Van Life Laundry- Washing Clothes While Living on the Road Phenomenal Washing Machine Low Power Draw

[@sydneebarr9566]

Here is a tip on how to save water. Catch the rinse water and add it back in during the wash cycle. This way here the water usage is cut almost in half,this is how every instutional laundry works

[@wondafaith8621]

Sydnee Barr Great idea!

[@rollandjoeseph]

Add it back to a "new" wash cycle?

[@Altinos]

If you use biodegradable laundry soap, you could use the same filters as they use in the Hour Shower and just recycle it for the rinse cycle...

[@judysmith3611]

My mother used a old ringer washer , she would wash the Whites and the lightist soild clothes first , then the dark clothes ( levies ) second , then rugs using the same water , then she put them in the same order through two rinses , with this washer you can't take and wring the clothes into the the rinses tub like she did so you'll have to just wash , spin , sit aside each load then when last load of laundry is washed drain out the dirty water , then refill with clean water and put the washed clothes through one or two rinses depending on how clean the rinses water looks . while one might think the clothes wouldn't come clean they did ! We had 10 people in our family . Now this method wouldn't be necessary for one person or if you have ample water , but if you have two or more people and a limited amount of water it is an option .👍

[@scott.wallace8625]

That's what I do oddly enough fresh water is a premium on a boat. No rv hookups 100 miles off shore. When it rains? WOOT! Clean clothing baby.

[@beverlyhowe5680]

I lived in the Dominican Republic for 6 years. This is exactly what I used to wash my clothes. This is a normal washing machine for them. These are excellent little machines. Mine lasted probably 5 years.

[@leinydelarosa9391]

I can confirm since I am dominican and was looking for this comment 😅😅

[@kelli3610]

I have a Costway washer/spinner smaller size than this model, I'm a smaller person. He is not at all exaggerating. This machines are well worth the price and effort it takes to operate, I had been doing laundry at the "mat" always costing $40- 50 a month, bought my machine on eBay for $55. and was supersized that some of my clothes that appeared old and dingy came very clean. I have had mine nearly a year and still am amazed at what a great deal it!

[@rebeccasuzannerustigian1257]

I admire Randys ingenuity in choosing the things that make his life more comfortable without losing his down-to-earth outlook. I would imagine knowing him personally would be a rewarding experience.

[@nancysblessednest]

I have one that we took to hotel rooms to wash my sons baseball uniforms when we traveled out of town for showcases and tournaments.Very effective and cleans great. Small enough to bring with us.

[@cynthiagordy8947]

I have one similar, I love it. It washes the clothes super clean and takes very little time to dry.

[@getlostgary9380]

I have one of these in my apartment - works great. The first one I bought was a single tub unit about 3/4 the size of a tall kitchen trash can - but it didn't have a spin cycle and my arthritic hands cant wring clothes. So I got rid of it and got one of these. Some tips: 1) I use mine in the tub. The best way to fill them is with a shower/sink wand - rather than the fill hose or a bucket. This also allows you, after the rinse cycle, to lightly spray off the clothes for an additional rinse as you transfer them to the spinner. It also allows you to spray down the inside of the tubs before dirt and soap scum gets a chance to dry. It has a gravity drain - no pump. 2) If you overfill them water can splash out while it agitates. They have a max fill line. Mine is at the top of protruding vertical spines in the tub wall - that also provide an uneven surface to aid washing. The more water you use the less the machine has to work to agitate clothes - so, you may not need to fill it for every load - but you don't want to under fill by too much. 3) A 6 minute wash and 3 minute rinse (especially if you're giving them a light spray between rinse and spin cycles) is plenty for most light to moderately soiled clothes, and I have never used the spin cycle for more than 2 minutes - and think anything over 1 minute is probably overkill. 4) - Mine will only wash one pair of denim jeans at a time. And if you put anything in with them they will tend to get tangled in the pant legs and make the agitator work harder. BUT it will wash a pair of jeans and the tangling and bogging down would be less of a problem with lighter fabric, so you could possibly do 2-3 pair of khakis. It will easily wash a full set of queen size sheets (top, fitted, 2 pillow cases) - though I will generally spin one sheet and pillowcase at a time. It can wash a 1/2 dozen shirts, and maybe a couple dish towels easily - though several long sleeve shirts may tangle. It will do a dozen pair of underwear and dozen pair socks easily in one load - again, I will split loads for the smaller spin tub. 5) - Last I checked these are currently in the $125-$150 range but I've seen a couple dozen for sale on Facebook Marketplace in the last two years, for around $60. They also make a single tub unit (tall kitchen trash can size) that comes with a spin basket that can be attached to the agitator after the wash and rinse cycles. I can't speak on how well they work, but their about $80-$100 - (search 'portable washer single tub with spin cycle')

