Product review (4 stars): Awesome, but also slightly labor-intensive
This thing is pretty cool. It does well with smaller loads. I wouldn't ever put a comforter in here! However, with clothes it's fine as long as you keep it small.

There are some learning curves (some of these might seem obvious)

1. You have to fill it yourself. From the faucet. Which seems like no big deal, but the hose it comes with is cheap and most likely won't adapt well to your faucet. A turkey baster kinda works.

2. You have to drain it yourself. There is a pump, but sometimes you need to bring the hose low and then really quickly bring it up, or have a bucket.

3. You have to hook the hose to rinse the clothes (after moving over to spin compartment).

4. There is no actual dryer. The spin cycle is a separate compartment that you move your clothes over to. It works well, but you will probably have to do multiple loads of spin because the wash compartment is a lot bigger. BUY A DRYING RACK and/or indoor clothes line, I have both.

It is kinda labor intensive. But, I live in NYC and I don't want to walk to the laundry-mat and back and forth. This allows me to stay on top of my weekly laundry.