Giantex/Costway Mini Portable Top Loader - Wash/Rinse/Spin Cycle (Full cycle)

Borrowed this Giantex washer from Boschaegfan00 to test it. In this video a small load on the default cycle. The machine does a nice intensive wash ended by short balancing/untangling pulsations. The spin speed is 750rpm.
Habe mir diese Giantex Waschmaschine von Boschaegfan00 ausgeliehen, um sie zu testen. In diesem Video eine kleine Ladung auf den Standardzyklus. Die Maschine macht eine schöne intensive Hauptwäsche, die durch kurze ausgleichende/entwirrende Pulsationen beendet wird. Die Schleuderdrehzahl beträgt 750 U/min.
Enjoy!

[@orangie8426]

Thank you for this upload.. I love that it is a full wash vid... not edited or weighted down with crappy music.. I just ordered this machine and wanted to hear and see what it does... And you provided.. Thank you!! 😀

[@amtrakpilots8947]

Most incredible lil washer on the planet. Period.

[@petermaz701]

Aggressive wash action, this can totally clean clothes.

[@alexpsl9090]

Merci beaucoup c cool je vais en acheter une grâce a votre vidéo

[@smorgasbroad1132]

The problem I've always had with my portable automatic (Kenmore) washer- and it seems these too-is the wash cycle is way too long. My Kenmore's are gone now and I replaced them with mini countertop Zeny washer, Ninja spin dryer, and Panda compact dryer. It's more hands on but I control all wash & rinse times and I don't waste half as much water.

[@chrisvaughn5960]

Twin tub washers are good too if you want total control of the clothes!

[@courtneyparkins8072]

My washer a part of metal rotten , the tub is unbalanced,iused price board to katch it up, but it is washing slow, could the belt wore out

[@davem1361]

Is it very noisy during centrifugal cycle?

[@giancarlosala3703]

Tanks for the video ! One question please the spin are efficent ? Appear 600 @

[@giancarlosala3703]

730 rpm

[@user-qv9sp4nz4d]

❤

[@nickalosabelite7066]

you can disable the lid closing sensor so you can leave it open

[@therechief2077]

How do you disable? I have had this exact model for 5.5 years and works super. but lid has broken which does not allow spin action. I have tried to manually push down inside where lid was attached to back hoping this is where sensor is. But still get E2 error...

[@garymccann9747]

I'd like one of these washers but think it's only a USA brand.

[@TheGamerboy_-vd6qv]

Where did you get that washer

[@outoftime788]

@OrangenBombe lol how u no

[@outoftime788]

wers the link to buy

[@callumlovestrainsandplanes2108]

Splashy results

[@marie-noelleMN3770]

Hi I live in Africa, and i wonder if i can ad water by myself with a big cup? Because in my country we can stay several days withou water because they cut it Thanks

[@mieleguy1600]

Yes, you can. I used to fill it up with the shower head

[@marie-noelleMN3770]

Thanks for the respond Actuallyi have another question I want to Knox if i can ad water by myself, press a button to drain and ad water press a button to rinse and finally to spin ?

[@marie-noelleMN3770]

Sorry if i ask a lot but we want to buy it for my mom and we want something simple where she can ad clothes and water and soap, push a button to wash, when it done, drain, ad water , push a button to rinse and finally to spin and drain we want to know if this machine can do that Thanks a lot

[@caseyoliver165]

Yes this washer can wash rinse and spin and it is automatic of course

[@EvilAngel888]

Does this work with hot water?

[@geronimoijon]

No only cold water but you can do hot water manuel in

[@techbug5661]

Yes only 112 f hot water

[@claudealban8748]

Is it possible to load water manually ? Thanks

[@mieleguy1600]

Yes it's possible.

[@minivanventuring]

I want a link to this please

[@choicendoro7937]

Very robust agitation

[@daisybe3736]

It wastes so much water.

[@LuigiFan2008]

not really considering the capacity, also top loaders do it for better cleaning results.

[@Zachienowhere]

who cares about water its not like you cant even afford the water bill

[@caseyoliver4718]

Nobody really gives a Damn about the water because for one that's a small washer for one thing and another it's better to have a lot of water instead having No water so it takes water to wash your clothes and how is that a waste of water really 🤔 so it's better to have a lot of water than having No water at all and that right there is perfectly amount of water In that washer so No it's Not a waste of water

[@CBF1]

It would use up a lot of water if it's a full sized american top loader but it isn't. If you want something that uses less water get a Daewoo wall mounted washing machine or a vintage 1950's Bendix 7159. Bendix 7159's are incredibly solid and basic(fewer parts than many machines) and there isn't much that can go horribly wrong in them and they are also portable. Daewoo wall mounted washers also are solid but are made of plastic and they have no heaters in them(that I know of) and they are also more basic than most machines but they have great big circuit boards in them which will be very hard to fix if they burn out like all PCB's. Thankfully the PCB's aren't cheaply made(they will last a long time usually) as mine hasn't gone out and it's 6 years old, same case with other people around the world. Another thing is that they are not portable as they rely on a solid wall to keep them stable as like a Bendix 7159 they have no suspension.

[@dinarusso3320]

you need water for the clothes to be cleaned, not like these pussy ass front loaders that spray every 10 minutes!!!