[@nateross14]

I've had the same Costway washing machine for about a year now and echo the comments in this video, it's been fantastic! For those interesteted in using even less water, if you put in the exact right little amount of soap, you can actually just do one wash cycle and no rinse at all. With the right amount, all the soap will bind to the dirt and not be left in the clothes. Also, something to think about....dirty clothes are the same amount of dirty before you wash them as when you last wore them before taking them off. In other words, before we take off our clothes, we are wearing dirty clothes for a period. So one could even use this machine with very little or no soap, no rinse cycle and use hardly any water and have pretty clean clothes. That being said, I prefer using more water and rinsing for the cleanest clothes . This machine does a really good job at getting things clean. For those living in Vans with less space, I believe there are much smaller versions of this machine that have only the spin dry part, so you could hand wash in a bucket and then just spin dry. IMO, the spin dryer is the best part about this machine as most of the work in hand washing is wringing out the clothes.

[@thepath4165]

I have that same machine. I got it for $30.00 at a thrift store, I absolutely love it.

[@brendar9363]

that was a win!

[@TheThriftyGma]

Score!! 😀

[@roamingfree6968]

I got mine @ a thrift store also. It was $36 including tax. They had purchased many (all new in the box) & living in a small community, no one around here knew what they were. Thank goodness I had seen this video!

[@JenLovesBenz]

Damn I wish I could find something something like that at a thift store in Canada.. These little things are like 150+ online everywhere I look lol

[@janis3686]

Do u still love it ?

[@sstrawwinder6674]

I love mine. I have used it for several years. When the drain hose cracked, I was able to use a CPAP hose to continue my laundry. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another one.

[@TheSub2rainen]

Bob, you never cease to amaze me with the great people, rigs, and ideas you find!

[@DontUBaDiva]

Bought this myself! I love it! Only $99 saved my bacon this year when my washer broke. I also found that it wound up cleaning better because I monitored the color of the water when washing.

[@russpottenger4674]

Awesome. Just googled cost way portable washer. Walmart has them for $106.99 with free shipping. Another great tip!!

[@LoriCor-]

I wash my clothes by hand. It's not too time consuming. It is relaxing for me and I truly believe my clothes just last and last. Blessings.

[@shavaunaronan3188]

Heh, so cool. It is so expensive to go to a laundromat. What a great video, thank you Randy and Bob!

[@pinkelefant4ever]

Shavauna Ronan At $2.50 a load, even at today's price of $120 and the loads being 1/4 of a normal load this should pay for itself after 48 loads.

[@meyou9651]

@@pinkelefant4ever the loading up the car with clothes and soap....then driving to the laundromat then offloading it then not finding machines next to each other then possibly waiting for a dryer to become available then reloading everything back up to the car then getting home possibly making one or two trips from the car back into the house...ugh... that's all time lost!...so I feel way less than 48 loads.

[@randy7879]

@@meyou9651 Exactly, I used to use the laundrymat it was a HUGE waste of time transporting clothing, then you're stuck there unless you want to risk someone stealing your clothes. Also a GIANT factor is personal hygiene. I live in Long Beach, so you could literally be using a washing machine that a homeless person just used to was 10 years old feces out of their jeans... Never again!

[@scott.wallace8625]

This unit works well. I have a smaller unit as well wash is good spin is useless same brand

[@cathyleegrantham-schreifel7269]

These are fantastic. Been seeing Panda and alternative brand videos for years and have wondered if it was possible to use in the desert. This man is speaking my language! It is true that the spinner gets so much water out that even towels will dry in a half hour. Just the best invention since slice bread. Thanks for the video.

