Product review (5 stars): RVRS & BOONDOCKERS - This is SOOOO worth the space!
LOVE the new Nina Soft Spin Dryer &  Wonder Wash combo!

We live in a fifth wheel and have an on-board washer and dryer. Sometimes it takes the tumble dryer up to 4 HOURS to dry two bath towels even though they'd been through the spin cycle in the washer.  Since we don't always have full hook-ups and some park laundry facilities are up to $3.25 to wash and dry a load, I'm now using Laundry Alternative's Wonder Wash and the Nina Soft Spin Dryer.  The Nina Soft pulled nearly 3 quarts of water out of EACH of two towels, after which the tumble dryer finished drying both in 40 minutes.  Woohoo!

Other remarkable drying times:  Nina Soft followed by the tumble dryer = Queen sheets dry in 20 minutes; 4 pair of jeans shorts, 20 minutes.  Nina Soft + line dry on a hot day = 20-30 minutes total drying time for T-Shirts /Shorts.  Pretty amazing.

The spin dryer's earned a permanent place in my RV kitchen because I use it almost every day.  I'll still be using it even when I have full hook-ups and can return to using my regular washer.

I dealt directly with Laundry Alternative and they were great to work with... answered many questions by phone and email before and after receiving my products.  My only regret is that I didn't order them a year ago.  I could have saved so much time drying my clothes, and money at  park laundry rooms.

RVrs:  The Laundry Alternative people told me it's BEST THAT NINA SOFT TRAVELS UPRIGHT v. stowed on its side.

BOONDOCKERS, I asked the Laundry Alternative people how much water would the Wonder Wash be putting into the grey tank for washing and rinsing?  Here is their reply:

"It takes a little over a gallon of water to wash the clothes. Rinsing depends on the method used. If you refill the machine to rinse, you can use up to 3 gallons of water" [total, wash + rinse water]. "You can also rinse by hand, and perhaps use less water. The best way to use the least amount of water is to use a spin dryer...it's not commonly known, but a fast spin cycle removes a great deal of detergent suds...most people assume you must use water to rinse, but fast spin speed also does a great job of rinsing."

For what it's worth, I'm making my own low suds powdered detergent from recipes found on youtube, and I'm getting great results with only 1/2 - 1 TEASPOON of powder per load in the Wonder Wash.  Makes rinsing easy and the water extracted via the spin dryer is coming out nearly clear.  If you have to be super conservative with water while boondocking or managing your grey tank level, it is easy to recapture the rinse water from the Wonder Wash and the Nina Soft and re-use it to wash the next load.

The photo compares the Nina Spin Soft to my counter height and a one-step folding stool.  Hopefully it will give you a good visual comparison for size.  Believe me it's worth the space.  And the price for the Laundry Alternative combo.

BTW, my husband was fussing that these were just "gadgets" before I made the purchase.  After watching me keep the laundry clean this last month and my neighbor schlepping off to the laundromat with 3 weeks dirty laundry, I got a welcome, "Good decision, Babe."  Can't beat that.  Unless he did the laundry.  LOL

UPDATE 10/20/15:  STILL LOVE THE WONDER WASH/NINA SOFT SPIN DRYER COMBO

Have only had full hook-ups about 2 weeks out of the last 4 months, but the laundry situation isn't a hassle any more.  The combo works - clean clothes in less time.  Was able to use my regular washer this week, but only used it for 3 big loads.  Found I prefer the Wonder Wash for small loads of like things, plus the quick turn-around time of just a few minutes to wash and rinse a load.  Used the spin dryer after each of the regular washer loads, too, and it was remarkable how much soapy water was extracted.  Thanks, Laundry Alternative, for great products.