Is This $31 Temu Washing Machine Any Good?

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In this video, I test out a $31 portable and foldable compact washing machine from Temu. This machine is designed for washing a small number of small items such as undergarments, baby clothes and towels. Let's see how well it works!
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[@JeremyHill]

In case you were wondering: 1. YES, I did rinse the clothes in the sink off camera before drying them. 2. The spin cycle is best used with the drain open, but my intention was to show the effectiveness of the spin by observing the amount of water left over in the bucket. 3. White clothes should be washed separate, but I have no need for the onesie and only used it as a test. 4. I do appreciate you for watching! :)

[@freespiritwithnature4384]

Thanks for sharing. Without people like you testing them out, we'd be buying things that don't serve the purpose we were looking for as well. ♥️

[@annemaguire657]

@@freespiritwithnature4384 I might buy this now :)

[@user-dg4yx9zl5q]

Why u did not open the drain hole so it can drain out the suds water

[@dr.stacey7283]

@@user-dg4yx9zl5q I was wondering the same thing, but realized he was showing the washer on a table. If he took the drain out, water would have gone all over the table. He has great videos with great lighting at the table, but if you’re doing it at home you would drain in into a sink or bathtub.

[@daviborba3305]

⁠ I actually bought this one but it’s not actually this one it’s from Temu but it’s the $44 one and I’m just waiting for it to arrive and my grandma has one of this but it’s the $32 one and it works amazing So if you want to buy it, you can buy it, but it works amazing 🎉🎉🎉

[@eily1150]

I bought this and the same color too months ago! I don't use it for clothes but I use it to wash like towels I use to clean counters with or mop pads. It does really well since I don't like to mix that stuff with where I put my own clothes.

[@MyMelanin]

Great idea 💡

[@shadyman6346]

I don’t like that either. Thanks for the great idea...

[@lydiagreen2161]

Agreed👍

[@nessaboo232]

That's smart

[@bazinga9473]

This is exactly why I bought it 😊

[@lynnleigha580]

You could've gotten that juice out with just water. It's not a "stain" until it's been allowed to sit and fully dry

[@littleogeechee223]

Naturally it’s going to remove the stain when you immediately treat the item and put it right in the wash. The trick is letting the juice set in for a day or so and then seeing how it does. I have been debating buying one of these for my little apartment, anyway, and using it to wash small and delicate items like underwear. That much I wouldn’t have to cart around to the laundry room. I like this. Thanks for the demo.

[@ArchitectingHappiness]

Lol. The stain experiment was suspect. 🤭Still wet - most stains will come out with little effort. So proves nothing. But good video nonetheless

[@46joe]

probably better just hand washing small items ,what could be easier?

[@whitepouch0904]

Don’t I have one.

[@avian_donn3369]

Yeah .Dry the onesie in his dryer after staining it then wash it the next day. See what happens.

[@ThePolaroid669]

Surely stain removal is mostly dependent on the soap? The machine is just agitating the fabric through the water/soap mix.

[@zuglymonster]

This looks so convenient for quick emergency washes, especially for people who live in apartments and might not want to pay for a full wash if they only have a few small things or a spill on something they want to clean right away

[@caye9655]

My thoughts exactly, I bought one just for that reason so I'm not wasting money on small items.

[@zuglymonster]

@@HaroutBlack what?? I'm not even talking about religion. I'm talking about convenient washing machines for people who live in apartments or something like that. How did we even get to Jesus from a comment like that?

[@TheBroccoliFiles]