[@caroljordan7205]

It absolutely get them extreamly dry...dryer than my big ones ever did. I am 62 , female and have osteo in back, knees and shoulders and I move it or lift it with ease. They are increadable. AND... the dirt they extract in the washer is amazing, even stuff I did not think was that diety turns out very grey water.

[@andrewsutton6640]

How about drying in humid environments?(85-100% humidity)

[@Cookie_Scuba]

@@andrewsutton6640 It does definitely take longer in humid climates. I have one and we're in Georgia. Depends on fabric, size of garments and humidity. But it's still a great washer.

[@andrewsutton6640]

@@Cookie_Scuba thank you so much:)

[@scott.wallace8625]

Question. What was the best thing before sliced bread? Horse shoes? Shotguns?

[@barbblankenship5041]

I bought a different brand through Amazon. But it's the same thing. I got one for my camper. I'm not a nomad, but I'm a care giver for my father in law. He's 88 and they have issues that need immediate attention. I have washed clothes, removed them, washed a few loads, then spin them all out then empty the water and then rinse all the loads and spin them out. I spin the clothes while the clothes are washing / rinsing to save time. By washing several loads without dumping the water you save water. I wash light clothes first and work to dark. Then repeat that way for rinse. Works great! Best money I spent. I store mine in the tub, I wash clothes both inside tube or outside. Depends on where I am an their rules.

[@roseaustin3286]

Yes, light items first, but also dish towels (lightly dirty) working towards dirtier stuff. And of coarse red all by itself. Followed by a rinse with a little bleach or vinegar added.

[@jzt999]

I'm doing the same for my mom. She was skeptical, but she's impressed now. The complex she lives in has one laundry room, with 3 washers and 3 dryers, for 45 units. It can get crazy if you interrupt someone's 'regular' time. lol

[@cadykyst1234]

That spin, That's what's known as an extractor. They are awesome.

[@lorrainepicies]

I used this type of machine when I was living in a hutong in China. I loved it. Very simple and the clothes are practically dry when they come out of the spin cycle.

[@samanthaq2773]

I've had the Panda version (also from Amazon) for over a year and I adore it to pieces!!! Great that you are showing this Bob. Thank you for sharing this!

[@jonilmclark]

How many pounds 8, 11, can you run? Does it have a drain pump and does it get the water out when it's draining with the pump?

[@pearlllllgarcia]

He described washing 1 pair of jeans which is a pound plus a little more. So really not much. I think a reg washer is ten pounds of laundry.

[@kittentude]

There are different manufacturers and different sizes. A little research would find a unit for your needs. Amazon sells quite a few different ones.

[@roseaustin3286]

No pump in this one, it's gravity drain. I came across a small 'creeper' ? flat with wheels. It raises the washer about 3 inches and rolls to the sink with ease. I needed the 3 inches to drain into my shower.

[@pamelahomeyer748]

Thank you you just improved my life. I am living in an apartment complex and the washer dryer building is on the complete opposite side. I have been looking for something small like this because I cannot do much by hand anymore. I can't thank you enough for this video

[@ourworld9609]

Thanks Bob and Randy for sharing this with us!

[@TheThriftyGma]

I had one similar back in the 70’s, but it was a Hoover and not as light. This little machine would be awesome in the motorhome....weighing as little as our doggie. We always camp where we have full hookups so it would be so much easier to wash and dry a load instead of taking so much clothing. Great video and info. Thanks for sharing and happy camping. ⛺️

[@sue9252]

I had a Hover back in the 70’s as well and loved it . Gonna get another one to keep on my main floor so I don’t have go down in the basement to wash a pair of jeans ect that I hang to dry anyway.

[@mrgregory121]

Wondering what Randy did for work before becoming a nomad, he is very meticulous and precise in all his videos. He is enjoyable to watch and I have learned a lot from him.

[@StacyForest738]

Sold! That is now on my "need" list. Fantastic, the freedom of not having to go sometimes HOURS out of your way to find a laundromat. Love it.

[@dianeb5380]

I have one in my apartment and it saves quite a bit of money.

