Product review (5 stars): Wonderfully Convenient
Wonderwash is perfect for small places and for doing small laundry loads between laundromat visits. Can do almost all your laundry if single and just don't want to use community washers. See You Tube Video. Cost is reasonable at $50 including shipping.

Bought Wonderwash a while ago and this plastic barrel machine works well. It holds up to 2-3 outfits depending on garment materials & size. Ex: 1 dress, 2 pants, 2 shirts + a few undergarments all at once. Or 1 winter heavy knit sweater + 2 jeans or so. Maybe 1 full/Qn bed linen piece + 1 towel at a time, etc --while mindful not to mix whites with colors & to pre-treat heavily soiled pieces. I recommend filling up machine with laundry below 1/2 it's mark to then add enough hot (or warm water) + a couple spoons of detergent to the allow all to swoosh around. Gently spin handle for 4 mins, drain dirty water with tube attachment according to instructions. Pour clean hot or warm water to rinse. Close pressure lid. Spin handle. Repeat drainage + water pouring with softener, etc as desired. Voila. Pretty clean clothes & a workout to shape & tone arm muscles too. Use wrist weights for greater arm workout results!

I bought Ecover brand scented detergent & softener plus Maggie's Soap Nuts (to make a water softening rinse) prior to getting the Wonderwash. These are safer & gentler on sensitive hands & skin as I was doing simple small laundry loads by hand. But as soon as that Ecover set is done and if I get the Laundry Alternative's Spin Dryer, I'll be wonderwashing with a spoonful of Tide or Cheers & rinsing off with another spoonful of good ol' Downy or Snuggle! Surely these laundry products work better in getting clothes clean-er with lasting scent in less Wonderwashing spin sessions!