Product review (5 stars): I was skeptical but proving worth it's money.
I was VERY VERY (can't quote that enough) skeptical to buy this at first. I spent an entire month comparing all portable washers, watching youtube videos, going over reviews before I settled on this one. We live on the 4th floor, fiance is pretty useless when it comes to taking laundry to the laundromat, spends $80 a month on laundry for no reason!!! I normally do laundry myself but I am 2 months from having our baby and I would have to lug the laundry down 4 (MORE LIKE 8 SINCE ITS DOUBLE STAIRS) flights of stairs with our two year old daughter, around the corner and back up. I'm on bedrest and just finally cracked when my fiance "forgot" to do laundry and our daughter had nothing to wear one day. I felt like I needed to take laundry back into my own hands to save money and to make sure we had clothes. I received this Monday, March 26, 2018, today is April 1,2018 I am not going to lie I have used this TREMENDOUSLY trying to get the clothes up that my fiance kept leaving behind telling me he thought the clothes were clean. I have done about 20 loads of clothing since the machine is so little and with no dryer I've been doing laundry very often and hanging as many clothes as I can. It's works really good, gets our clothes clean and spins really good. after I finish getting all of the laundry up I will go to only trying to use it 3 times a week or hopefully less. But with our newborn coming and the chance of a c-section, I really need this thing and can't always wait for fiance to decide when he wants to do laundry....

The machine is very small but very capable. My fiance is on the larger side weighing about 230lbs now but still wears clothes from when he was about 360lbs (yes he's come a long way). His sweatpants are very heavy so I wash them separately. My clothing I wash about 3 pants, 3 shirts and some socks and undies. I'm 5'3 and weigh about 210lbs being pregnant and all. My daughter I can wash a very decent amount due to her being small but I do sometimes do it in 2 separate loads. I try to be careful with how much I'm loading since I'm doing so many washes this week. I go by the clothing feel, How much space it takes up before the water and fabric. I have even washed my daughters bed blanket which is for a twin size bed, it was light weight so i tried it. I've done 2 towels, 2 wash cloths and our kitchen towel in one wash. Our bed sheets and blankets go to the laundromat, no question no trying.

 For the most part, I'm happy with my selection for right now. I brought warranty of course and registered the product. So far so good. I will be back to update in one month.

 UPDATE:: May 10, Its been a little over one month and I haven't slowed down my use thanks to preterm labor kicking in. Ive been working on getting everything ready for when our baby comes home. I got the magic chef 2.5 cubic dryer to help get this laundry up because hanging clothes wasn't cutting it. The washer is still up and running. I use it about 4 to 5 days out of the week, about 3 to 4 loads a day. It takes at least 2 queen size sheets just fine. So all we have to take to the laundromat are the queen size blankets. I must say I'm still happy with my decision. Being house bound for most of the day isn't fun but I can at least get it clean.