Wonder Wash and Mini Spinner Review - Go Green With Your Laundry

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[@denaleesdreams]

Wonder Wash is one of my favorite items I bought myself back in the "starving years" of my life! So many loads that saved money, got my clothes clean and had me off to work or class!

[@lesleychurchill-birch1515]

I found one in UK second hand when my machine broke down. My water and electricity bill have really reduced but I need one to travel with now but don't want to ruin the planet by getting from USA. I can't imagine why no-one makes them here. Its a no brainer.

[@dman8871]

Put your hanger through the bottom of your shirt instead of through the neck area. It will stretch that way you're doing

[@alomagale]

Very good demo job, Casey. Doing this in the tub is certainly an excellent option but putting it on the kitchen counter near the sink is easier on the back! ** These gadgets are great for RVers, too. **

[@chiquivergara-rivera4754]

THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL!! MY DAUGHTER JUST GIFTED ME WITH THE WASHER, I LOVED IT, READY TO USE CAN'T WAIT!!!

[@ctournet]

You can hand wash, that's a valid option. Actually, the Wonderwash was invented for 2 main reasons: 1. To be gentler on the hands than hand washing (for people in South Africa with large families, who washed by hand); 2. To save water. It uses less water than even hand washing, a big consideration in places where they have to lug water long distances.

[@deefobez5829]

Ok, first two words - love mine! I can soak the items as long as I want and the tumble effect is better than the laundromat, because I control it. About 3 min steady back and forth spins does get clothes clean and I can rinse as much as I like, also. We bought ours for a camp where we have our own hot and cold water tub/shower, so, it's worked out great!

[@dazeymae]

I squeeze out a little water just so it doesnt drip all over, but you really can put clothes in the spinner soaking. I am disabled and have used these for 8 years, however I use the Wonder Washer which has an electric agitator which swishes a bucket back and forth after you set the timer. I have severe arthritis so this saves me labor,

[@northwoods-fn4lc]

Your face looks unfamiliar... But I'd recognize that bald head anywhere. Cant fool me Mr. Clean!!!

[@deejeff8846]

😂😂😂😂

[@sunsand7062]

jajaja

[@beasaroze5596]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Mallayah004]

Lol..

[@vj756]

LOL...😂😂😂😂.Good one!!!

[@noway180]

The dryer should be some type of pedaling action that way it would be free energy. Maybe have the washer and dryer attatch to a bicycling action setup. Good video.

[@jimgardella4610]

I don't anyone said it but you use warm water then seal it, then it has a pressure cooker affect that forces out dirt. people with rvs and truckers use this. works....wonders

[@ddobrien1]

I'm gonna try a salad spinner first.... but I might buy these when I get my covid relief check.

[@brysctt72]

I just got the spin dryer and used it for the first time. Does yours get a little wet on the outside?

[@loviedecker6181]

i want a set of these

[@sebestans]

that water dont look at all dirty imo.. Im a steelworker by trade and I often wash/wring my clothes out by hand I can make the water near black sometimes. My concern is that the clothes are not as clean vs hand washing??? =s

[@StarOnTheWater]

I don't believe in air. I don't believe in stones. I don't believe in trees. Very helpful review though, I've been wondering about alternatives to a conventional electric washing machine for a while now. Thanks!

[@clutchcargo2419]

I really like what I'm seeing - what about cleaning whites and using bleach ? I live in az i.e really dry climate. I hang my clothes - they dry in no time.

[@Desertvanlife]

so you have room you have lots of space i like the set up i just have no room in my van

[@vitopuccini]

I mean does really the machine all clothes clean after just 3 minutes....? Sounds too easy+fast to me

[@twinklelight1362]

Does it have to be hot water?

[@mslondoner185]

Quicker to just don some rubber gloves and wash by hand.

[@melissahoney8317]

for the price of he paid for that one you can buy a bigger one that's going to washing machine on one side and a dryer on the other for the same price

[@thatstheone87]

aren't these for camping? could not live without my washer

[@marshallbox]

spending many grands on killowatts heaters in life what we save on this tiny miny moe better for school childrens or in villages

[@murdererrrrrr]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@robertairvin2310]

How log do these things last?

[@CaseyFriday]

It absolutely can!

[@nmelaine]

dont have those in france

[@gregmeissner9960]

Why not just use the tub to manually wash the clothes?

[@jakeburton147]

thanks!! Great!

