Product review (2 stars): Disappointingly Inferior to Handwashing
I bought the Wonderwash because I hoped it would be faster, easier, less messy, and more efficient than handwashing. I chose it over an electric mini washer which was $2 more because a machine that couldn't experience electrical malfunctions seemed less fallible to me.

I'm disappointed to report that in my experience, this machine is not superior to handwashing clothes. In fact, it ends up making me feel like I've just added complication to the process.

Handwashing is as easy as throwing the clothes in the sink or tub, washing, rinsing, wringing, done- and throughout the process, you can see when the clothes are clean. With the Wonderwash, you have to load the water and soap, make sure you correctly estimate the load size to water and soap ratio, crank for the recommended amount of time as pieces of the legs of the machine pop off and the machine itself scoots all over the place, attach the tube to drain, add water again rinse at least once, drain again, start all the way over if the rinse water still looks gross after enough rinses, remove the soaking wet clothes, wring them out, attempt to remove the water that's left in the machine after draining, then dry your clothes.

This process ends up being just as messy, if not messier than just sink washing by the time you're finished and it definitely isn't easier. It isn't faster for me because the clothes never seem clean enough so I end up rewashing and re-rinsing multiple times. It's not more efficient than handwashing because with either one, you have to provide the agitation yourself- however, with handwashing, you can wash a much larger quantity of clothes at once.

I was excited to use the Wonderwash and I really wanted to love it, but so far it has not met my expectations.