Product review (4 stars): It works, but there are some rules to fallow
I have had the Wonder Wash for a couple of weeks right now and after doing a few loads of laundry, I can say this thing does work rather well, but there are a set of rules you want to fallow in order to ensure it gets your laundry clean.

1) Don't use a lot of laundry detergent. You will need about a third of what you would normally use for a small load of laundry. Anymore than that and you are going to be stuck rinsing and wringing out your clothes for ages before you get rid of all the detergent. Also, I did use both liquid and powder detergent. I found liquid worked much better because powder detergent always seemed to leave spots on clothes. While they where not that noticeable on things like jeans or light color clothes, they stuck out like a sore thumb on my black t-shirts.

2) Get a lint brush. While it will get a lot of the stuck on junk like lint and hair off your clothes, it will not get a of it and that's especially true with hair. Earlier this week I got a hair cut and even after washing the t-shirt I was wearing a couple of times, there was still a bunch of hair left. So get a lint brush and run it over your clothes a few times before washing them. This way you won't have to wash your clothes more than once.

3) Small loads work best. I can't stress this enough, do not try to cram this thing full and expect your clothes to get clean. Three to four t-shirts or two to three jeans at a time is about all you want to put in the Wonder Wash. You have to remember, just like a washing machine, you want to leave enough room for your clothes to move around as they are being washed. If you have this thing so full your clothes can't move around as it spins, you are NOT going to get anything clean.

4) This is not a full replacement for a washing machine. While it will do a great job getting your everyday ware clean, work of heavily stained clothes will still need to be  thrown through the washer. Sure if you are willing to spend 4 hours washing you chefs  jacket or mechanics shirt, you might get it clean, you can do it. But, do you really want to waste all that time and effort? Not only that, you are going to have to scrub the heck out of your Wonder Wash afterwards to ensure you don't pass on any grit and grime to your other clothing

5) Washing your clothes will take longer than you expect and will require some honest effort. You are not going to be able to throw a load into the Wonder Wash hardly spin it for two min and get them clean. You are going to have to spin this thing at a decent speed for about three to four min, wring out your clothes and check them. If they are not clean, be sure to empty the Wonder wash fully before putting them back in. Also, before rinsing, throw some hot water into the Wonder Wash, given it a few spins and than dump the water out. That way you know for sure there isn't any left over soap or lint in the Wonder Wash. Also don't just spin a load clockwise. Alternate between clockwise and counter-clockwise. This will ensure that your clothes don't clump together as you are washing them.