This is such a great video! I have an in-kitchen w/d and even I want one of these! I only do laundry once a week unless I have an emergency thing to clean (like spilled tea on a bedsheet, etc., and the last time I did that, I just rinsed it out in the sink and hung it to dry. This looks great for washcloths, cleaning cloths, and panties. I'm also a minimalist so I don't own a lot of garments or linens, and this would be great to avoid firing up the w/d to clean just a few items. Just a note to those who don't know: You never want to put a bra in a washer or a dryer. You'll ruin it. Heat from hot water or the dryer can damage the elastic, and the agitation from the washer and dryer could damage the fabric. Yes, sure, you can use a "lingerie bag," but even then that's overkill for a bra. many bras are just too delicate for w/d's. They should be hand washed, then gently pressed between a soft clean towel to remove excess water, then either hung by the bridge over a rod (the bridge is the fabric between the two cups), or laid flat to dry on a clean towel. To hand clean a bra, put some cool water in a basin or CLEAN sink and add a few drops of clear unscented dishwashing liquid or your liquid laundry detergent (preferably unscented, you don't want those garbage smells of fake scents in your house). Then swish the bra(s) around a bit, let them sit for about 10-15 minutes. Drain the basin, remove the bras, and lay them flat on a clean dry cotton towel, pressing the top of the towel gently over the bras sitting on the towel. Then hang to dry. Don't ever hang a bra by its strap, like over a hook or whatever, only hang it by the bridge. I lay mine flat to dry, but I make all my bras, I'm very gentle with them!

[@hectorcardenas6614]

My mom has a bigger one that goes in her bathroom. It was a wringer on the side and it works really well.

[@janinelew2483]

This would be perfect for my home daycare. I always have small pieces of kid’s clothes to wash because of accidents. This would also be perfect for the doll’s clothes. The kids love using clothespins to hang them to dry.

[@soniacelis7547]

Shein has it for 13$ dollars right now if you haven't gotten one

[@doniqueB]

Temu has for 11.

[@andreias5564]

someone know which detergent to use? where to put the detergent?

[@janetharris9291]

There is still water because you had the drain closed. There was no where for the water to escape.

[@cptcosmo]

A clean toilet plunger and a 5 gallon bucket is what a lot of RV living folks use as a washing machine...

[@rezenaenendu6001]

That's what my sista uses.

[@tomarasmith4459]

Ain't nobody got time for that

[@carrieconner2021]

Wow!! I've never thought of that before, but that would be an awesome little makeshift setup!

[@vanci1111]

Thank you!!!!

[@newengland2352]

I got mine in the same color as you but for eleven dollars. It was a lightning deal they had and I jumped on it . I live in a small apartment and anything to help reduce my laundry load is a big help to me. I can wash the small items at home so I don't have as much to lug to the laundromat. It's worth the investment in my book.

[@hannahh.tarindwa2749]

❤you were the review I was looking for 😊 Thank you!

[@newengland2352]

@@hannahh.tarindwa2749 your welcome glad it was helpful 😊

[@erind2771]

​@hannahh.tarindwa2749 Same. Traveling for work and some places don't have a w/d

[@MC-qg3ju]

I bought this exact model from Temu. Worked great for 1 month, then stopped agitating. Returned for refund. Great customer service

[@markhewitt4307]

I got the green one. I use it for hats, microfiber towels (for the car), bandanas, etc. It actually works pretty good. Pulled alot of dirt out of the stuff.

[@nymaksco1835]

I got the green one, too! 👏

[@gwiazda3209]

You should do one more wash with just water before you start the spin and you should also have the drain open while using the spin.

[@marybernardine6089]

Do you have a trick to keeping the clothes from spinning out of the basket while it's spinning?

[@gwiazda3209]

@@marybernardine6089 Put the lid on (not shown in the video)

[@debrabaron1909]

We all know clothes stick to the side of washing machine when it's spinning. It doesn't and can't happen in these machines.

[@gwiazda3209]

@@debrabaron1909 that's why this little machine has a small plastic lid (not shown in the video). @marybernardine6089

[@coryulrich6489]

Thank you, the fact that he didn't was driving me nuts.

[@domino4565]

~ Not much of a stain as it was fresh and didn’t have time to “ set”. I’ve heard these are all right though. One caveat I’ve heard about is that you have to give the little motor about five minutes to cool down between cycles or the whole machine will burn out within weeks. Let it cool down for five minutes between cycles and apparently they last pretty long.

[@dolores2716]

Helpful comment, thanks.

[@nessaboo232]

Exactly water with placing it under the skin a few seconds would've removed that fresh stain

[@kateg7298]

This would be great for dog blankets, cleaning rags, hats and mop heads. Anything that you don't want to put in your regular washer.

[@46joe]

dog blankets.....? 🤣🤣🤣 You must have an extremely small dog...!

