How to Make a SPIN DRYER using Bucket & Basket - Very Easy

[@databanks]

Simple and effective (plus I was worried about electricity and water but I see you took care of that too). Nice work - it's perfect for camping, off grid life, low budgets, etc. Plus easily scaled up to handle blankets if needed

[@SAHABATBISNISPEMULA]

Nice video I like it, the video it's very usueful

[@098believe]

I enjoyed this video, straight to the point, no unnecessary music and it works congratulations, thanks for sharing

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

Thanks!

[@reedamanda814]

was hoping for a non-electric version.

[@PatiAnn]

So hook it to a solor battery pack instead 👍

[@bibimycat1]

Com certeza o elétrico é melhor, mas dá pra fazer manual copiando um sistema de manivela ou corda tipo lavador de alface ou aqueles trituradores de legumes! Enfim, se você conseguir criar, posta aqui pra gente!

[@Bus-8076]

I like to use 12 volt power supply, this way I can have it 120 volt capability (ALMOST)

[@savingpeace8452]

A commercial kitchen salad spinner might do the trick that’s got a basket in it and a handle it’s hand crank operated

[@savingpeace8452]

Or a bucket with holes in or washing basket with holes and a rope then spin it it will spin and unspin over and over just on the rope I’m sure you could put a larger bucket around the net to catch the water and even put a tap at the bottom of it. I think a little heavy duty trash can with lid with a tap installed and a bucket inside with holes in it hung up by a rope would work a handle would be better like a bucket within a bucket on it’s side you could spin with a handle like those tumbling compost drums that kind of set up for a hand crank dryer would work pretty well I think but if your in a pinch a washing basket on a rope and spin spin spin that will do the trick I’d suggest doing it outside tho cos the water will flick around obviously but for camping it would be ok

[@mountvision58]

From your video, I finally figured out how to attached the inside bucket for my DIY oil spinner! Thank you

[@STho205]

Fun project. Helpful for those w/o a washer. Much better than wringing. For those with a top load electric washing machine, the machine has a spin cycle. If you hand wash certain items you don't want to machine agitate, like coats or lace tablecloths, then carry the wet items to the washer, move the dial to SPIN and push in the dial. Almost dry due to a full strength heavy motor and no damage to fragile cloth.

[@jeimseutv]

Yassss for the fierce salad spinner, I need to make this to ensure that each piece of lettuce is crisp. Thank you.

[@bora4224]

Thank you a lot,you rescued me from the question marks in my head about my electric-operated demo washing machine project.I couldn't decide which type of motor should I use at first but now I saw that a 12V electric motor can turn a basket even full of wet clothes.Now I'm gonna start drawing the first sketches of my project.Thanks again :D

[@czechgop7631]

Well it depends on how much of clothes you want it to dry ..

[@shafirabajri5875]

Klau mau pesan gimana caranya.. Gk punya mesin cuci.. Pengering aja Apalagi sebe tar musim hujan. Ditunggu karyanya..

[@wrokgoddess]

Holy crap that's freakin awesome... I was looking up those spin mops to see if anyone had ever done laundry with them and then spun it out to ring it out just out of curiosity.. the things people think of huh awesome. good job dude..

[@rogueveteran77]

Not a good idea, won't hold much...and this is a year old lol

[@ElevatorWasher5000]

I literally spun with spin mop it got it all nice and damp dry

[@lorette2443]

This is exactly the idea what I was looking for. A laundry spinner like this without a motor (just a handheld rotator ) is almost $80 and that's just ridiculously high price for just two buckets with a cover. I wish I had someone to make this for me as I'm nervous about doing electrical projects like these 😳

[@ABC-ll7tn]

the video maker is from india .i can give you his address or contact ,the video owner can do for you maam.thank hope you got it

[@i.c.268]

How ingenious, yet, so simple! Thank you for this project! I wanted to buy those mini dryers that sell on internet, but they don'rt deliver were I live and I decided to make my own, but didn't know how until today. God bless you abundantly! One hundred tumbs up!!!!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Ileana Castellanos thnx

[@teresaconiglio3214]

Ileana Castellanos I love your profile pic!

[@vasia3676]

Ileana Castellanos

[@apachetribeswearealive2313]

Tumbs up ??

