Product review (3 stars): Okay if you don't mind all the work involved
I bought the wonder washer when the closest laundromat near me closed down and I was forced to send my laundry to the cleaners.  I thought this would be a great way to cut down on the cost of having my laundry done for me as well as for anything that needed to be air dried.  Honestly, it was a bit of a pain to use but perhaps it was only because I didn't like all the work involved. I would usually fill the bucket with water, detergent and clothes and let it run.  Then I would have to take all the clothes out, run it underneath the showerhead to rinse out the detergent and then pour the water out of the bucket. I'd then rinse the bucket a few times to get ride of the detergent water, throw the clothes back in the bucket and fill it with clean water and run it again for the rinse cycle. After that, I would then hand wring out all the clothes and then lay it out to dry.  After awhile, the work just didn't seem worth it and the Wonderwasher stayed in my closet until I sold it to someone for half of what I paid for it.  This is okay for anyone who is willing to do all the manual work involved. Otherwise, I would have looked for a portable washer with at least a drainage hose or even yet, one of washer/spinner combos.