[@dr.stacey7283]

You must get the soap out of the clothes. The spin cycle alone does nothing. Especially with baby clothes. It can really irritate skin. Plus soap in your clothes attracts dirt and odors. After washing, rinse the clothes thoroughly, either in a sink, tub, shower, then spin them (1/2 a load at a time…and you’ll see there’s still soap). Then fill the whole thing up with water again and do a rinse cycle (add a little fabric softener if you like). Number one rule with these little washers is soap is your enemy. Use very, very little (like just on the stains). They actually do a decent job agitating the clothes and that’s what gets them clean. Good review video!!

[@_catulus]

Your voice is like ultra soothing. Anyway I got mine as well and it has saved me and my wife loads of quarters (each load of laundry costs at least 10 quarters at our apartment). EDIT: Amazingly, right after posting this, mine stopped working. I took it apart to see if I could shed some light on what went wrong, and oh boy, did I ever; there is NOTHING shielding the electronic components from any water that may (and did) leak while draining. Good while it lasted but poorly made. EDIT 2: NEVERMIND, it still works! I think I just used too much fabric softener. 🤷🏻🤷🏻

[@floridaredneck]

Edits and updates go before the original post, so people will see that first. If people don't click "Read More", they would never see it. Better yet, delete the original post entirely leaving only the new relevant information.

[@_catulus]

@@floridaredneck That would be fine in this case because the washer didn’t break after all. Most likely stopped working as a result of too much fabric softener. Tbh tho I’ve never seen a comment with edits before the original content.

[@jill-of-all-trades]

@@_catulusKeep watching.

[@lolitadoll05]

I think for the spin cycle you need to let the drain open, so the water don't pool at the bottom, keeping the clothes at the bottom of the basket still wet

[@josealbertomorales7627]

No. You should fold back and then spin

[@jaimekennedy5750]

​@@josealbertomorales7627can you please tell me why? Mine just arrived and I haven't used it yet, but I would have thought that when spinning, it would be more effective if the water drained out, too..

[@christinaj.7630]

Jeremy, thanks for sharing. I’ve been looking at this mini washer for weeks. It worked better than I anticipated. A+ content!

[@guadalupemurillo2265]

Does it have to have the other thing inside in order to work??

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Wow that's really neat!!! I saw the ad for this on my phone and was immediately curious about it :D thank you for testing it for us. It's the perfect size for small apartments, dorm rooms, etc or even RV's and camper vans :D I think I'm gonna have to get one when I wanna wash tiny loads.

[@slc1161]

If you add a little baking soda and borax, most stains will be gone. Also deodorizes clothes. Don’t use a ton of detergent. It cleans better with less and protects clothes. You didn’t rinse them before spin either. And the valve needs to be open to drain water out on spin cycle. And the balls are fabric softening balls. They really aren’t for drying.

[@kareninthevalley]

Amen for less soap and adding b.soda and borax! Another alternative for white clothes is adding a peroxide powder like Oxi. But again, reduce until you just get 'er done, and don't waste washing products excessively.

[@ChrisW228]

There may be different types of balls. The wool balls we have are definitely for decreasing drying times, like some people toss in a dry towel.

[@maryelizabeth6797]

I hand wash my small items and use a large salad spinner to remove extra water. It cost under $15. and they come out fairly dry which means fast drying. 🚿

[@spongebobsqueeze]

You know what else works great? A clean five gallon bucket with a hole in the lid that has a new toilet plunger through it. It does a lovely 5 minute wash and 2 minute rinse. Add a 3 minute hand wring and hang and your done.

[@JeremyHill]

That's a great life hack.

[@ChrisW228]

Very true, but in my minivan camper, it’s worth every bit of the $31 to have something collapsible.

[@ponylady111]

I use a collapsible bucket and a plunger when camping. Laundry sheets are great too.

[@gdavho8778]

I do mine in a commode bucket that was never ever used as a commode bucket. I use a back scrubber with a good long handle as my agitator.

[@katisugarbaker7349]

Excellent demonstration. Thanks for correcting that to “impeller”. I’d like one with an agitator. They work better. I appreciate your clarity and relevance. No small talk or confusing deviations in attention. Great video. Thanks.

