Product review (3 stars): Like other reviewers said the instruction manual is a bit ...
Like other reviewers said the instruction manual is a bit lacking but it's not hard to figure out. When you're washing your clothes, make sure the dial is set to "wash" and when  you're spin drying, set it to "spin".

This product is best for thinner fabrics like dri-fit gym clothes. I can't imagine using it for sweaters or woolens, especially since the spin drying bucket is small.

Tips:
* You will need to do 3 cycles on this machine per load. Prewash, wash, rinse. I tried washing one load with just wash & rinse and the clothes weren't fully clean.
* There's 2 lines/markings on the side with "H" and "L" next to them. Make sure the water line doesn't go pass the "H" line. If you over fill, the agitation will fling water out of the machine
* With the bucket empty, make sure your load (dry clothing) does not fill the bucket more than halfway.
* Separate each load into 2 spin cycles

Pros:
* Tiny and lightweight, so you can store it anywhere. Great for RVs and small apartments.
* Agitator is stronger than expected for a machine of this size

Cons:
* Every time I use the machine, there's a slight electrical burn smell. Makes me feel like this machine isn't going to last long
* The spin mode is "good" but could be stronger to spin more water out. Before I put each piece of clothing into the spin bucket, I need to wring it out a bit. It leaves clothes just dry enough to not drip water but still pretty damp. If it's cold and humid, clothes going to take 24 hours to hang dry.
* You need to apply some weight on top of the machine during the spin cycle or it shakes too much

Overall:
For the price, it's a great machine. Especially when you're in a pinch and just need to wash a few intimates, I don't need to go all the way to the laundromat. For apartment dwellers, the spin cycle is a bit noisy. You might want to skip it and just wring out your clothes of excess water.