[@catherine5599]

I own both of these products and find them to be very, very efficient. I live alone in a very small apartment and really enjoy doing laundry in this way. It's actually rather therapeutic and satisfying to be in the privacy of my own apartment doing laundry and not having to schlep down to the dark and lonely basement. LOL. Thank you so much for making this video and for doing such a great job at explaining how everything works. All the best.

[@yungahungatv8049]

Schlep lol

[@micasaesloca]

cant find the spinner dryer

[@60cmad]

Where I'm from, we have a lot of people who live "off-grid" (Amish and otherwise). Some use the washer because it's easier and faster than hand washing, then, they use an old-fashioned mop bucket with a wringer to get most of the water out before hanging the clothes to dry. (No electric)

[@CaseyFriday]

This is CRAZY good for cloth diapers. My wife washes her luna pads in it, and she likes using this better than a conventional washer/dryer. It definitely doesn't fit as much as a conventional unit, but it's quicker (besides waiting for things to hang dry) than waiting for a washing machine to finish a 1-hour cycle, so in the end, you feel like you're spending less time with the laundry.

[@ke6ziu]

I used to have one of those washers... The only problem I had with it, was that the handle stripped off... It broke off. Other than that, it worked great. Had to spin it around like a basketball, but it still worked. The manufacturer suggested that you spin it for at least 5 minutes for it to build pressure. They also said to put the nozzle onto the bottom first, before you opened the top (they didn't want the thing to explode on you... it does build that much pressure after 5 minutes of washing!). The water, after 5 minutes, was nasty looking, meaning that the clothes got clean. You couldn't wash more than a pair of jeans inside it, which is why the handle torqued off...

[@ke6ziu]

Oh, one thing I forgot to mention, was that the one I had, was made in the late '90s, which meant that all the parts were plastic, and couldn't handle the torque from turning the handle... Nice to see they improved it a great deal!!!

[@Seiaeka]

Aaron Freeman Have you had any experience with a recent model? I'm considering one of these since they close my apartment's laundry room at night (I work nights, so now I have no time to do laundry anymore). I've read a lot of reviews about how flimsy they are, but those complaints are usually pre-2010

[@ke6ziu]

Nope... that was the only experience. But, it was a positive experience, in spite of the cheap handle.

[@Seiaeka]

Aaron Freeman :3 I will continue considering then. Thanks for the response.

[@ke6ziu]

No worries. ;)

[@expressview1]

you fit more clothes in that barrel than i assumed at first glance. also got an exercise. Maybe take that wonder wash for camping!

[@juicienyad7582]

this look super fun for kids to do their own clothes and for chores for young kides to get paid...

[@juicienyad7582]

kids

[@maylomateo2158]

wonder wasch

[@juicienyad7582]

Matt lol...ohhhh yeahhh

[@bholmes5490]

@Matt It is better for parents to work WITH their kids. Many hands make easy work! Not to mention cleaning up is what makes us human. We don't get paid to keep our caves clean.

[@naomiholliday3863]

Matt He ‘ ll remember her when she’s sitting in the nursing home waiting for a visit. Karma is real.

[@RJLBC562]

You are cute...very cute. I definitely want to purchase both items. I have 1 daughter and I am constantly washing her school uniforms. These would be prefect for new parents.

[@toledojack88]

dude that dryer is beast lol ive been just hanging mine after hand washing but ill probably get one of these things after watching your vid, thumbs up

[@CaseyFriday]

Don't worry, I've since changed my mind. I now know that climate change is very real.

[@liamdavis492]

You mean chemtrails?

[@alexvids9232]

you went stupid. stick to your guns.

[@virtualgrace251]

You can always tell when the liberals have successfully brainwashed someone.

[@bryankeller3492]

@@virtualgrace251 ABSOLUTELY! Anyway, why not just hand-wash your gym clothes in the sink?. Hand-Wring, and let drip dry in the shower?. For 100 bux, you can find excellent used full-size washer dryer combos. I mean, this rotating jug and salad spinner wound't even hold a single pair of JEANS! Sears had the right idea for a REAL portable washer 75 years ago. A miniature wringer-washer. Hold 5 gallons of water. Has a hand wringer for squeezing out the water. I just missed out on a PERFECTLY running 50 year-old one for 40 bux locally. Fit on a counter top.This is just environmental stupidity!

[@Nanaz4Mz]

Good to hear :)

[@rickkijohns1408]

"Super, super, super, good looking guy!"

[@jttrammell8338]

I would enjoy using this for cloth diaper maintenance...

[@missybaker1875]

Good idea.

