Product review (5 stars): Pleaseantly Pleased And Slightly Mortified
<div id="video-block-R880D9TLHUJ5X" class="a-section a-spacing-small a-spacing-top-mini video-block"></div><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/D1NQ8KT9PRS.mp4" class="video-url"><input type="hidden" name="" value="https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61LTgLDkaSS.png" class="video-slate-img-url">&nbsp;This has to be one of the best purchases I have ever made. We moved from a big house to a 1000 square foot 2 bedroom apartment that has a shared laundry room with everyone on our floor. When we moved I had to sell my washer and dryer because there was no room for it in storage.

The building I live in is pet friendly so when I use the washer/dryer I can only assume at some point my neighbors are cleaning their pet bedding in the same machines I wash my clothes... well no more.

This machine is amazing, but there are some trade offs. Here are my pluses and trade offs.

PLUSES
+ It works - just look at the video and you will see how dirty the wash water is (can you say mortified)
+ It is a truly compact unit - no matter how small your apartment is, this will fit in it
+ It is an economical purchase - I bought this for $106. We have lived in the apartment for a month and have already spent over $100 in the laundry room with washer and dryer each being $1.50 a pop.

TRADE OFFS
= Finding the best way to fill it up and drain it - see my video to see what I did out-of-the-box.
= Small loads - I did a week's worth of work clothes. It took 2 loads to wash and 4 loads to spin.
= Clothes not completely dry - like others have said, the clothes will be about 90% dry - I just hung the clothes up outside on the balcony and in the bathroom. Within a few hours they were dry.
= Laundry needs more of my attention - after the wash cycle I have to drain it then fill it back up with water to rinse before moving the clothes to the spin - for the convenience and cost savings - WHO CARES!!

Something I want to add after doing the video and my first full load - although the unit doesn't move during the wash/rinse cycles, it does vibrate during the spin cycle. At the very end of the spin cycle when it turns off, I do have to make sure it doesn't shake itself off of the counter - not a big deal because I only need to set the spin cycle for 2 minutes (even for my jeans).

One other thing I want to add since doing the video, I found if I move the unit closer to the edge of my sink, I can pull the faucet hose all the way out and it reaches the washer, so now I don't have to use a bucket to fill it up - super excited about that!

Like everyone else said, if the water inlet was more conducive for American style faucets this would be perfect. As I mentioned earlier I had to sell my washer and dryer and even if I got an apartment stackable, those do not work in every apartment. This unit will work anywhere you have a tub/shower or sink with a mid-size countertop. This means you can take it anywhere and use it. I am totally stoked about this purchase.