Product review (5 stars): bringing peace, love, and eco-friendly clean clothes to a home near you
Living in an apartment without access to laundry facilities (except the laundromat, of course) kinda sucks.  I would throw this sucker in my tub and do my laundry there.  Some people complain about leaks when you insert the drain tube; put it in the tub--then you don't care.  I used this guy for around a year before I moved.  Just hang your stuff from your shower curtain rod and you're golden.  It's a huge time saver and I loved being able to do laundry when I had time (like at midnight) and not just when the laundromat was open.

People ask, "does it get your clothes clean, though?"  Weirdly, it does.  I always used cold water because I just prefer cold water for washing clothes.  I never had any issues with getting stuff clean.

The next question they always ask is, "ok, but how much stuff can you actually put in there?"  A LOT, actually.  Think of a regular-sized washing machine.  It's about half of that capacity.  I could put any one of the following in the machine as a full load:
* 4-5 pair of jeans
* 7-8 regular-weight tops (not like sweaters)
* a week of socks, bras, and underwear
* 10 pair of PJs

I'm a plus-sized woman, so it's not like the clothes are Tinkerbell-sized.

I used the machine with and without the spin dryer that LA also sells.  You can totally use this machine without the dryer.  If you're on the fence, just buy the washer and think about it for a while.  But I'll tell you this:  if you get both, you won't regret it.  Get the pink Ninja one and you will be happy, happy, happy.