[@jttrammell8338]

Better than hand washing and with maintain the quality of the diaper better... Those company will void the warranty over any lil thing

[@heartbreak408]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@dariusjohn7581]

But is "enjoy" the right word?

[@bigalski1963]

I used a wonder wash a few years ago when I moved into a small place with no room for a washing machine, and I can confirm it works really well. You could use a bucket of course, but it would be messier and take longer. I was surprised how well the wonder wash cleaned the clothes, and how much you can get in there - I'd do a whole week's washing in 2 loads. Obviously it's more labour-intensive than throwing them in a proper machine, but it really isn't much of a chore. I paid about £20, a fair bit less than the $51 in the link, so they've gone up in price, but I'd still say it's worth the money. I'd happily recommend them.

[@waynestephas3036]

Did you run your work jeans through it just fine? It looks a little small for work pants or a sweat shirt

[@bigalski1963]

@@waynestephas3036 You can probably squeeze 2 pairs of jeans in but no more.its a small machine but a wash only takes 5 minutes, so while it's labour intensive it won't take you all day to do a full load. I think I used to spend around an hour on Saturday mornings to do a full week' clothes.

[@shilo577]

Thanks for the really helpful Video...I've been thinking of buying the washer but didn't know if it worked..You saved me a lot of angst about throwing money away. It looks like it would fill my needs perfectly.

[@atiyakarim2234]

the drying process works faster when you have a wood stove in the room :)

[@dictionaryzzz]

I would get one if the made a larger size

[@ADRIEL296]

+dictionaryzzz my same thought

[@nomv02]

2:22 That is not soap. It's Downy fabric softer lol

[@christianamericandominican2470]

No wonder there was no suds. lol

[@nbayounggoat5709]

😂😂

[@vince7735]

Downy is making laundry detergent

[@meetyounever6923]

Looks like the downy detergent for sensitive skin. That's the same one I use, because I itch like crazy if I use any other brand.

[@fukushimadaiichi9622]

@Sally I've been washing my clothes since a teen learned the difference between detergent and softener the hard way. Ruined some old school football jerseys with screen printed numbers.

[@ctournet]

@EEaudio09 Yes, the dryer is the main energy user when it comes to laundry. They account for 6-10% of the total household energy usage, and can easily cost $100 and up per year to run depending on factors like family size. I live in Texas too, it's a real shame to see so many people use clothes dryers when it's a dry 100 degrees and up outside and the clothes would dry almost instantly.

[@stevo54838]

Someone needs to invent a portable, pedal powered device which both washes and spins clothes, then can be folded into something the size of a suitcase or not much bigger. That would be impressive.

[@miroenriquez5473]

yeah i agree

[@pensiveone]

Looks like someone is working on it now for $40.00! I'd love one of these. inhabitat.com/human-powered-giradora-washer-needs-no-electricity-and-costs-only-40/

[@stevo54838]

That is Impressive I must say. But what would be super impressive, is something like that which could be folded into something smaller for easy storage. Now, off course, to design anything that holds any volume of water would need to be resistant to leaking. therefore, to design such a device to be foldable and remain resistant to leaking, would be no easy task. Which would make such an invention all the more impressive.

[@pensiveone]

Agreed.

[@stephaniem9836]

I think that is a thing now

[@BeksFletch]

Can you just wash your clothes in a tub and then use the mini spinner?

[@lesabbath8416]

Sure, just get a wash board lol

[@basiliobastardo255]

@@lesabbath8416 much more cheaper ...

[@jewellm61]

If you feel inclined to add something to produce agitation, ping pong balls may be a safer alternative.

[@NourDette]

Thanks for posting Casey......for you workout clothes use some baking soda in your wash cycle, it get rid of all the odor and keep your clothes smelling nice and fresh,

[@jdayala-wright8875]

Exactly Baking Soda with a little cleaning vinegar or ammonia to get the sweat stains out

[@larsdahl6594]

There's a sucker born every day. Buy a five-gallon bucket at the Home Depot for the exact same result at a cost of 3-4 dollars. Or do it in the sink/tub for free. The spinner looked nifty, but it's NOT a dryer, it's not NEARLY as powerful as the centrifuge in a full size washer, quality is questionable and if it lasts more than a couple of weeks it's only good for REALLY small loads.

[@Deedee746]

I point is this is a lot less labor intensive than using a bucket or washing by hand & not everyone has a bunch of clothes so this would be ideal in certain situations but obviously not for everyone. I personally wouldn't get it but I works for some

[@Josef_R]

sounds like somebody's got a problem with doing a little work. Really, you got blisters from wet soapy water?

