Winado 17.6LBS Full Automatic Portable Washing Machine with Drain Pump

It's a very compact machine. One set of sheets for a queen bed and it's full. Compared to my old washer it looked like a toy. Having said that, we tried it immediately and are impressed. Clothes came out well washed and fairly dry. It's not noisy and have plenty of choices for washing cycles and water levels, etc.

I have used this machine for several weeks now and I would definitely rate it a 5+ in all areas. I was able to set it up myself, I’m 68, and began using it immediately. It has s very quiet and does a good job on small loads. Definitely a good purchase for one person to use on a regular basis.

Buyer beware! The hose doesn’t fit anything I bought a new faucet and it still doesn’t fit, so to try to get it adaptable to any kitchen faucet or shower faucet just wasted my money sadly as the size was perfect with long water hose but to try to find/fit is impossible so I’ve not even had water in it yet, extremely disappointing

Overall, this washing machine is great and cleans just as well as a full-size washer. I purchased the 15.6 lb model and it can easily fit a queen-size fleece blanket inside. It has a large, powerful impeller that does an excellent job, and I’ve used the machine several times without any issues. While running, it produces a low hum that can carry through the room, but it doesn’t interfere with conversations or watching TV. The clothes come out just a bit damp and only take a couple hours to air dry indoors, which is better than a full size machine. The intake port uses a standard 3/4” thread, and the supply hose has enough slack to comfortably reach a sink. For the price, it’s a solid value—although the $30 shipping felt high, coupons brought my total to $140, which feels just right. There are a few quirks worth mentioning. The Normal and Standard wash modes are identical, and the Air Dry function simply spins clothes for an additional 30, 60, or 90 minutes without actually drying them. It may help remove extra water from heavier items, but otherwise doesn’t make much difference. The water level selection is my biggest complaint: the lowest setting fills the tub halfway and uses about 4 gallons of water, which is more than needed for very small loads. The remaining seven levels are spread between halfway and full, with the highest using about 10 gallons. The drain hose could be longer, and the included hanger is too small to hang over most sinks or tubs, so it needs to be weighed down or wedged in place. Lastly, the regular wash cycles include three rinses, which feels excessive so I typically stick to the quick wash instead.

We live in a small apartment and have a laundry closet but it is not large enough to install a regular size washer and dryer. I don't remember how I did it when we moved in but I did get a standard size in the closet, however the control board went out on the washer and me and a friend had to disassembly the old washer to remove it. My wife and I found this compact washer and read the reviews and decided to buy it. As you can see in the images we installed it permanently, it has only 1 water input, cold, so the black hose is not connected I have yet to remove it. 1) It is extremely easy to install if used permanently. 2) It is not noisy, sounds like an electric car taking off in spin. 3) Washes clothes clean, that impressed me However; 1) The manual is TINY print 2) Translation of manual is extremely poor 3) Manual is non-senseical in places 4) The load size is much small than expected (3 large bath towels) 5) Spin cycle does not spin out the large towels as well as should. 6) For the first few uses it will STINK, this is the plastic chemical smell and it is awful, but it is not on fire, it just stinks. 7) As I said the manual is a challenge to use, To use Press POWER button on, set water level, the manual has 1-6 "GEAR" but the washer has 1-8L we fill it up and set it to 8L. Cycle 01 and 04 are likely the ones most will use. 01 is regular wash, so 40 minutes for all 4 cycles and 04 is 60 minutes for all 4 cycles. Press start. If you have a tight space or no washer hookups then this is a great unit to buy, just get used to washing small loads. We like it for the fact it fits the space we have, we prefer the standard size but that is not an option so this is the next best option and it is a good option. Easy to set up, Once figure out the manual easy to use. Cleans very good Quiet.

The item is small but it does work. My unit didn’t have connections and I needed a temporary solution. I just moved to a house 2 weeks ago and my washer that I had storage for 2 yrs is not working spins out of control when in spin cycle so. I decided to revert to my old solution and this little machine has been going strong thank god my dryer is working great.

I’ve been using this washing machine for a while now, and I’m genuinely impressed with how well it performs. It’s compact enough for an apartment while still offering plenty of room for everyday laundry needs. The different wash programs make it easy to adjust for different types of clothing, and the built-in drain pump works great. It cleans clothes thoroughly, runs smoothly, and is very convenient for daily use. The controls are simple to understand, so getting started was quick and easy. One thing I really appreciate is how practical it is for smaller living spaces. It doesn’t take up much room, but it still gets the job done efficiently. So far, it has been reliable, easy to use, and a great addition to my home. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a convenient washing machine.

Preface: I’m coming from a 13lbs twin tub machine that lasted for about 7 years before the spinner gave out. Cons: - Very large machine compared to my 13lb twin turbo. - The capacity is supposed to be 17lbs yet it has trouble washing a duvet set which is essentially 2 sheets and 2 pillow cases. The machine doesn’t spin unless I maneuver the clothes and even then that shouldn’t be the case. - The faucet connector needs adjusting and it might not fit all sinks. - Cannot manually set a wash time like the twin turbos. You’re stuck with the time limit given for each wash cycle/program. - You have to dry spin multiple times as it’s not that great at draining the clothes. Twin tub spinner was stronger and only could hold 5lbs of clothes. Pros: - The machine is very quiet when in use. Only the spin cycle and draining makes a bit of noise but that’s expected. - Being able to have the drain in the sink and the machine doesn’t need to be elevated for it to drain is the best feature. - The machine hooks up to the faucet with some maneuvering. Have to make sure it’s secure. (Tip: I just turn the water off and on when it needs it in order to prevent splashing. - Clothes do get pretty clean overall.