VCJ Portable Washing Machine, Twin Tub Washing Machine Laundry Compact Washer spinner Combo with 28lbs capacity, 18Lbs Washer and 10Lbs Spinner dryer for Apartments RVs and Dorms

The numbers made sense. It was either buy this on sale for $99 with $9 shipping or a little $40 or $50 portable that does about 1/4 or 1/3 of the amount of doggy laundry this does and by a $20 salad spinner which will not spin as much water out as fast as this one does. This one really really spins well. It really gets almost all the water out. The salad spinner did a little bit better than hand ringing because we know those little portable washers really don't spin. it's a joke. So spend $70 for something that's not going to work very well and can't do very much, like maybe one or two doggy blankets or four or five doggy undies at a time Knowing it will break soon because their delicate and they really don't get things very clean because they're not very powerful, or buy this at $99 on sale with $9 shipping and it's covered under our Amazon protection plan. It's tiny. But I can fit four to six small baby blankets in there and still have a little bit of space and then spin them two or three at a time because the spinner is smaller but it really gets them dry we can then just hang them up to dry. You could fit two pairs of jeans of a normal man normal heavy weight jeans in there. I would wash one at a time though. Because it's a little delicate. You could fit 8 2x regular white men's undershirts in their easily without overloading the machine. But it's the spinner that's the best because we all know when you hang laundry out to dry it takes forever unless you can spin them almost dry. This does that. The washer part is great but the spinner is gold. 1,300 RPM. It fits right in the bathtub. We have it hooked up to the shower directly because it's the guest bathroom and no one really uses that shower anyway. It's good advice to use a lint catcher in the drain, thank you to whoever put that in their review. It really washes powerfully it spends really well and if you have a small dog and you don't want to mix their body fluids in germs into your normal household machine And you don't want to run a Giants amount of electricity and water in a big normal household machine because it's just a bunch of small loads for doggy or baby this is a great solution especially if you have a spare bathroom that nobody really uses. it's 22 pounds dry, heavier wet unless you let it dry out, so lifting it in and out of the tub is not a problem for storage. Great for hurricane season with prolonged outages.

THE GREAT: This little washer kicks ass! I was really shocked at how much it can handle. I got the version that can take on 18lbs of laundry with a 10lb capacity spinner, and several weeks' worth of laundry was cleaned and ready to use in a blink. The small hose for filling it is quite small, and though it worked beautifully, I prefer to use my showerhead to fill the tub faster. The 15-min max cycle agitates everything fine and is gentle enough to make me feel confident even for handwash-type items. The drain hose is quite short, but with a little creativity I was able to wiggle it in a way that it drains easily enough down a good drain (tested on the toilet, tub and sink. I prefer hooking it by the toilet as it'll drain on its own.) It's a lot more involved than your run-of-the-mill washer and dryer, but especially since I've been looking for more ways to be more active, I found it really fun. There is a bit of a learning curve, and the instruction manual isn't the clearest, but what I usually like to do is to fill the tub with the temperature of the water I want to the level needed for clothing, soak the clothing for a moment without over-crowding the already large tub, let it spin for the max 15 minutes. Then I let it drain, refill the tub with less water to rinse out the clothing, let it spin for about 5 minutes, and drain again. Finally, I'll move half the load into the spinner, let it go for up to 5 minutes (depending on how much it needs to drain), and let it finish. I've run over 10 wash/spin loads so far, many of them back-to-back, and all of them have been perfect in how clean they are. At this point in time, I have a clothesline, so I take out the spun clothing and let them dry outside. Probably will get a mini-dryer as things get colder, but for the time being, it really is a lot of fun, and is a good way to fill the time. Maybe I'm just weird for enjoying chores though. It is a bit expensive but extremely worth it. Eventually, it'll pay itself off compared to the several trips it takes to get to the laundromat nearby, and the hassle of getting coins every single time. THE BAD: There **ARE** some negative qualities to it, but they were minimal in comparison to my positive experience. If the spin dryer does not have a heavy amount of clothing on it, it will spin in a way that bumps against the inside frequently until it finds equilibrium. It can be a bit noisy at this point. There was a lot of trial and error to figure out exactly where and how I wanted to set up the machine. It may benefit from getting some form of a cart/wheels under it to make it easier to move around if there is not a set area for it to be, like at my home. The instruction manual isn't written in very clear English, but it really is as simple as plugging it in, hooking it to a water source, and getting the drain somewhere it won't fall off. One other negative thing is that the plug is not very long at all, be prepared to be somewhere with both a drain and an outlet within 3ft away at max. The machine also arrived covered in thin sheets of plastic that covered every inch, even under decorative elements and inside the machine in ways I'm still struggling to pry out of the cracks and crevices. I'm not sure why it would come in such a way, assembled so that you have to practically take apart some elements to get the plastic out. It does make a small mess with the water, so don't expect to be running it on the carpet. MISC: The washer came with a card that included a private email address to the vendor, who encourages you to contact them if there is ANYTHING wrong with the washer. While mine came without any real problems, it was extremely comforting to see how much they care about a large item being shipped over such a long distance. And if anything goes wrong with the product that's clearly an error of manufacturing or damage from shipment, that they'd be there to help. I love this little machine for saving my bacon, and the hassle of dragging my dirty underwear to a laundromat. Thank you to the makers for such a considerate item!!!!