[@lorismith3072]

I absolutely love it! My eyes have been opened. This is going on my wish list. Thank you, Randy and Bob.

[@dogdazetravellergarrett1367]

Lori Smith Thank you Lori !!

[@geo.sackett8154]

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[@jacquelynseguin420]

I am thrilled to see this. That was the only bummer I could really think of while out there-having to go to laundromats. Thank you!

[@nomadicbydesign0]

For some of us with poor arm strength it would be good for an emergency to wash a pair of jeans and underwear when camping out in the bush, but we probably couldn't live off of it with the amount of towels, mats, sheets and shirts we use. My mum had a twin tub for years, the spinner was awesome. The round plastic guard that goes over the top of the clothes in the spinner also prevents socks from flying up and over the edge of the spinner and getting caught in the machinery. Worth the money I think.

[@maggiem.2919]

My mom had a ringer washer. She reused her wash water for multiple loads. She had two tubs for rinse and reused that water as well. I spent many Saturdays washing clothes and hanging them up. We had a huge family. Our clothes were always clean.

[@paulshimer1870]

Yep, i still have a wringer washer for my back up lol. I am only 44 years old. I was going to get rid of it, and my teenager daughters stood in the door and informed me it wasn't going anywhere:).

[@AskPiaAkashic]

Go mom! That's wonderful.

[@EvieVermont]

Maggie M. Me too!

[@alovesupreme8603]

My neighbors were moving, blessed me with this type washer!! It’s phenomenal! The spin cycle spins so intensely that clothes are almost completely dry when it finishes its cycle!! It’s truly a wonder!!!

[@SweetiePieTweety]

Finally!!!! Chemically sensitive, so public laundry is not an option. Just need the "arid climate" lol. Nothing dries in the humid SE.

[@lindaray8352]

Same situation for me. Public laundry not an option when you are chem sensitive/intolerant. I'm getting my ducks in a row to start full timing it after I sell my house. I specifically searched for this video after watching another video Bob did w/ Randy. Thanks both of you.

[@suecarlson6958]

This little washer is just cool. great in boondocking. and its so light. fantastic, thanks

[@TroyD-vo1bz]

I am currently in Thailand watching this. I can tell you these types of machines are very common over here and they work extremely well. People like them as they are very reliable versus a fully automatic machine, not to mention they are a fraction of the weight. I would not hesitate at all to purchase one.

[@goldsteinist]

The amount of privacy this little machine gives to a full time RV living is mind blowing. I will purchase mine soon 😻

[@SarahTree]

Oh! Thank you! Thank you! Bob! I was looking at these little washers but I had no idea if they really worked or not so I didn't buy one. Now I'm going to get me one for now and for on the road! It's going to save me so much time and money! Oh and space! Thank you again.!

[@YourChannelOnYouTube]

I used to have these types of washing machine! Originally all my furniture in my condo was camping type furniture because I used to move from country to country and had to fit my life in 2 suitcases. 1kg mini washing machine, 120l bar fridge, foldable plastic camping table, notebook etc. I could literally move everything into a van or sell everything quickly. I love the RV community here and your videos!

[@embr4065]

I have seen a couple of Randy's videos now and what a super smart man! I love it when a person has knowledge in something (electricity) and makes it work for him on the road! Way to go!

[@belindaray721]

I ordered one through your link for my tiny apartment. I am 60 years old, washing by hand was getting very difficult. I hope this works as well as you say it does. it would be such a relief to have a simple solution like this for my laundry issues.

[@jzt999]

Have you used it yet, Belinda? I hope you love it. I will never use conventional machines again, nor will my clothes wear out so fast. I have a hand-crank washer, called a WonderWash, that I like very much, and I have a spinner. My clothes are so clean now. I love it.

[@robingarrett3171]

I was also wondering what you thought. Hope it worked well for you.

[@jzt999]

Thanks for showing this. I've been using a Panda spin dryer for 5 years now, and even with a conventional washer, I got over 2 quarts of water out of my clothes after the spin cycle on a brand new Whirlpool. I used this as practice for seeing if I could live without a dryer in my tiny house on wheels. I used to wash all my clothes in my bath water when I was hooked up to land water, but now that I carry it in myself, I have a WonderWasher that I like even better. I never thought that laundry would be entertaining, ever. I used to run a bed and breakfast, and I've done some serious laundry in my time. lol This is nearly fun. It's definitely mindful.