[@artistnyc123]

I have one on the way but thanks for the review, it's the best one I've seen by far. Most people just don't seem to know how to work the thing and make it look worse than it is. I mean it is what it is and great for cleaning a pair of underwear T-shirt etc. and avoiding the laundry mat for as long as possible.

[@TAG77]

Nice vid. I used one of these while I was deployed in the army over seas. They’re great to send to a soldier or marine at war. They can run it off the generator & have clean under clothes. So for everyone with a military member at war wanting to send something that counts, I’d send this little guy.

[@cindimams4394]

Great idea! Thank you ❤

[@nans969]

Thanks for testing this for us. I thought of getting this for our camper. Just to wash smaller clothing so,we do not need to use a washing machine as much. I just imagined this is a glorified salad spinner. Btw, i use a sald spinner for some things I've knitted. Just to get more water out without ringing them.

[@doricetimko5403]

Brilliant!

[@marypopehn7834]

Wringing

[@owlivdejong5086]

I'm full time in an RV and I have a larger, dual tub washer and spin dryer machine, I love it. It ran about $250, and holds 9lbs at a time, or one pair of my husband's jeans. Its 18" x 12" x 24"h and definitely keeps me from having to visit a laundromat as often. In the winter I hang everything rk dry in the bathroom, in the summer I hang in front of fans and windows to cool things off.

[@nans969]

@@owlivdejong5086 we are very part timers. And our trailer is only 19ft. So, if we camped more and have more room, I would love to get the unit you have. Except for a state fairground we stayed at, we stay in fully equipped parks. Our longest trip was 9 days. Just used their washers once.

[@angelmd43]

Love it! Will be getting one of these because it's very handy to use when you accidentally spill something on you and you don't want to run a regular washer for just one garment. Thanks for a good review!

[@Maryann-wc9vo]

Thanks for the video. I have one of these. Good for small stuff. I don’t use the spin basket, I just wring out.

[@ThisLIFEisR]

I’m just trying mine. So far so good 👍🏾. Thanks for explaining the cycles as I didn’t understand the instructions.

[@joannevargas9638]

What a GREAT demo and review!!!! Thanks so much!

[@georgecolon2786]

Yes, I got one myself and am still using it. Thanks for sharing this video.

[@sabrinalennox2004]

I appreciate you and your time in making this video. It was so helpful. Im going to have fun with this washer. It's the little things in life... Thank you good Sir!

[@sincerelylatoshamonique8781]

I purchased one exactly like this from Temu, same color, and the largest size they had a 10L portable washer for $15.00. I actually purchased a few to give to my daughters. We love it..❤

[@dawn5227]

I think this machine is a great travel option.

[@sheewolf252]

Thank you so very much for your review, I just got mine today and watching this makes it so much easier for me to use it. Thank you again

[@karenbilton4372]

I bought one last week for the cleaning cloths. They can't be out in normal washer so this is great. Just the job.!

[@annepearson4357]

👍I bought one of these for like ten bucks. It was a special sale for new temu customers. For ten bucks I bought it. Actually it is pretty decent. My regular washer died, so have been going to laundromat. But in the meantime, it is good for a light pair of shorts, a tee shirt, a couple bras, a few pairs of underwear, bandanas, half dozen crew socks, 2 pair heavy knee socks, handkerchiefs, a couple wash clothes, a few bibs, light baby clothes, etc. Nothing too big or bulky. For small lighter items it does work well. When it dies, I plan on buying another. I have the 8 liter, but have seen 9, 10 and 11 Liter ones too; though they cost slightly more. (And as small as it is, it uses a tiny amount of soap. while can fold it down, I usually leave it up, as it really is small and hardly uses space. As much as I use it, seems easier to just leave it up.) I would recommend for RV's, undies, socks, etc.👍

[@wideopenthrottl]

Can it fit a pair of jeans?

[@amechealle5918]

I have a similar one (same size) that I love! I can do a full set of clothes ( undies, tshirt and shorts) even better if you have a solar power battery (bluetti) you don’t need a wall outlet. Great for weekend road-trips (my van life buddy has one so he doesn’t have to use a laundromat).

[@adelamaloff3916]

I have always had a manual washer. A large version of your tiny version. Personally, they are amazing and would never go back to the traditional washing machine. In the case of this tiny machine, you could probably put it in the bathroom or next to the kitchen sink where you can leave the drain open to get the water out while it is spinning. It will make all the difference. Thank you for the review. I had been wondering about it.