[@ctournet]

Except that a 5 gallon bucket will not give you the same result at all. You can do it in a sink/tub for free, hand washing does work even better than washing machines if done correctly, but you'll have to spend a lot more time.

[@TwistedRagdoll]

Why the fuck is this in my reccomended

[@shmuli9]

Interesting. Do you always put detergent in a fabric softener bottle?

[@alxmnslv]

Only way to live.

[@amberstar203]

@Elle I've never known any laundry detergent to be milky or white in color...also there was not any bubbles when he drain the the clothing.

[@emmel4fun]

@@amberstar203 There is one "milky" laundry detergent--Persil for sensitive skin. Anywho, that being said, this did not look like a bottle or Persil, but did look more like fabric softner. I was giving him the benefit of the doubt and thought there were no suds because he used too little detergent.

[@sjr7822]

I have the washer, but when I ran out of the detergent that came with the washer, I put it away because I thought regular detergent would foam out, or something. So, I can now take it off the shelf as you have demonstrated a tbl of regular detergent works, as well. thanks! Spinner is interesting- I'll have to look into that device

[@missstarlin6184]

he's hot. that was almost 11 years ago. I wonder how he looks now?

[@casham6239]

This was a really good video on the instruction of the 2 products and why you are so extremely enthusiastic about using them. I really liked that you encouraged people to consider these products, explaining your reasons for pro and con, without telling anyone what they HAD to do. I've searching for portable machines, and this was a very informative demo and will help in narrowing down the big selection of portable machines available. Thanks!

[@CaseyFriday]

That IS a smart idea. I'm building my own tiny house right now, so I'll look into building one of those as well!

[@yootoob4516]

Thought you'd like to know THE LAUNDRY ALTERNATIVE has Nina Soft Spin Dryers out-of-box for $99 with free shipping. They also have out-of-box WonderWash machines for $27.

[@Tsunad360]

Are there any wrinkles when you hang dry them? I was thinking of doing this then throwing them in a laundromat dryer for 5/10 min

[@bigchunk1]

Throw your clothes in the lake and take them out again. Bam.

[@bigchunk1]

***** Pull the fish out and grill them first. Now you eat well and you look good.

[@gabydewilde]

don't even have to take em off, just run em dry.

[@jacky4u3]

christ.. you either have no sense of smell, or have never swam.in a lake day after day. I actually bought this wash machine soley to take csmping. day after day of swimming in a lake, hanging your swim stuff on the line.. in about 3 days- your stuff REEKS!!! Not anymore. every two days we throw our bathing suits in this thing.. works like a charm!

[@eccletic32]

lmao...depends on which lake???

[@borreLore]

Better yet, if you live near a waterfall, just jump in and go over the falls while wearing the clothes. Works every time

[@Living4YHWH]

How is it more efficient than a dryer if it doesn't DRY your clothes?! 🙄🤦🏼‍♀️

[@2009katieanne]

okay Casey, Thank you so much for having someone help you with making this video. There is absolutely nothing worse than a bouncy blurry fumbling mess of a video critiquing a product. I never finish watching those, because "if" the topic was important, they would have taken the time to record it properly, So Kudos to you! Very well done! Very articulate and informative. I enjoyed it and will definitely check out any other reviews you may have.

[@wandamcgann7728]

Heck just put your clothes in a huge the bath tub and have your kids agitate the water like they agitate mom. Lol

[@toBe8ere]

i love that! "like a space ship opening" lol that's one def one of the most awesome sounds in the whole universe

[@janus2005hotmail]

@Casey Friday - great vid. Don't beat down on yourself so much about you sweating allot and your clothes stinking. all humans sweat and smell to a greater or lesser degree. pretty sure you're within normal parameters! looking forward to other vids from you. think p90x will work for someone who needs to loose more than a couple pounds and who is middle aged?

[@CaseyFriday]

P90X will probably work for almost anyone, but it is really intense, so I would suggest starting by doing stretches and running/jogging for a couple weeks in advance to get yourself ready for it.

[@janus2005hotmail]

+Casey Friday - thanks for your reply. Will take your advice!

[@AmreeenSolanki]

I got tired watching it.

[@indiareiss434]

Thank you for your video! I found a new one at goodwill for $10 and i quickly searched for a tutorial to see what it was all about. I bought it! Im in a small apartment and laundry is crazy expensive right now.