[@czechgop7631]

But you should probably improve it a bit if you want it to work longer than few months. For instance don't use hot glue at all, it won't probably withstand those vibrations very long. .. motor assembly should be mounted with something stronger than that.. probably some screws would do better. 2. Those four screws mounting that basket should have some sort of seal under them .. But after all, it's pretty nice design and I'm not criticising by any means 👍

[@toddamccoy]

That's great. I might have to try putting one together. I could see wanting an enlarged version using 55 gal barrels to leave at a remote property we have for laundry needs.

[@stjudeprayer7]

what a teaching tool. Silence. A beautiful demo.

[@trio_satya3]

Joss gan, boleh dicoba, Lanjutkan 👍

[@cortez7164]

Good idea putting your channel name on your table. People are going to steal this video and post on Instagram or Facebook and give zero credit to the true creator.

[@scriptorium-in-candelight]

I like how dry your hands are with your cloths ....a few alterations .maybe a metal bucket for spinning....cool invention

[@SpiritBear12]

Next challenge, make a spin dryer that doesn't need electricity.

[@Zee_1003]

I've seen a video of that before...the mechanism is manual of course. there's a handle for you to turn to make it work. or you can probably do a pedal thing attached to something that spins which in turn, spins the bucket inside, too..or maybe attach it to a stationary bike! lol! you'll hit 2 birds with one stone. you can exercise while trying to dry your laundry...😂😂😂

[@toots-mc6ys]

ioliili ii o p

[@homertime93]

that's easy, you just need a type of bicycle mechanism and pedal.

[@pilupatel2603]

ealoisi1 ,

[@msg472]

Lol two rolling pins worked for grandma....

[@jecagutierrez5084]

This is “easy” homemade projects. Cant wait for complicated and hard homemade projects. 😂😂✌🏼

[@adamsucksatyt]

I would like to make a washing machine/dryer for dolls' wearing

[@adamsucksatyt]

This isn't too hard. It's just a little pointless but if you're too cheap to get a washing machine/dryer this channel is for you

[@vaquero3578]

@@adamsucksatyt - all people in the world cannot afford a dryer and washer.

[@ms171802]

Why not show us footage of the water draining out? how much water drained out?

[@pleasemyytcommentsaredumb.8189]

true but it was a little unnecessary.

[@yuenkentsang9446]

Exactly my first thoughts. Cos this might have failed and could be tricking us

[@Sarge92]

@@yuenkentsang9446 it should work i have one of theese albeit the consumer product version its just that simple although take spin dryers effectivness with a pinch of salt they do dry clothes as in they make them "dryer" but they wont get them what you or i would call dry ie ready to wear instead they get them lets say 95-98% dry about as dry as say a dish towel after you get done drying half a dozen dishes its not soaked but its gonna need to hang out and finish off drying for a hour if you put it on a clothes line it would be finished in about 15 minutes in a apartment or indoors closer to 45 minutes but ALOT faster than line drying from soaked which can take 90 minutes on a line or several hours indoors

[@jahempress26]

I'm in love I love home made things I will like and subscribe

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

thnx

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

NANA JAHNIQUEJESSIE me too lately

[@MaheshKumar-zu2wf]

NANA JAHNIQUEJESSIE

[@virginiaruiz1948]

Easy HomeMade sí es entendible para los que no sabemos mucho inglés pero sería mejor que pusieran subtítulos en español, si es posible, gracias.

[@jesusemilianorodriguezrome7459]

NANA JAHNIQUEJESSIE I

[@ElectedOfficial1]

Very nice of you to think of others. Most people would keep that to themselves. So many will be helped. Thank you.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Barbara Mowrey 😊

[@beckylawler2768]

Agree ❤

[@ratherbfishing455]

Hes a genius KZbinr!

[@genezis235]

@@EasyHomeMadeProjects De dónde eres!?

[@sahertahir5060]

MashaAllah very creative. May Allah bless you for sharing your talent.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Saher Tahir thnx

[@ZinVivianSil]

Saher Tahir c

[@leonvivian1]

Saher Tahir WOW! 😀👍🏻

[@Youaremaster1234]

Exactly what I was thinking you are completely correct clearly a false phoropet of god he was the dirty filthy Bastard more ham

[@tanyabranson9239]

Allah had NOTHING to do with it moron!!!!!

