Product review (4 stars): Great for small loads, won't replace your normal washer
I don't have a car and live in an apartment complex without access to a washer and dryer. After a couple of months of spending way too much money on Uber rides to coin laundromats, I decided to investigate alternative methods of obtaining clean clothes. I saw a YouTube review of this Wonderwash, and since it was under $50, I figured it would be worth it to purchase, as I wouldn't be out much if it was terrible.

I've used it multiple times a week for a few months now. It's not perfect, but I'm happy to have it.

Pros: Easy! You put in water and a tablespoon of detergent, add a couple pounds of clothes, put the top on, and spin it for a couple minutes. It couldn't be simpler. Plus, your arms are getting a pretty decent workout! The clothes come out clean enough, rinse by hand, and either hang to dry or you can purchase a countertop dryer. The Wonderwash is very lightweight, so it's easy to move around.

Cons: Good lucky getting pet hair off your clothes! Seriously, it sucks. Also, stains need to be treated by hand first. Towels never get clean, and although I've washed sheets in here with great results, blankets are another story completely.

Overall, this isn't as good as a normal washing machine, but for light loads without stains, it's great. These days, I still go to the laudromat once a month to wash towels, blankets, etc., but this is great for tshirts, socks, underwear, and other light pieces.