[@miscellaneousb]

Can you share the name of yours and where you bought it from please. I'm in the market for a good one.

[@allibutler3422]

I’m wondering the same thing as ^

[@rosemarygaines5579]

Hi Jeremy thank you for walking me through the instructions. I have the same color as you do, but the instruction is so tiny hard to read. Thank you for you help take care.

[@LLynneM]

@@rosemarygaines5579I took a pic of the directions to SEE them and they’re no help. They don’t even mention the rinse cycle, the basket use or how the buttons work. Which is what brought me to KZbin and this video. When HE didn’t talk about the rinse cycle and had all the soap in the clothes at the end I wondered if I should send this thing back. Cuz how weird but then I read his comment. I’m washing my first load now (Blissy’s silk pillowcases that I dread handwashing and rinsing, they’re why I bought this thing). Oop’. Time to try the rinse cycle.

[@annmartin8713]

Just been testing mine out whilst watching the video. Tried it with underwear, it has spun it dry enough to go on washing line. Quite impressed so far.

[@taz7255]

Thank you for reviewing this Jeremy, I have been sitting on the fence about this purchase and I’m able to make a better decision wether it fits my needs because of your non biased review.

[@janieness5158]

You provide the best reviews! I look forward to your candor as you make assessments. Thank you for sharing

[@JeremyHill]

Thanks so much!

[@carmensaify]

This was a helpful review- just showing how this machine works. Anyone familiar with handwashing or washing clothes knows no machine replaces good practices.

[@miutan2992]

My friend gave me this machine,I use it everyday, love it.

[@gorda0599]

I bought this few days ago for under clothes and kitchen towels. Also, for camping.

[@Jejjing]

Thank you for the thorough and great review! Got the exact same one, and I’m super excited. Our washer is currently broken so this will help while it gets fixed

[@mlanderson7731]

Thank you very helpful

[@triciamuir]

Wondered about these little washers! Great demo and review, having seen this, I'd be inclined to purchase for use on small items, such as intimate wear. ❤

[@ConnieinVirginia]

I really need one of these in my tiny apt. I love Temu too. I walk with a metal push cart to the laundry mat. This would be great for small loads. Guess I will need to get a drying rack as well. Purple is my color.

[@whizz282]

I brought one it works very well I use it to wash socks smalls it has been 2 months so far so good

[@brightlight4ever1]

I received mine today. I washed some undies and I'm impressed. I now don't have to wash my smalls with my artistic hands. Great item. Thanks for the setup instructions.

[@stephkm3655]

Hello please does it still wirk after 4 months ? Is it good?

[@Chelle778]

I think you likely have to empty the water after the wash and fill it with fresh water for the rinse, but seems like a nice thing to have for hand-washables. Now, Temu needs to offer a dryer.

[@JeremyHill]

That is the way to do it. I just rinsed everything in the sink off camera to save time.

[@nessaboo232]

Lol the dryer

[@TheBroccoliFiles]

Check out the Morus dryer. It's a tabletop dryer that doesn't need an outside vent. Pricy at 450$ but maybe someone will design a knock-off from China at a lower price. It looks great, and I want it for my house up in Tahoe.

[@TheBroccoliFiles]

@@JeremyHill Can you review the Morus dryer? See if they'll send you one.

[@TheBroccoliFiles]

I assume because it doesn't need a vent, you can put it anywhere near a 110V outlet? The photos show people with it in their living room on a coffee table. LOL. It looks so great for a vacation home.

[@Lilithliin]

This is a really helpful review, thank you!

[@wendyhubble1383]

Good camping trip item for us tent campers. Thanks for reviewing!

