Product review (5 stars): Paid for itself in less than a year.
I had mine for many years now & it's still working fine. I only use mine about once a month recently, between regular washing days when I need something cleaned right away right in my apartment, or summers when things get sweaty after wearing stuff just a few hours. It cleans about 2 mens sweatpants & 1 heavy hoodie at a time. A heavy pair of jeans, a couple t-shirts, & a few socks push it to the limit. It will not hold double or queen size bed blankets, but will hold queen size sheets. A thin, lightweight double blanket will fit. My pillows won't fit, but I'm sure there's a few lighter, thinner bed pillows that might. It cleans as well or better than any large washing machine unless you overload it so the water won't spin around well. It cleans faster than an ordinary machine.

I use a high RPM heatless spin dryer with it that I got at Wonderwash for about 60 bucks. It spins the stuff dry with centrifugal force. They come out too damp to wear, but dry enough not to drip. Then after hanging them over the shower rod or a rack, they're dry in about 8 hours. The heatless drier only uses 70 watts. Drying cycle is only 5 minutes.

The day they make a larger version that will do queen sized blankets, & bed pillows, I'll buy another one.