Product review (4 stars): As a single mom on a tight budget...
As a single mom on a super tight budget, I bought this washer to save money. We live in an apartment with a laundry facility that charges $1.50 per wash and $1.25 per dryer cycle, so I have been spending about $30-40 each month to do laundry. Since I am home a lot, the Wonderwash fits perfectly into my lifestyle. I can throw a batch of clothes in, sit by the tub and crank the washer for a few mins while my toddler sits on the potty. Then I take the lid off, attach the drain spout, and come back in 10 mins to add water to rinse. I've been soaking heavily soiled or stinky things overnight in the Wonderwash, rinsing them in the morning, then hanging everything on a standing clothes drying rack that fits perfectly in my tub. It only takes a couple minutes to rinse and hang things up.

I don't mind hanging things to dry, since I realize I mostly used the laundry facility's dryer because I couldn't really carry a whole basket of wet laundry back to my apartment.

The Wonderwash is light enough that even with a full load, I can lift it out of the tub and set it on the floor if I need to take a shower while something is still in the washer. It is so nice to be able to do it all in my apartment w/o leaving my toddler alone. It's especially great for washing things that need immediate attention to prevent a stain from setting, and I don't feel wasteful for not waiting for enough dirty laundry to pile up to make a full load. The $48 + shipping I paid for this is easily going to save me hundreds of dollars a year.

I would have given this 5 stars if there were a spin cycle attribute. It seems like there should be some way to make it drain water by cranking it the same way to make the water spin out. It would have to have an internal way to collect the water so it didn't spray everywhere. I'm sure something like that could be designed without making it much heavier.