[@akairealty4825]

Wow is that impressive. I always wondered how it was going to wash clothes when I finally start living full-time in my RV. Thanks so much Randy for discovering this and sharing it with us.

[@amsbestunderstanding1646]

Washer/spinner is best idea I've seen! Loved seeing it.

[@pamcolechadwell1302]

I love the Idea, I ordered my washer and drying rack last week, I can't wait to try it out. I hate laundry mates I know what people have washed in those washers!

[@101doreen]

Thx for the demo! I've been watching this thing for a year. This was the best demo, yet.

[@alycejohnson8115]

What an Awesome solution!! This does make Much More Sense than hanging around a Washing Machine. As a woman, I often don't feel entirely comfortable / safe - at a Laundromat (especially at night) so I'm glad to find out about an Affordable Option for my bus! Thanks so much for sharing!!

[@susanjane439]

I have had one in my apartment for over a year...I love it. I wash starting with less dirty or lights, then I rinse in a bucket with a little softer then I spin. That way I use the wash water 3-4 times before draining. You can run both sides at the same time. You can wash towels and small rugs in it.

[@shirleyann5420]

I was thinking the same thing about using the same water like I did in the old days with the wringer washer. Oops I told my age. lol

[@judithfenske2311]

Shirley Anne, 38 years of using a ringer washer, two cement rinse tubs and doing 1adult and 2 children’s clothes for a week. Ok we were girls and in an era of no jeans, just dresses. For folks who would not think of reusing wash water over, the double rinsing is the secret. Modern washers take away the fun of helping mom. As mom got older, she did get w and d and did not like it one bit!

[@sue9252]

You can👍

[@mikecox3659]

Good stuff Randy and Bob! All the best.

[@mrbr549]

Had one of those, and it lasted around 8 months. The hose that comes with it is evidently made for a Chinese house, as it's too small to be of use here. Washing clothes was a daily chore to keep up for 2 people. But price wise, $90 is cheaper then what it will cost for a laundrymat in 8 months time.

[@cyberfuker85]

Can’t you change the hose? What was wrong with it?

[@mattparker9726]

I have it in my apartment. it works great!

[@stillbee7222]

Matt Parker Wow I want one for my apartment, did you get yours on Amazon?

[@mattparker9726]

yes I paid about 120.00 USD for mine though, don't listen to him when he says you can put in as much water as you like, unless you want a huge mess. there is a line that shows you how much to put in.

[@pinkelefant4ever]

Matt Parker I think I'm interested too!

[@brendar9363]

I do too. And I also love mine.

[@brendar9363]

May You have to have a way to use the gravity drain. That is the only issue in terms of how it's made. I can really only use mine in above 50 degree weather because it needs to have the hose out my back door to drain. But that still makes it very worth having.

[@canoefor-one1102]

I live in small (325sf) apartment & have a Panda stackable washer & dryer. Obviously I have a different model than Russ has; but, I'm very pleased with the Panda brand. It's a common brand in Asia.

[@petra7510-i6s]

Great demonstration Randy we really appreciate this you made it look so easy and we thank you for this

[@tsquared4103]

I have the same unit. We bought it 4 regular weekend camping trips to sites with electric and water. We love it. We also use it at home, when we only have a few small items to do. This is awesome!! To help conserve water, we normally will wash less dirty items first take them out set them aside and then wash a dirtier load in the same wash water. Then drain the water. Then do the same thing on a rinse cycle. Sometimes we can get three loads out of one load (2 fills) worth of water.

[@hellodoggy8688]

I love your channel! I miss living in my little camper! I got seriously sick (permanent heart condition), had to quit working, had to sell it while I applied for disability and move in with family. I miss it so much!!!!!! I want another and have been looking for another camper perfect for my pickup! That won't have the cost of a regular home mortgage. And isn't over the top. My camper had camper size everything, including the kitchen stove, sink and counter. Not full size stuff. Adding much more room. It was perfect! So glad you have his channel!

