Product review (5 stars): A dream for RV'ers / Campers.  BYE BYE Laundromats !~
We are RV'ing for a few months and purchased this to save on going to the laundromat 30 minutes away from our camp site.
The unit is about 30 pounds and packs a powerful aggitation cycle and a mighty powerful spinner.  We have a clothes line up to hang up our washed items after they spin.  No, they're not completely dry but really just damp.  If you have access to water, electricity and a place to hang your damp clothes, this will work for you.
While it comes with 2 water inlets and a hose to fill, I have found it ****much much much**** easier for me, while RV'ing , to use a garden hose and lift the wash lid and fill it that way.  You can also use a pitcher or bucket to fill it.
The drain hose is in the grey water inlet at the property we are RV'ing at.
You have to have this level as much as possible because it does vibrate at times when it starts to spin.
Here is how I use it.
Pour half a cap full of soap in, grab garden hose and fill it up to my desired level.  Insert clothes ( thin, lightweight blankets , sheets or towels ) , and set wash cycle to "normal" and the timer to 15 minutes.
After the wash, I drain the water and then refill with fresh water and liquid fabric softener and again set wash to normal and 15 minutes.  After that is done, I set it to "Drain" and once again, use the garden hose to rinse as it is draining.
Hanging clothes up on the line to finish drying, I personally, need to use liquid fabric softener. Your needs may vary.
The spinner is very small so I can get 2 or 3 spin cycles out of 1 wash load.
I put what will fit in the spinner ,  push gently on the clothes to extract more excess water and then put the "lid" on top of the clothes and then let it spin for 5 minutes . That is as long as the spin time goes....up to 5 minutes.  The "lid" is a flexible disc that comes with the unit.
The directions are not written very well at all.  It takes a few to decipher what it is saying but it's actually easy to figure out.
Your hardest part to figure out is where it will work best for you.
Outside, in an unused ( or used ) shower stall , tub or in the kitchen by the sink ( or any other sink ).
Yes, it takes a lot more work than a traditional washer unit but this really is a fantastic little unit.
It's absolutely a blessing to people who live in small places, or who cannot afford a traditional washer/dryer unit , or who are camping / RV'ing.
I actually bought mine on eBay for about 10 dollars less ( than the amazon price ) from the same exact seller ( onebigoutlet) and if you want a cheaper deal , go to eBay and search for the seller. Free shipping too. After I bought it on ebay ,  I found they had listed a couple more Buy it now 's for 100.$.  Buy from eBay to save a few more bucks .. It's the same exact seller and the same exact model.
This unit will pay for itself in less than a month from the savings of the laundromats and the driving there and the expensive washers.
Do I really need to say that I absolutely LOVE this washer. :-)