[@carvsh]

Absolutely fantastic how to video. You just gain an instant subscriber just a couple minutes in ! Lived it, not fluff, no blabbing, no 5 min into talk about what you were gonna do. By far my fav video to date.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Shelly In Full Bloom Carver Thanks!

[@TR-ru7tb]

Yes thank you for getting to it I can't stand the talkers

[@JadelyzGarcia]

Wow! Amazing! I'm going to make one to dry my lettuces, so it will be easier and faster when making my salads. Thanks for the genius idea!

[@vickiehat1074]

🤣🤣

[@jimrojas62]

I love it...great for camping & RV lifestyle.

[@lottatroublemaker6130]

Would be great to have in the kitchen to spin larger amounts of lettuce/greens for a big family too! 🤗

[@aweoak7763]

I know a relative who uses her washing machines spin cycle for a minute; hers is not auto.

[@susanh.4733]

Awesome. I'm sure people who live in their RV's/other vehicles would love this. Congrats!

[@danishnawaz46]

very creative work mashallah

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

thnx

[@whist2534]

wow, what a wonderful project, so useful. 😙😙😙

[@mr1ddub]

Thank you. It's people like you that help make the world go around.

[@superspecialty5169]

With a lot of wobble

[@raulvergara1208]

Very useful idea; thanks for sharing!

[@farisaf7027]

well done bro I like your idea

[@florgarcia9090]

farisa f y

[@logothaironsides2942]

I love this. Do you think you could make a hand cranked version? Lots of people wont have batteries or motors.

[@Minbot]

Can I use mixer motor? That will save battery cost

[@barretopedro200]

well done excellent work congratulations

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Pedro Nferba thnx

[@carfan8822]

The motor really be sounding like mustang gt😂

[@CraftyLadyLinda]

that's too much work. I will just buy a giant salad spinner.

[@vaquero3578]

youll get salad oil all over your clothes.

[@lalitafaroli]

😆😆😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@luanaf.a.bednarski6375]

@@lalitafaroli lá

[@indrakurniadi2578]

Or mop spinner

[@juancorrea7526]

Amazing idea...maybe find a way to make ir bigger, other way I would spend all day drying all my clothes 😂... I would use this one to dry the lettuce for my salads 😊

[@RZ-ud5lz]

Dude it's not easy homemade, it's technical workshop made!

[@lupojacobo9892]

😆😆

[@czechgop7631]

Well not really .. 😅😂

[@adamrashed1785]

RISHABH really Sucks day I zcتععcd has

[@lalitafaroli]

@Rishabh, you have to a mechanical engineer to do this sh*t.

[@millanferende6723]

Bro, all you need is a drill. 😏

[@bhiperbikz]

Ang lupet mo pre, makagawa nga yung walang kuryente, pampalakas nlng din ng braso haha, makatipid manlang

[@AbuOmar1974]

Thank you You made our life easier Best wishes

[@akcalo]

Cool. And very relaxing to watch. almost ASMR-ish.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Angela Kortright-Calo thnx

[@elmyra.jackson]

So creative! You inspire!😀Thanks for sharing!!

[@hasantopi5552]

Good yar bhhhhhht alaa.

[@sunshinesol4033]

Imaginary Results: Save money on laundry and make your own washer. Actual Results: Spends a few hundred bucks on tools that's needed in doing so...

[@alexsisk3576]

That motor cost him more than all the tools used in this video.

[@GMoney-B]

This probably cost $30-40 max

[@alexsisk3576]

@@GMoney-B For me it wouldn't cost no more than $30. This would cost a bit to set up for people who don't have tools/drill.

[@Minbot]

@@alexsisk3576 5$ motor cost

[@alexsisk3576]

@@Minbot after 2 years, I have no clue what I was thinking. Must have been high. Lol. Thank you good sir.

[@arielmoore4233]

OMG I love this! I want to build one but didn't see any instructions on how you attached the wires to the motor and the on/off switch. Can you explain please? Also, at the end of the video you show a clear drain hose. Is that just glued to the inside of the big bucket?

[@zamzammrfixit3113]

you are a great man full of knowledge and I guess you are an engineer .