[@Speedinginprogress]

This is exactly why I come to your channel. Thank you both for the great information.

[@theoldfarmerswife5915]

Oh wow!! Thank you for sharing. I don't care for laundromats, this is perfect. And so light & portable

[@johnkennedyk522]

A bucket and a plunger and a modified Salad spinner has been working great for me for the last 6 years.

[@elizdonovan5650]

What kind of salad spinner do you use? Thank you. 🌲🌝☘️

[@dojodance]

I have an "eclean", used it for about 3 years and still going. You have to be careful of delicate clothes by using laundry bags. Way less expensive than a laundry mat. Also for those that use buckets to wash and don't have much room, you can purchase just a wringer/spinner to help dry the clothes, they are about the size of a 3 gallon bucket.

[@amiralions2681]

These are amazing machines. You can get a single tub machine small enough to fit on a counter top. One's going into my future RV for sure.

[@cyndifoore7743]

Thank you Bob and Randy, Your videos are always so informative.

[@RavenOakSpiral]

Thank you Bob and Randy. This little washer seems very useful.

[@janelynnbravo3401]

We use this in our garage to wash car washing towels, shop towels etc and it works great! It’s easy to use and drains well. The spinner gets everything close to dry.

[@solartramp1745]

I really like that this guy is using a biodegradable soap and his commitment to the environment with a small footprint + solar is definitely impressive.

[@maxwellbernstein9235]

Bob, your videos and Cody's always blow my mind. Thank you both, so much! :)

[@cathicarhart2759]

I bought one last year in the old 2nd floor 200 sq ft apt(no laundry in unit) Put it across the tub Filled it by a bucket, hose and fountain pumped Hung clothes up in shower and turned on a box fan LOVE IT!!!

[@tonistephens4068]

Great video! Great information, and great fellas!

[@rosegoldwings-4300]

Great lol machine! It looks like a cooler! I have a beach cabanna & I'm thiknking of getting one! Thanks for the demi. I would want privacy too doing laundry. You would have everyone asking to use it.

[@tufedw19]

Since I bought my little washing machine, I found that a regular garden hose fits on the water inlet on mine, and the water inlet on the spinner side works well as a high speed rinse and does well in pushing out the excess soap if you don't want to run a second tome in the wash cycle to wash out the soap.

[@princessOfblah]

I've had one of these on my Amazon wish list since I first started planning my build!

[@travelingcuppy2222]

also, I don't know about some places but where I live (small town surrounded by smaller towns) It's impossible to find a laundromat. You have to know the city well to find one and it's usually over on the dangerous side of town or out in the middle of nowhere.

[@perpetualmotion8090]

Exactly! A lot of undesirables frequent the laundromat near where I live.

[@RobertWitham]

This is really cool. I didn't even realize this was an option until I saw this video. I would definitely consider doing this when I get a larger rig. Unfortunately, I don't think it would fit very well in the minivan right now! LOL

[@ronmoore1454]

What is that old saying - “seeing is believing” - I see and now believe! Thank you for demonstrating, we own a B and have been wondering about something onboard rather than finding a town Laundromat or a CG Laundry…and the lines.* Safe travels

[@danihannah4493]

Great information Bob!!!!.That's a great washer.Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@janicegilbert4029]

I've never heard of this. What a great idea thank you

[@Zivnah]

I was born on the Island of Curacao, and there we used the bigg version of this washing machine. Verry good machine, the spin cicle is so good, better than a automatic washing machine. I'm getting one of these for my van to

[@hollistarnes5578]

I have a similar washer, but the brand is Della. I have been using it for over a year in my 1962 Avon H-24 travel trailer, that I full time in. I haven't had any problems at all. I also use a Dr. Dry heated drying rack.

[@OklahomaBeekeeper]

That changes everything. Thanks for sharing this Bob.

[@leannaestep3066]

We have a portable washer in our cargo trailer and we love it. We use a splitter on our water hose and for our sewer drain to fill and empty it.

[@infinitemuze]

I have this same washer. Absolutely love it. I was skeptical too, but after using it the first time, I was pleasantly surprised how well it works! I live in an artist's studio and the laundry room here at the complex is toxic to me, so I cannot use it. And I save a ton of quarters $$ every month not having to pay for using a public laundromat.Win-win!

