Product review (5 stars): Wonderwasher works 'wonders'
If this item weren't so cumbersome/awkward regarding the stand it would be PERFECT.

 A child could play ball with the tumbler -- its so light weight, I was very surprised. Light and  seemingly cheap plastic. The stand itself that the washer sets in is flimsy and is coming apart. NOT falling apart just comes undone. There are plugs to keep it together but my arthritic hands cannot  get them in. The one page instructions are not enough  on how to put the stand together. I'm in poor  health but am no weakling for sure. The washing directions are fine. I however, will use 1 tsp. liquid laundry detergent for my average load (rather than 1 T. as directed). My clothes just aren't that dirty. There are clips to lock the tumbler piece within the stand but again I am unable to attach them. Working the Wonderwash is incredibly eas yand washes my clothes well in only 90 seconds. FYI you have to prespot before washing your load. I've routinely done that for years anyway. I let them sit at least 30-40min. (or overnight) after prespotting before washing. I even washed my gardening gloves and they are very clean. Still dingy, as I expected anyway but look and smell clean. I posted  the  AFTER pic. on Facebook under Pam Vasquez (I'm from MN). I don't know how to get it from there (FB) to here. Finally figured itout. See pic. You will have to use your imagination on how dirty they were before I washed them.  IMHO WONDERWASH is best used set in a bathtub or in my back yard (I watched many how-to Vids on YouTube for hints and tips before purchasing WW))In the tub or yard o you have plenty of room to turn the handle. And room to drain. I just turn the washer upside down and dump b/c its easier and faster and I make less mess. The drainage tube attaches well and drains good but its faster to just dump the water out into the tub. I can even save the rinse water(s) into a bucket to use was wash water for my next load (Remember the old days and wringer washers where you could do the same.)  After the load is done,  I then put the clothes into a spinner type dryer (electric)) to spin/wring out excess water  and then hang to dry. I am sticking with Wonderwasher for now b/c I am THAT impressed with the gloves. I originally bought this washer b/c as a retired person on a limited income I wanted to save money on electricity and gas and detergent. Also save $$ not having to buy new clothes b/c the washer and dryer wore them out sooner than necessary.  Its also a great way to exercise and stay flexible. The WW does not make my arms or shoulders or back sore. NOTE: Turning handle to a count of "one mississippi-one is the righty tempo. Too fast is not good. Also remember, friction of clothes rubbing against each other is how this cleans in part, not the soap or spinning agitation. To end, I say nothing wrong with being "green" at age 64. ;) I would buy this again. Pricepoint could be lower b/c the cheap plastic is worth pennies at most. If I could I would wash my clothes by hand in a bucket with the plunger method but I'm not able to go back (in time) quite that far. But when TSHTF I will at least have clean clothes!