[@smae890]

Just discovered your channel - great demo, clear explanations and honest feedback based on your experience. I finally bought one of these yesterday and can't wait to receive it. I think you're supposed to remove the stopper and put it somewhere where it can drain whilst you use the spin cycle - that should stop the collection of water and suds you had in the bottom 😊 Thank you - I'm impressed with what you do so am going to subscribe 😎

[@sambright3719]

I thought the same as you regarding the spin cycle. It seemed really odd to spin and leave the water in the machine! I'd definitely refill with water and run another wash cycle again, perhaps twice, to rinse the suds away before a final spin. A good idea, but quite labour intensive to if you want to do it thoroughly

[@radiantchild5844]

Hi Jeremy! I'm new to your channel, I appreciate your honesty on the variety of products that you review. I think that I'll be ordering one of these cute, little washers along w/ the nose trimmer for my cousin who loves gadgets but is not the biggest fan of clean underwear and socks . This will make it fun and interesting for her. The nose trimmer is self explanatory. I'll show her your videos to inspire her.

[@Valentine11434]

Thank you for this. I was hesitant to get this prior to your post. Just subscribed

[@samanthat.2633]

Wonderfully detailed video. Before I watched this I also ended up doing the Dehydration cycle with water continuously draining through the open drain to clean out the suds. The instructions sheet doesn’t say how to clean so it’s really about experimenting. Definitely need to do 2 or more Dehydration/spin cycles to rinse the clothes and the inside of the machine. Been needing this mini washing machine for years since monthly I’ll have red sauce stains from spaghetti/lasagna and my kids throw up/diaper accidents.

[@hammertime9989]

Wow! Looks like it will work for hand washable, delicates and my hand crochet/knitted items.

[@Crumbelina01]

That's why I want one but what keeps things from snagging on the impeller?

[@youyoue4260]

Great review thank you for this

[@staceyshelton948]

That was a good video thank you we watched the whole thing now I know how to use my little washing machine

[@outbackeddie]

Great test. Best review of this product I have seen.

[@DNOstalgia]

Absolutely brilliant. So pleased you purchased and reviewed this! Both my wife and I finally made our first TEMU purchases! They haven't arrived yet but she ordered some garden lights and I ordered some minifigures and stickers! Thanks for all your great TEMU videos mate. 😊

[@JeremyHill]

Welcome to the club! I hope you are both satisfied with your purchases when they arrive. I'll need to grab a figure from Temu at some point.

[@khajasubooruddinjunaidi8434]

what did this washing machine cost for you? seeing on temu it shows high prices

[@JeremyHill]

@@khajasubooruddinjunaidi8434 Around $31.

[@lavernepuller3080]

​@@khajasubooruddinjunaidi8434I just received mine (green), and it only cost me $14.57. I kept watching them because I wasn't willing to pay $30 or $40+ on an untested item. After watching this video, I'm happy that I finally placed the order. The bonus is that it came in only 10 days!

[@jaimekennedy5750]

​@@JeremyHillI'm GUESSING by your accent that you're American. I'm in Australia and paid $74 au for mine it's purple too!😂😂😂

[@yerabbit6333]

looks like it would be a good gift for new parents, being able to wash small loads of tiny clothes

[@BreeLvee]

I would definitely use this washing machine for the microfiber napkins I ordered on Amazon. No more using paper towels! Gonna place my order this week!

[@jaimekennedy5750]

Sooooo glad I found you! I ordered an identical one for my flat and it just arrived, but there were no instructions. Thankyou ❤❤❤

[@mi2ube]

I would think spinning it in a sink with the plug opened so that extra water can get out while spinning. This would be good for washing my cats toys. Thanks for the demo!

[@jeanspeed7748]

Thanks for this review Jeremy. A friend and I have been looking at this washing machine for what seems like forever but I just wanted to be able to actually see it work before making my decision and giving him an opinion. It looks to be a good idea, especially with the way my husband can go through t-shirts, yet I agree with commenters here when it comes to the white t-shirt and the immediate stain removal is just not possible and it has to wait until a more convenient time and therefore the stain dries on the garment and is then very difficult to get out. but I am going to get this one as I totally believe that it waill help me reduce the amount of times I have to run to the laundromat. Thank you for the discount offer (if I get it I think I will. I don't remember if I have officially signed up or not for Temu yet or not. I just know that I get the ads) Jean

[@CEEEEEEEEENA]

Thanks for the full detailed review , needed something for small towel and counter tops .