[@infinitemuze]

I made a simple $2.00 or so adapter for it so it screws onto my shower head and drains down the bathtub.

[@duhhhh1723]

My family is in Oklahoma and they lost power due to tornados ,so this video is very helpful .

[@jennyhenderson3606]

We're most definitely ordering one once we're in our rv full time. All of the reviews on these little washers are great! And so much time and money saved by not traveling to the laundry mat. Just another way to be free! Thanks for posting!

[@psyamok3735]

does randy has a you tube channel? I really like his washer. This machine paid for itself even if it just last 100 loads. The freedom not to stuck @ a laundromat is priceless.

[@ndlz1]

Wow! How easy peasy is that to make nomad living a little easier? 💙 it!

[@CraftingMom64]

I have one of these in my condo and I love it. I have used it for about a year and can tell you that the "spin dryer" concept still blows my mind. I can fit two pairs of jeans in the washer, spine each separately and can wear a pair in the morning. No musty smellling laundry ever. We have coin laundry machines downstairs for $1.25 each but I think I am ahead in my purchase of this machine for $75 on Amazon. I tried that bucket method, the salad spinner, and was worn out so it was too much. Spin dryers are the future!

[@least_512]

Thank You Soo Much for sharing this Amazing Review -- followed your Link & ordered one -- especially Loved the Spin Cycle & adding Water from a bucket.. WAAYY more user-friendly.

[@Guest-u5t]

What about large bulky items? No one has a video for that they just make it seem like these washers work for everything. Glade this guy said about the jeans 👖 and that there hard to wash in it.

[@waynekarnold]

I'm in the Philippines & uses the same one It works really well

[@gloria84073]

wow..Randy should get a commision for advertising this product...Amazing...would buy it for home use.

[@mikeabner6629]

WOW! Awesome video Bob.... The washer was such a great idea.

[@susietincknellsmith653]

I love ours! It stores easily in the shower of our Class C. It allows us to stay dispersed for longer periods of time. I still use the laundromat for sheets, towels and jeans but love this for t-shirts, socks and underwear.

[@melodyclark4347]

WOW. Holy cow. Yowza. Yaayyyy. Straight to the top of my list! Thanks for being a great friend Bob. Great demonstration Randy!

[@barbarabuford5795]

I LOVE THIS! I want an RV and was wondering what to do about my clothes, PERFECT! THANKS.

[@ladyfae4797]

This sounds great I live in an apartment and this set up would really help me a lot. I have to find ways to save money because eventually I will be on the open road. I do love Bob's videos as I feel there helping me prepare for the future. Thanks Bob

[@leesvision]

thank you for sharing this info and your experience. im a live and let live kinda guy and also like helping people so i clicked your links a few times. hope thats enough to get you a beer ( or whatever drink you prefer) .well wishes and many blessings to you gentlemen

[@nohomelessleftbehind5409]

Looks like a nice RV washing machine. When my Mother was on Welfare in Illinois in 1970, she used an old fashion washboard in the bathtub to wash my sister and my clothes, does anyone still use one in your RV wagon train?.

[@MoniqueChabotCR]

These are amazing! I had one, bigger than this one, at home in Costa Rica. I loved them! Especially for the spinning part. So glad to hear that this size exists. Thanks for the video.

[@Janice-sb7qw]

Who knew?! Thank you for great demo and sharing.

[@RetiredTony]

VERY VERY INTERESTING....CONSIDERING BUYING THIS MACHINE MYSELF. GREAT VIDEO BOB :)

[@WanderingWellnessRV]

After watching this video afew times and reading reviews I ordered it! Can't wait to add this to our rig.

[@twistedsizzors]

I have a Pyle, and love it. I got it after my 1000 dollar washing machine conked out a second time in less than three months, and Sears wanted another 300 dollars to fix it. Since I was getting ready to hit the road, I got it. I keep it in my shower when I am on the road, and remove it to shower. I set it on a table and do my laundry.. quickly easily and its only 26 pounds.

[@philcapling8268]

So cool! Gotta get one on Amazon. Thanks for sharing, Bob!