Product review (3 stars): It's good, it's bad, it's so inbetween
There is good and bad with this product. Will I use it again yes.

the good- it is easy to put together, easy to use, gives you a work out (hot water, plus using that crack, you will sweat), it is a cheaper alternative to getting your clothes done, you will spend less on laundry

the bad - it falls apart easy (i mean while rotating it, things kept popping off and I even got starched), it doesn't drain easily which means you got to stick your hand in there to get the water out, it won't do a spin section to drain water from the clothes, the thing likes to move so you are always readjusting, uses a lot of water depending on the load

But seriously not bad, not fantastic and needs some more things added to the collection to make practical. It is great for penny pinchers who don't have to pay water bill, then again I don't know how much a normal washer uses. It fits about an outfit in there. So if your cool doing a load a day then that good for you. For the drainer it comes off and on with some annoyance so don't have it on the whole time. (the pipe sticking out the bottom) It makes a strange noise, but not much quiter than normal washers. And it works pretty good. It doesn't get stains but I guess that is base on your power, However if you spin it too fast it starts breaking apart like some horriblely going wrong space ship.  It's a good thing to have if you want to live off the grid or you want to do your laundry with no power.

For me personally since I am poor and want to save a buck I am going to keep using it.