[@courtneylane7639]

Thank you so much for your review. Incredibly informative. I've been bombarded with Temu ads ( I'm sure all of us have been) but this particular item really piqued my interest. It really seems worth it for smaller items that need cleaning quickly. Just might have to scoop this up 😊

[@davidmurling4252]

When you spin it out you should have the drain open so any water that's extracted out will be drained out of the appliance that way the water and soap doesn't stay inside the bottom of the washer and get the clothes all wet

[@JeremyHill]

You're right, but my intention was to show the total amount of water that's left over in order to judge how effective the spin is.

[@2525lodown]

My Temu Washing maching was a gift and I might add, it's perfect for my 1-bedroom apt. I wash lingerie and other lightweight items and I store it under the kitchen sink. Thanks, Temu & you too Jeremy Hill. I love 💙it!

[@shivanibarot8859]

Do this work for t-shirts of 18 y/o, actually I am living in small apartment and on 4th floor and I always need to go to the basement to wash all my clothes and it took 10$ min. Every time as I am using 2 washing machine and 1 dryer. Please reply me and solve my problem. Thank you.

[@robinalcorn8072]

I got one and use it all the time hag all of the stuff on a clothesline, in the backyard works great. I highly recommend it if you have little ones

[@dottiemoore9112]

Thank you, Jeremy, by seeing this video. It now helps me to know how to use my Mini washer. Again, thank you.!😊

[@jandmvideos9051]

I found one at a bins store for $8. I have used it on things that require hand washing and on my great niece’s ballet outfit. So far, so good but I can’t imagine it having a long life span. It isn’t that well made.

[@bbybap4729]

Good to know.

[@cecejohns8816]

I’ve been thinking of replacing a lot of paper towels with hand towels for the kitchen so this seems great.

[@rebeccag6747]

I bought one and just tried it today. I found it great but next time I'll use soap than causes less bubbles 😂. My draining basket was really difficult to remove for me. Love the way it compresses.

[@damselinadress2069]

I have that washer. Not bad for small things. The spin basket, not so much. Great for apartment dwellers. I've had mine for about 1 year. I don't use it regularly because I have a washer already. But it has worked through many cycles so far. It used to be around $50 when it first came out, within months, it is now going for under $20. I got mine for free. In a pinch it works well. Don't use heavy items such as denim. It also won't take one bed sheets. Too large. It's basically a glorified mop bucket with a motor.

[@davidhunternyc1]

Great concept. Speed Queen should jump on this and make a bigger, more premium version. My school backpack is 20 L and this washing machine is only 8 L, way too small. I'd like to see a 40 L collapsible washing machine with a much better motor. It would be perfect for apartment dwellers. You could do your laundry in the shower or the bathtub.

[@mrs.harris1520]

You need to do a rinse cycle of just water then spin because leaving the soap in the clothes can lead to skin issues and yeast infections.

[@JeremyHill]

Good advice. I did rinse the clothes in the sink before drying them.

[@46joe]

@@JeremyHill so you washed them, spun them , THEN rinsed them ?....... I don't get it ?😕

[@alvara6213]

Thank you so much for the very in depth tutorial!

[@lisad4829]

I have one and I love it. Highly recommend it

[@Vicky-hk6jf]

I have had mine for a week now and I think it works really well. I normally have to hand wash bra's I washed in this and it got them really clean . I was impressed. I normally go to the laundromat so I been using it for light tee shirts, bras, underwear. Face cloths. Im getting the hang of it & how to use it better. The final cycle if you balance the clothing in the basket it don't shake much. I hope it last for quite a while. I may purchase another one as back up

[@Lovingoddess28]

Same

[@Vicky-hk6jf]

UPDATE: Went to use it a few days ago, and I turned it on, and it would turn off immediately. Then that completely stops & won't work. I decided to open the bottom where the motor was to see if something came loose. Nope, everything was still attached. The motor is super small, and it was rusty. There was black stuff like oil in there. There's a few wires & that's it. I dont know what went wrong. I took care of it & never overloaded it. I would dry it & leave the lid open. I didn't bother collapsing it to store it fit perfectly on my shelf. They are sending me another one. I may open where the motor is just to see if it's rusty. If so, I'm returning it for a refund.

[@shelley6746]

I’m glad to finally see this mini washer in action! Subscribed 07/05/23 🎉🎉🎉 You are a very good content creator 😊

[@txangie800]

I bought the L10 it's really big works really well so glad i saw your video before I made the purchase!