[@ABC-ll7tn]

every indian is like this madam /sir

[@TimnasTube]

Awesome

[@asifkaka5052]

Masha Allah brother Allah apko humesha kamyab rakhay...

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

Ameen. thnx

[@syedalimasood]

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[@syedalimasood]

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[@user-kw4em9pn4l]

nice

[@nhuvuong9365]

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[@bulaquenaicreatingmemories]

Wow, this is amazing project!

[@ysteingaia3093]

Super cool! Where did you get the motor from? Any suggestions for where to get one?

[@TheDrJ2006]

Finally! A top load laundry dryer!

[@Kendallrl]

This was so awesome!! Thanks so much :) also where did you find the plastic basket?

[@mathinfotube7530]

hello dear,i will give you plastic materials

[@kimopenheimer8924]

A very nice design. Thank you for sharing💖

[@TRADERSFRIEND]

Love you, you have just changed my life for the better

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Traders Friend thnx

[@tattyteddy6703]

@@aidabach shut up...

[@indigodragon7129]

Here is an idea, design a little washing machine you can use in a split. kitchen sink. Design the wahers housing do it uses the little gap between wash basins to stabilize itself. Then have a doo dad on the bottom of the washer that slips into the drain used has a mount to srcure washing machine to sink. Water proof the electrical stuff and attach a long power cord with a breaker swtich in the plug. Dedign the little washer with an agitator in the center with a locking snap down lid having a notch for the top of the agitator to hold the inner movable wash basin in place during agitation and the spin cycle. Then design quick connect hose to the water faucet and the dirty water hose that is bent and hangs over the gap between wash basins with a side spout that releases the dirty water in a spiral motion so dirty water foes not splatter everywhere. Design the little washer to act just like a regular washer just in a small size. Three to four shirts or a pair of jeans and a shirt or a few pairs of socks and or under garmets. Then design a little electrical tumble dryer that only uses air to dry the damp clothing and fluff up the clothing. A washer and dryer for small apartment living. You could recycle those battery operated back pack leaf blowers and use those parts to build the cold air dryer. I would buy a set if they were constructed correctly and at a reasonable price. 😊😉

[@melovetolaugh6417]

why am i watching this. I have a washing machine in my house and i dont even wash my own clothes lol

[@nikkiissticky]

fung whyou so is it sad or funny?

[@TheBooklyBreakdown]

melovetolaugh its not a washing machine its a dryer...

[@ermayuliati3852]

melovetolaugh Dasar sombong kau pemalas!

[@shion275]

Some washing machines have built in dryer too

[@littlemrs.fabulous9432]

Please tell me you at least know how to use a washer and dryer....if not that's just sad. I've been doing my own laundry since I was 8 years old.

[@reneehughes7860]

Necessity is the Mother of inventions. Nice tutorial.

[@josuecifuentes8193]

Nice video! Good idea yet so simple! May I ask what are the ratings of the motor used?

[@zachzamora4117]

My new favorite KZbinr channel 😌

[@maxhunter1639]

its soo much hot out there in many asian countries; within 15 mnts, washed clothes can dry

[@chrisalfonso327]

Max Hunter indeed lol

[@rainnaironescojido5069]

Max Hunter this can be use during rainy days

[@allandimaano5617]

And it will be stolen.

[@earlfernandez6155]

+allan dimaano lol.

[@earlfernandez6155]

+allan dimaano lol.

[@inijalandesaku]

great idea. thanks for sharing

[@hamiltonbros2005]

4:36 I WANTED TO SEE HOW IT'S SPINNING!!!!!

[@howtotrainyourwaifu968]

wont you get electricuted by this if some of the wires are inside and below the drying basket? That's what I worry since I'm not a mechanical or electrical engineer.

[@alexx1986-h3c]

12 volts cant kill you

[@melariealipogpog5263]

thank you for sharing ure talent!. really like the video. just want to know if the materials you used is not hard to find? aside from the bucket and basket.. coz i really like to make that here at home, dryers are to expensive.

[@widherayozamahanaputra3593]

if i want dry jeans or six cloth shirt, can 12-24v motor spin them or i must change motor?

