Product review (5 stars): Knocked a good $50+ off my electric bill. Paid for itself.
I had bought the Wonderwash for a unique reason. At the time, my son was a little over a year old and I was constantly doing laundry. I thought it would be easier if I could work something out in about 15 minutes and hang them on the line to dry. I still owned a washer and dryer, but if I could do it more economically and environmentally friendly, then why not?

Within a month, my electricity bill had dropped about $54 and this was the only thing I had done differently. Soon, the spout where the water pours out had broken off. I believe that was my fault and I explained the situation trying to order a replacement. But they have amazing customer service. They replied to me within 24 hours and immediately sent me a replacement piece.

I've seen a few questions on here asking if the Wonderwash will remove stains/leaks from diapers. With some TLC, quite possibly. That is achieved by washing the clothes with white vinegar and hanging them in the sun to dry. The sun will help clear the stain.

I eventually moved and unfortunately, since I could not carry the Wonderwash with me while traveling, I was forced to part with my beloved Wonderwash and gave the item to my grandmother. She loved it and held onto it for some time before she passed. She mainly used it for her delicate clothes.

Even though, again, I am now settled and have a washer and dryer, I can't wait to order a new one. It's a great thing to have and if you're like me, and you have had a few washing machines break at the worst time possible, you know how valuable this kind of thing is to have around.

In conclusion, over the course of a year, using the Wonderwash (religiously) and hanging the clothes to dry saved me around $200-300. I can't complain about that.