[@Kara-kx1lb]

Thanks for this review. I bought one. And it's ready to go.

[@EileenHB301]

Thanks for doing this. I'm looking for something to spin bathing suits to help dry them out. For the price seems like it will work for my purposes.

[@Serf_dom]

In my household there is myself, a 13yr old, and a 4yr old. My washing machine sweet spot is the 17lb. twin tub washer. I LOVE that thing. I can do all my laundry except larger items like rugs and comforters. I rarely use my full size anymore. It cleans so well and much faster than the full size even if it is a little more hands on than a fully auto washing machine.

[@elizabethsalvage4338]

Agree. I love mine. I purchased this a few months back and was disappointed with the spin cycle.

[@laurice8056]

Clever gadget for washing a few lightweight clothes and items. Thanks for sharing.

[@Alan-zi2rs]

Ive just purchased one thanks for the review 👍

[@jackiemc08]

I was really impressed with the portable washing machine. I had 2 dried blood stains (from scratching) on my silk pillowcase. I washed it with woolite and it came out clean! Dried blood is tough. I did a rinse cycle with fresh water.

[@johndoe-vc1we]

Tough to remove from natural fibre like silk or wool perhaps. Not hard at all on cotton with a regular detergent that has protein enzymes.

[@marymmiranda]

I'm still not convinced with the stain part. Does it work for set in stains? You didn't let the stain dry first on the onesie.

[@LibraNails]

great review, well done, there are so many possibilities for this product!

[@njunderground82]

I have one (light green mint color) that I use for my gym clothes. I go to the gym twice a week and don’t want to wait until I take my normal laundry to wash them because I need them right away. I find it works well but only for very small loads. Like I’ll put two tank tops in there for 5 minutes. Then my two pairs of shorts separately for 5 minutes each. I find if I combine them, they don’t mix into the water really well because the motor is not like a regular washing machine. I then empty the water and put fresh water to do a rinse cycle. I wring them out by hand instead of using the basket. I could never even get the basket to stay together in one piece.

[@donb1979]

Might be good for all my micro fiber towels I use for cleaning car ext. I been trying to find somehitng cheap. Dont wanna stick them in my big washer and get it nasty

[@mrs.harris1520]

You can add vinegar to the washer and you won't need the dryer balls.

[@46joe]

I bet that will smell beautiful.....!.🤣🤣🤣

[@mrs.harris1520]

@@46joe there's no smell. Especially if u have an older machine u can put it in with the detergent before u put in the clothes

[@46joe]

@@mrs.harris1520 oh i see.....😄

[@waternineeightlotus2869]

Vinegar stops calk clogging up your machine also. The clothes might have a slight vinegar smell when you first take them out of the machine, but it goes away and definitely not present when clothes are dry.

[@chrissybear7004]

I just ordered purple one ...but i had to check out the reviews! Thk u soo much!! I appreciate you showing me ahead!

[@imitationsofmyself]

Thank you so much for this!!! I bought one of these and the directions are not in English at all so I was baffled on how to use it. I'm going to use this when I buy clothes from thrift stores to prevent bedbugs or if I need to do a load of underwear. I'm washing a pair of thrift store shorts I got right now!

[@donnathedead7554]

I think this might be a good way to wash/dry produce.

[@doricetimko5403]

Brilliant!

[@phatmeemaw6322]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@rerunplaya532]

Feet washer is cheaper: 1) Place cloths in bath tub. 2) Pour a little detergent on clothes 3) Get but naked and turn hot shower on and get in shower. 4) gently sqish clothes with feet and move around the tub for several minutes until soap and sudd dissolve into water 5) pick up clothes and wring out and place on any drying rack. Been doing this for years to save money instead of pilling clothes up in hamper and WASHING CLOTHES EVERY WEEK!!!$$$ WARNING: This work best for single people and not big families 😉.❤

[@edgarrote73]

Nice advise I was looking to use mine, thank you 😁

[@angelaoconner1927]

I love mine I use it for kitchen towels since were in septic and process a lot of meat with fats so it keeps it out of my tank and pipes. Toss water over compost pile and yes organic soap is used