SUPER DEAL Compact Mini Twin Tub Washing Machine, Portable Laundry Washer w/Wash and Spin Cycle Combo, Built-in Gravity Drain, 13lbs Capacity for Camping, Apartments, Dorms, College Rooms, RV’s and more

I just used mine for the 1st time….apparently i missed the part about the gravity drain hose that needs to lay flat. I specifically chose this one because it said the inlet hose was also the drainage hose, both located on top. Im disabled and live on the 3rd floor of my house. My washer and dryer are in the basement so thats another set of stairs. I live with my 74 year old mom but thats just too much to ask. Luckily, this machine fits next to my toilet and i read all the instructions 1st, so i just sat with a bucket and let it drain but even the instructions don’t match the model….
Get the 6ft drainage hose extension!!!!

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I’m not sure that the previous answer from superdealusa is correct. The left side input will put water into the wash side tub. You can either use that input of just put water in using a hand held shower head. The right side water input puts water into the spin tub. The spraying water when the tub is spinning allows the water to go through the spinning clothes, extracting more soap as it does.

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Mine does this as well, it’s because you really aren’t suppose to run your wash and spin cycles at the same time. As long as i do it one at a time, everything runs just fine. If it happens, i drain all the water and put in a new batch of water and it starts right back up!

Yes, it can. I add mine in my final rinse.

Me too. I didn’t compare the machines to mine very carefully. But the zeny ones i see are more expensive. Maybe they tab out and upgraded? It’s also not uncommon for umbrella companies to tag products with their name, ie b&d makes attachments for kirby.

You can fill it up with water and then wash it. That’s what i do since i do not use the hose. I fill it up with a bucket, it’s a little hassle but i’ve been using it for two months now and it works for me. :d

You can, but don’t use the intake tube. Best to use a bucket or a garden watering spout can, fill it up and pour into the washer.

Just go to the laundromat. You’re better off!

I used it 2 times stopped spinning

My increase is not even worth noting.

There seems to be a contradiction in this info.

I.e. From above in the supplied info page – answer: absolutely! It can handle 8-9 lbs. You can wash 5 to 6 shirts and pants. Or numerous smaller articles. 4-6 pairs of jeans would be no problem.

Yet, here it says 2-3 pair?

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It comes with a hose that can be attached to faucet, i did not use it, it is faster to pour water in it.

Left side to wash, right side to spin. After the spin cycle, i prefer to create a rinse cycle by putting clothes back into the wash side, adding fabric softener like i would at the laundromat. Then i put clothes in the right side to spin again. Hope that i was able to answer your question. As an aside, if clothes are particularly sudsy, i switch the inlet hose to the right and add water while clothes are in spinner, before the ‘rinse cycle.

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Plastic piece is used to cover the spinner. When spin, put your clothes in, then cover with plastic piece to protect them.

110-120v.

We already upgraded the hose of washing machine, all of the new batch will come with longer hoses. We appreciate all the advice from our customers.

Yes you can.

Yes of course

I had a machine just like this nd i would wash in the was side, transfer to the spin side, leaving water running into the spin cycle to spin out the soap. When i saw no more soap suds coming out i would stop it, let it fill up and put in softer. Shut off the water and kind of move the clothes a little up and down the start it spinning again. When the water goes down to hardly anything your clothes are spun dry. Still need a dryer or air dry the rest of the way.

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When purchasing this there’s an option to buy a base with wheels for $28.00.