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Widhera Yoza Mahana Putra yup it can. Buy a powerful one

[@widherayozamahanaputra3593]

ty ^-^

[@stonedsavage7814]

nice project i would love to make one but i dont need it as my flat has a industrial dry spinner in the laundry room xD your a genious dude keep it up

[@davidmccune3164]

Great idea

[@bhupendradesai5506]

only two or three cloth dray for making big which motor to be used ? ply reply thanks n nice

[@alijee9998]

nice

[@hagla5865]

thanks

[@MurthyER]

Bhupendra Desai Use kitchen/Bathroom vent fan. But be careful it's high voltage and danger of electric shock.

[@robh.3124]

Your comment is stupud

[@SinMore]

cool video. I like that there is no talking.

[@jasperine141]

This is brilliant, this would be a seller. What about producing this.

[@MathsclassKI]

Wow....

[@MissChari]

This is such an informative channel! Love it. Subbed.

[@naziaaslam6008]

MASHA ALLAH great idea and mindblowing lage raho dear ALLAH bless u

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Nazia Aslam Thank you so much!

[@samuel.gerardoaguilarperez2262]

No duraría mucho....el peso de la ropa va a dañar el motor rápidamente. ....gracias. ..buena idea pero de pieza en pieza mejor a mano

[@trainsimbyvivek]

Wow! You Are A True Genius!

[@nayelliperusquia]

I’m not going to do it but I find this interesting

[@johnoutback6888]

Very good idea, keep up the good work I love watching your chanel.

[@mansourali3069]

very nice , you are very clever

[@jesusbrother4195]

Good idea

[@zidielazi8300]

Adorei, parabéns pela iniciativa.

[@Mums_kitchen]

Masha Allah very creative and innovative

[@AdnanMohmand]

Great DIY

[@outernetspace8634]

Nice 👍👍👍👍👍👏👏good job very helpful video 👌

[@begud1329]

proud of pakistan nice sir

[@jp-alarms]

Huh

[@cathyjeudevine447]

That's cool idea, I never knew.. Great for hurricane vitiems and when you can't afford a washer when yours breaks. Sorry poor life here but happy.

[@ابوحمودالمطيري-ف9ح]

I love wonderful work you wish to do this

[@jameskraquorn4291]

I make for my boat. Spin farts out of shorts now. Very good. Thank you!

[@christaylor8826]

the wet clothes spinning over the electrical motor makes me nervous. water and electric don't mix, electrical shock or electrocution possible.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

12V DC are not harmful even if entire thing soaked in water.

[@bobtailedtrucker2521]

Hot glue water seal, 12 volts d/c aren't quite as harmful as 110-220 a/c, not saying you won't feel a shock, but you will live.

[@lucecita007]

That’s what I was thinking

[@mcearl8073]

Maria Ram . It’s a 12v DC brushed motor, you can literally run them under water with no issue. Everyone doesn’t need to know everything but it’s a bit annoying when they act like they do. Op talking about electrocution from a small 12v battery and a small motor is incredibly absurd.

[@izzokiller]

Stop being a little bitch!!!

[@seemasiingh]

omg where were you in winter? I was looking for this project for my kids clothing. great work and it sounds like real washing machine dryer. really amazing!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

thnx

[@salmanzaheer5060]

how it is connected to battery is not shown

[@TariqMehmood-gr6st]

Buttry connection is no so diffecult

[@brazilcreative1063]

Very very very good. Like Brazil creative.

[@maximus6759]

very smart and inexpensive!

[@leonetteribeiro4812]

You are like macgyver !!! Love it!!!

[@fatimabintekhaled9776]

amazing!

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Fatima Binte Khaled thnx

[@arquimedesguillen6151]

excellent idea brother I'll do it but with a valde a little bigger and logical with a bigger engine, hopefully it works .. greetings from Venezuela

[@anombrerose6311]

Please, can you translate "valde" for me, one of my friends has hunted for that for decades. Thank you.

[@mariposadelbosque4330]

Sos un genio 👏👏👏👏👏🙌..!!!!

[@yootoob4516]

gave me the idea of using my salad spinner for small items.

[@AdelsonDePaulo]

You're the Guy!

[@lillarbaboolal4761]

Very cool idea, well done.

[@aneesmehmood3642]

good job. what kind of mic you are using that was so clear.

[@EasyHomeMadeProjects]

+Anees Mehmood Built in Dslr camera mic.