Product review (2 stars): This is what you get when you're on a budget
First it took close to a month for me to get this.  When I got it I was pretty excited.  The excitement started faltering when I realized the hose was too short.  I wanted to sit this on my kitchen floor instead of my small counter top but the hose it comes with is too small and only works at a funky high angle.
Next I put my work out set, two sweaters, two face cloths, some socks and some underwear in it and it didn't even agitate.  I guess I fell for the 5.5 lb capacity it claims it has.  So I had to take some clothes out and let it sit until I could get done with what I could get done.
Once the first load was done I had to rinse them out in my kitchen sink and then put it in clean water and put in fabric softener.  This was a daunting task because I had two more loads I had to do.  The first load caused me to have to separate them into three loads.  When the loads were 'finally' done I realized they were so dingy.  I don't even think the washer cleaned these loads.
I ended up moving to another apartment and this apartment has a bit more counter space than my last apartment but the same went with the hose.  I now had a sprayer that I could work with(other apt. didn't have this).  This time I only did underclothes and my whites came out dirty white.  It looked like I never cleaned them.
After having to rinse out my clothes first before putting them back in this washer with fabric softner I realized I wasted money.  Even though I used this twice it was twice as disappointing as wasting money at the laundromat.  I'm going to have to suck it up, save for a bigger portable washer that has a rinse cycle and probably sell this thing.

***UPDATE 7-10-13**
I haven't purchased a bigger washer yet and I still have this Panda washer.  I learned a great trick with this that has allowed me to be able to wash a semi load of clothes.  I still have to do separate rinses but the bigger load is better.  For those who have this like me or is considering getting this, load the water to the amount you want.  Turn on the washer, wait till the water begins to agitate and one by one throw in the item of clothes you want washed.  When I did this I was able to wash one body towel, one medium towel, two face cloths, 3 shirts, and work out clothes(pants, top, scarf).  It still takes over two hours to do about 3 loads of clothes but it sure beats paying $1.75 to wash & $1.50 to dry.