Product review (4 stars): Almost a year later and it's still going strong...
This little washer has been a life safer for a friend who lives on a fixed income and has developed continence issues. The complex coin laundry costs $3.25 a load to wash and dry. At almost 10 loads per week, this unit paid for itself in one month. Sure, the capacity is small, but that's actually a plus since he washes his clothes as he wets it instead of having to wait a to fill the high capacity commercial washer in his building. He purchased a hanging clothes rack that he'll sit outside to dry. The unit fits perfectly inside his walk-in shower and does not connect it a facet. Instead, he uses the shower head to fill the unit as needed. It is noisy and it sometimes doesn't drain when it in that setting. But he's discovered that unplugging the unit for a few seconds and turning the wash to drain mode, easily fixes the problem. The spin bin is small and will require the clothes be spun in 2 batches. It does not dry the clothes. It only wrings them out to about 90% dry, depending on the fabric.

Just remember to keep the doors open otherwise the washer will start to have a mildew smell. He uses this washer 99% of the time instead of using the commercial coin washer in his building. I recommended using a scent booster such as Gain so his clothes always have a nice scent to them.