Product review (5 stars): I really recommend getting the spin dryer too because wringing out the ...
I have had 3 of these over the past 10 years.  Each one lasts about 3 - 4 years.

I also have the Laundry Alternative Spin Dryer.  So I wash my clothes in the WonderWash, then put them in the Spin Dryer where they come out the same as they would after the spin cycle from an electric full size washing machine.

I hang the clothes up on hanger or on a rack and they are totally dry but the next day, even a thin blanket will be dry the next day, and sweaters.  In the summer clothes will be dry in an hour.

I really recommend getting the spin dryer too because wringing out the clothes by hand just won't do the job and it will hurt your hands after a while.  I have wrung out clothes by hand removing as much water as possible and then put them into my spin dryer.  It will get out another 2 cups of water from a load of wash.

Buy the set is the way to go, but this cranking washer is a great way to do laundry and save money.  I put it on my kitchen counter near the sink and fill it up with an empty plastic one gallon jug.  It takes about 3 gallons depending how many clothes you have in it. I do one wash and 2 or 3 rinses which is more than recommended but I want to have super clean clothes.  I also only crank 100 times per cycle.  Then I put in the drain pipe and it all the water goes down the drain. I have washed either 3 pairs of women's jeans or cords or 4 sweaters or 3 weeks of underwear and socks.  It really works well.  I wash light weight blankets, sheets, and everything.  I even wash jackets, one at a time.  The only thing you can't wash is a thick comforter.