[@make.it.rainer]

Sooo jealous that you were able to thrift yours! 🙌🏻 Hope you’re loving it!

[@indiareiss434]

@@make.it.rainer i do love it! It is quite the workout though!

[@coleylovesshrek]

a butt load of money? that wonder wash is like $50. and that spin dryer is $60. You can get a 5 gallon bucket and a plunger for under $15 and some clothes line for $5 and under. Now that saves you a butt load of money

[@curiouspilot]

+Nicole Dozier He's comparing it to conventional methods of clothes cleaning, not the most money saving method. In addition, the method you mentioned requires more time and energy, while wonderwash makes it easier and perhaps less time consuming. Having said all that, I do think you are a nice woman for choosing the hard way to clean your clothes, not many women are willing to do so much housework nowadays.

[@brendabrown5996]

Nicole Doz ya I notice that to about mini washers and dryers. It would be cheaper to buy a full size versions.

[@TheAllMightyGodofCod]

Nicole Dozier besides that, he is washing just a small load and using a lot of water (specially if you consider the water going down the drain waiting for the hot one to come), a lot of detergent (yes, it looks like a small amount but you ar also washing just a small amount of clothes) and he is drying a minimal amount of clothes at a time so he is almost probably using more detergent, more water and more electricity than if he just but a proper washer and a rope to let the clothes dry or something or as you said, if he washed it by hand. Furthermore I bet that dryer won't last and he will be doing an awful lot of was when he replaces it. He is probably ruining the planet, not saving it.

[@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335]

You don't need like in your fucking sentence stupid habit right in the long run it saves money it's ok your a woman you wasn't thinking before you typed this.

[@itsmeGeorgina]

Not to mention space

[@PaulLadendorf]

The reason that dryer is more efficient and a lot cheaper than conventional dryers is that it doesn't dry lol. It spins just like conventional washing machines.

[@ctournet]

It doesn't dry 100%, but it removes a lot of water a lot more cheaply and quickly than a clothes dryer would.

[@CaseyFriday]

I do get a commission when you click through this page, so thank you very much for your support! I'll pass your info along if I ever know someone looking for your services.

[@ReneeKnightYogaRani]

With Covid, I did not want to go to the laundry room in my building! I already had been researching and planned to buy a wonder wash. #Covid-19 just made the purchase more urgent. Planning to buy the dryer next!

[@trlyng1]

Since you can only wash a tiny amount of clothes at a time, how is this saving me money? If I need to wash something that bad, I will just use the sink and roll it up in a towel to blot the water before hanging it up to dry. Look at all the money I saved by not having to buy this little washer and dryer!

[@myfrugalraggylife7104]

Great items, but what's the point of saving on electricity if you have to use the AC to dry it ?

[@novisha15]

Top it off pretty sure you could save some of that water to water plants.

[@toBe8ere]

you can if you use a good nontoxic detergent.

[@iselinhaga1199]

Just what I thought! I want something like this to wash my clothes (mostly underwear, t-shirts and stuff), and then I would like to water my plants :))) An electric washing save don`t save the water... :( (And are expencive)

[@Pynaegan]

I dunno...washing one outfit at a time....? I guess if you live by yourself. I feel if I bought this and used it a couple of time id be like "I *wonder* why I bought this thing."

[@CaseyFriday]

@Simplyredefined Toootally do it. If you're washing clothes every day already, you might as well get a little workout to go with it! I think I read that your dryer is either the first or second biggest user of energy in your house. Slash that usage and you'll be saving TONS. If you save $150 per month, these will pay for themselves in no time. However, it has been SUPER hot in Texas lately, so your electric bill may be largely due to the A/C...

[@pamelabarrett2498]

You're a very attractive guy, and I enjoyed watching your demonstration. I just bought myself a wonder wash.

[@samantharowell9733]

I live in an apartment. We arent supposed to have washers because they want us to pay to use theirs. I think imma invest in something like this

[@JohnSmith-cj9cx]

But don't tell anyone, because some loser from the administration my say something like "Oh, but that's still a washer".

[@Kevin-gf1yk]

How does this compare to yirego? How much for the two?

[@gregoryvochin337]

Kevin yirego is about $300

[@jewellm61]

Someone who has a video on You Tube does not recommend adding golf balls because they could shatter the unit.

