ly confusing. They are thorough, but a bit nonsensical, referring to step numbers that don't exist. And it's unclear if the water is supposed to ALWAYS DRAIN from the spinner, or if my unit is broken. It says to fill & cover clothes to remove soap, but no matter what the drain setting, the water goes right out through the drain (unclear if this is a flaw or on purpose). It fills fine on the washer side. For me? I'm ready to re-box & return. I'll get a washboard & wringer. Less time, less fuss & maybe the flab on my arms will go away.

Just tried using this last night before taking it to my daughter's apartment. I wanted to work out any issues she would have in her small place. I put it on a tote to raise it up so I could drain into the bathtub and used a pitcher to fill it. I also used a heavy duty extension cord as the cord on the machine is not long enough. The hose is a little confusing as it is in 2 parts with no instructions for how to put together. otherwise this machine will pay for itself in a short time. You do not need to use very much detergent at all and was very happy with the wash itself. Even though it has a separate spinner and is a little more work, I think it spins drier than a conventional washer. Not only will this save her a lot of money, it will save me time as she won't need to bring all her laundry up to me to do. Very pleased with it so far.

Washer works great but the spinner does not spin and had it only for a few days. When I tried to get a tech to help me neither Amazon or the seller could help me. Worse money I spent on here

Best washing machine EVER! This thing gets my clothes cleaner than the top brand regular washers! It got stains in my daughters dress out that I couldn't get out previously, even with stain remover. The spin cycle is awesome! Clothes come out almost dry! I love the black vs the blue which is why I choose this one! So happy I did! I may never go back to a regular washer!!!

Cleanest wash I’ve ever gotten from a machine of via hand ever! The spin is also super powerful, it sucks out all the water. I use it with a Tide Simply free, which I think is the best for delicates. Read the manual, you need to. Heads up, it is a bit involved. You’ll need to switch the clothes between washer and spinner at least twice. Also it drains by gravity so you’ll need it higher.