I've had this product for about 2 weeks and wanted to wait to write this review so far it's been very good above my expectations and it came faster than expected. Living in an apartment with a family of 3 this has made my life easier and our clothes are way cleaner than any laundromat machine I've ever used. Good Buy so far! I will update with a video when I have time. Some tips that I recommend. 1- Place this in your tub & use a heavy duty extension cord if needed. If you have trouble lifting it you may want to try hooking it up to a water supply. For me I prefer the tub cause when it dries out I can store it in a closet and I like the exercise. 2- Use a handheld shower head to fill it. This will also make rinsing easier. I wash. place in spinner run the shower head over the clothes in the spinner and spin, throw it back in the washer with clean water and rinse and then back in the spinner a 2nd time. Sometimes repeating based on how dirty the garment is. draining will be straight in tub use a wire filter on your drain hole its a couple bucks at walmart and I use them on all my drains to prevent hair and gunk. 3- It came without a lint filter net that goes in the side of the washer to catch lint. I use fabric dryer sheets which makes it easier cause I can just dispose of them and it also helps the water wash softer. 4- make sure you use enough water , Your water needs to come above the clothes so it can agitate correctly. 5- I bought laundry bags that you can wash socks, underwear and bras in... It really isn't needed unless your washing small items especially just bras helps the hooks from getting caught. I have washed bras without and had no issues but I guess if I wash just bras they will be useful but not necessary. 6- A lot of people wonder if you can wash and spin at the same time . The answer is YES you can just make sure the middle button is NOT on drain keep it on standard or gentle . The machine will drain anything in the spinner without having to switch to drain. 7- Towels/ Sheets- No issues washing King set of sheets or 3-4 towels. For towels I use the buildings dryer but I have hang dried as well just not as fluffy which is to be expected. 8- Blankets/Comforters- Unless its a thin blanket or a throw blanket I recommend the laundromat for those. 9 -Small Rugs- I have washed my bath rugs, kitchen rug and door mat all separately and they come out as clean as new.

So far we’ve had this machine one month and it works well. The agitation is strong and the spinning really gets clothes dry. We love that it’s a small size for our apartment and we’ve put it on top of a clothing bin in the bathroom to operate so the water funnels down from the tube when it drains. The chord is really short though so you may have to find a way to position the machine near an outlet. The only problem is that the water in the wash compartment empties out as the cycle is going on for some reason. You can’t fill the wash bin to the top because the water winds up somehow draining out to the mid-way part of the machine which doesn’t help the clothes really get as much washing action. The price is really great and it saves a lot of money that would go to the laundromat. You can spin dry stuff to the point where just hanging it a couple hours it will be good to wear.

It has been working amazingly! It has already saved us over $150 from going to the laundry mat. It has been a very great machine so far! And it has saved us a lot of time to enjoy our weekend too rather than spending it at the laundry mat. The instructions in some spots are a bit vague. Missing a details that I had to figure out. I do wish the spinner side was a little bit bigger though. It does do a great job! But being able to wash and spin at same time is beneficial!

I’ve had this for a while now and I wanted to make sure I was able to use it, then review it. It is definitely an easy set up. Noise level fair, it barely weighs so ny family can pick it up. The only thing I wish was a bit more automatic was the spin cycle. I wish I didn’t have to manually turn the nob to drain and rinse. But washes super good!

I had to edit my original review. It was too complicated and wordy. I think you should know this first. Mine came with a plastic bag and a tiny little hose clamp inside with NO INSTRUCTIONS. I had to figure this all out by myself. I've tried 5 times to write the review I wished I had read. Not one person told you about where to set up your wash station where you can drain each load easily and safely ( I had to rinse and dump 14 buckets of water because I didn't know the "how to's and the "what' nots).... Be sure you can drain each load that needs to be rinsed at least 2-3 times. I've shown you a couple pictures so you can see the dials. I have NO IDEA what those words are... or if they are even words! If you do know,reply to my review and tell me. I'm dying to know! I LOVE "NORNAL 🤣😅From now on I'm now doing my laundry right inside my bathtub! Yep! No bending or lifting and dumping. Everything goes right down the drain. Now for the the best part. This comes with an extracter. Boy I'm telling you, you better hang on to something before you press "Play" coz this lil sucker (figuratively and literally) will suck the paint right off your walls! Your clothes will be almost dry meaning... you won't have to waste any more electricity. Just hang them up in the fresh air and they'll be dry in minutes. I'm not kidding. It almost made lifting all of those buckets up worth it! Have fun and Happy Laundry Day!

This machine washes like no other I ever owned or used. It doesn't break and doesn't discolor the fabrics. The clothes always come out soft, refreshed, and exceptionally clean. I use organic laundry soap. However, that doesn't seem to make any difference at the laundromat or with the machines provided by the apartment complex, where the colors fade and the fabric gets thinner with every wash. I also appreciate its large tub capacity which saves a lot of time. But I cannot say the same about the spinner. Although larger than on other semi-automatic machines, it could have been a little bit larger. Sometimes I have to spin three or four times for one load. Which is not ideal if you want to get it over with faster, so you won't waste your entire day off just on doing the laundry. And another thing that bothers me is the pump. I'm sure it worked fine if I hooked the drain hose to the bathtub. But my bathroom is too small, and I partitioned my kitchen to improvise a laundry room. So, I hook up my machine to the kitchen sink when I want to do the laundry. And that pump doesn't really do well with the sink. It's relatively fast when draining the tub. But, when I run the spinner, the pump will take out the water at random. Sometimes, right away, as it should. But most of the time, it starts at minute 2 or 4, or right before the spinner is about to stop. And, in this case, the clothes are still too wet to be put in the dryer. So, I have to spin again, and again, and again, until the pump gets it right. Anyway, overall, it's still better than having to leave my place to do the laundry. And because it washes so well, I give it 4 stars.