[@215frogs]

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Facing apartment living for first time since college, forgot what a drag using community facility could be. Didn't mind expense so much, but time spent and wait for enough laundry to make trip worth it... well just really puts a damper on things. Little washing machine is awesome. Can't wait for dryer to arrive. Bravo to you!!&

[@Veronica-ojoy]

thank you so much for doing this vedio.

[@robertlarson3699]

hey man used one for years, worked great. but ill share a trick i learned with that, water and air is very important with that because its a pressure washer to much water no air no pressure. push drain in before opening top helps as well, same with rinsing.

[@meowzic]

can you do jeans and towels with this system?

[@Theenemy38]

+Zack Vance yes up to 2 pairs of jeans at a time. Just remember to balance the load before hand.

[@joweystyxx9546]

Neat idea, I purchased the Wonder Wash a while back. The stand broke cranking it, note how the stand wobbles when he is just draining it. It leaked in the middle and then the crank broke - I did use it a lot. When it totally fell apart I did an alternative. Found an old plastic cooler, a plunger and that method has lasted forever.

[@helenesstables]

How come the water was coming out so clean?!!

[@katiemacormic7685]

it has to be hot water, golf balls, and the motion of turning should agitate the dirt out of the clothes.

[@pizzybear]

I do a lot of handwashing and rocking the Wonder Wash back and forth a few times seems like less effort. The spin dryer looks easier than wringing out the smallest silk thong. If these things work as advertised the extractor especially would make MY life easier but it's probably not worth it to invest in these machines if you don't mind the laundromat or have "proper" laundry facilities and all you're handwashing is your smalls and the occasional delicate item.

[@CaseyFriday]

The dryer runs off of electricity.

[@glennmunro01]

Can pick up, a heavy washer, and a big ol electricity devouring dryer. If you live in an apartment, whats wrong with being ergonomic, and offering something simple. I think its a better idea...than a big ol dryer...and a big ol clunky...washing machine. You can wash your clothes as needed. Instead of carrying them all at one time, in a big ol...car. Keep it simple. Efficient, and manageable. Thanks

[@leahpatts6007]

The perfect college gift. ♡

[@Josef_R]

6 minutes, compare that. You mean to doing a full load of clothes? So you need to do your 6 minute routine at least 10 more times to get all the clothes a comparable load of laundry would hold, now you're up to an hour just for washing. Plus you are not getting nearly the quality of wash you get with an electric machine. And you didn't do any bulky clothes, probably because they won't fit.

[@sdwilderness]

Seriously... what a waste of time doing miniature wash loads every day. And, that dinky salad spinner... one pair of levis at a time. Huh? Probably takes 15-20 cycles to do what a normal dryer does in a single load. Might use a bit of electricity don't you think? That thing probably has the carbon footprint of a HUMVEE.

[@nikkilove4934]

That's NOT even soap. That's downy softer. That's not getting your clothes clean. Smh

[@LilySharma]

I've washed 3 of my 16 yr old son's heavy hoodies at a time, but only spin one at a time in the dryer. To get them balanced, I hold the hoodie at the waist and let the sleeves fall toward the hood. If I keep the sleeves with the hood as I put them in the dryer, it seems to distribute the weight more evenly..

[@jayrich2744]

This is only for healthy people who's got the neck, back and arms not to mention the energy to do this!!!!

[@lulu2dani]

How does it work on jeans?

[@riceball23]

+Colleen I bet you could only fit one pair in there and spin it for a little longer than 2-3 minutes depending on how dirty they are.

[@lulu2dani]

+riceball23 OK, thanks :-)

[@CardistryAcademy]

Oh shit, its M. Shadows! I didn't know you made youtube videos, Matt. Was this during the Afterlife music video era or did you shave your head again?

[@coumbadianka3045]

All that when u can just throw it in the washing machine and dryer

[@Qwazier3]

I was thinking the same thing. I pay $3 for a load at the mat, bring it home, hang it up on the line, wait till it dries, and then fold it as I take it down. Easy peazy.

[@spleen1666]

Considering I'm washing using a bucket & plunger & drying off a ceiling fan this may be worth it. For the price the washer will cost to get fixed I can buy 2 of each of these.

[@paulmrich]

"I don't even believe in that". Read a book!

[@anthonymccarthy4164]

I immediately turned it off when I heard that.

[@davesmith9858]

Dummy sheep.

[@yootoob2193]

Thank you, this video is HUGELY helpful. Seeing the spin dryer made the decision for me -- didn't want to hand-wring the laundry. I can wait to wash jeans and big items at the laundromat, but for keeping up with shorts, t-shirts, socks and underwear, this is the ticket.