Product review (1 stars): Awful AWFUL and VERY disappointing!
I once again could kick myself for not listening to my Mom!  (She is 90, you would think I would listen by now!)  In theory ONLY, this little washer seemed great.  I watched many different videos (Not made by the company that makes Wonderwash) of people using this small washer.  It looked and seemed to be just what I needed.  What I failed to notice (Or think about) was, in all the videos I watched and researched, I failed to notice, something very obvious.  MEN were the ones demonstrating the use of this washer.  They have much larger hands,  making it possible (perhaps, if you have Mohammed Alis hands!)  to wring oceans of water from soaking wet sheets and towels.  Think about how heavy a sheet weighs when loaded with pounds of water!  If you are hanging these items inside, your floor or rug will end up soaked. You can also forget  about anything drying, when it is that wet.  Nothing comes out of the wonderwash without needing a small army to wring all the water out of any items you placed inside to wash.
I am used to hand washing all my delicates and I do this on a nightly basis. We are all adults here, so, that would be, one pair of panties along with two socks or (pany hose or tights) and one bra and camisole.  If you wait until you have even a pound or two (which is literally a couple bras and pairs of panties) they are  a tangled mess of heavy, sopping wet items, impossible to untangle or wring out.  You also have a flood of water and a soapy mess to clean up once you have figured out you have been duped!
The ridiculous thing doesn't empty out the dirty water buy the handy little pipe your supposed to attach.  Attaching the pipe is a small feat in and of itself, since you do this with wet hands, and again takes, a lot of strenghth.  As a matter of fact, everything becomes more than a little difficult when your turning this and twisting that with wet soapy hands.  Also, have a grand time cleaning up the equivilent to the Atlantic!  Definately not the time saver I was lead to believe it would be.  My nightly ritual of hand washing takes all of 10 to 15 minutes (including hanging the garments for drying)  This was my lesson!  "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"
Then there is the problem of the soap NOT rinsing out.  I used half the soap recommended with the second go round of clothes and still found after rinsing everything twice, a huge layer of soapy foam sitting on the top of all the clothes.  I had to tip the darn thing upside down to get the water out of the (now VERY heavy "washer").  I want to be very clear about the water evacuation.  It will empty I would imagine, IF you had a week, perhaps to wait for the dribble of water that does come out of the attachment.  Having said that, the clothes are still sopping wet and very heavy and still loaded with soap residue..
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.  It is a total piece of plastic junk.  Even the small pieces after only one use began to pop off.  I could have had my entire months worth of clothes washed, dried, folded AND put away in the time it took to just clean up the mess!
I had a month's worth of laundry when this rather costly and disappointing "Wonderwash" arrived.  I waited to use it, not wanting to try a months worth of clothes on its first use and never expected I would be able to do ALL items with it anyway.  So I believe I am beyond my time frame to return it which I believe may happen to others.  If after reading this review and you foolisly don't listen to my mom (as I so foolishly did not) I recommend you use it right away, clean up the mess and return it (as you will most certainly want to never see it again) immediately!  I am thinking creatively and trying to turn a bad situation into a better one.  I would not give it to a charity for obvious reasons.  ( Why give a mess to someone else to clean up?) but I was thinking it might make a great compost container! I think it could make a decent planter if sunk in the ground for mint!  I am sure kids will find all kinds of interesting planets for their stuffed animals to travel to and bring back valuable information.  I think I am going to use mine for recycling day to put bottles and cans in.  Probably will make an excellent cooler for beer or soda!  Fill it with ice and crank it around once in a while to be sure everything is staying nice and chilly :)  I have been lucky with most online purchases and every now and then this happens.  You can boohoo or laugh at how silly you were to ignore your own mom who will probably give you the same advise mine did! Do not forget to include time to make a humble pie and send a note saying... WHY did you let me buy this da@n thing!  Bottom line - Anytime you get thinking, I might just try it anyway,,, think about what 90  years on this planet has taught any woman who has spent a good part of those years washing clothes!! Then smile, gather together your quarters and head off to the laundry mat.  At least YOU won't be the one holding the mop!