Product review (1 stars): You Get What You Pay For
The Wonder Washer seems only good for small articles of clothing such as undergarments and blouses. For $60 I was not expecting anymore than being able to occasionally wash a pair of jeans and T-shirts when I needed them. But the washer is built cheaply with a transparent plastic bucket that just sits on the motorized plastic base. The lid has drain holes but is not sturdy so you must be careful not to break it while draining a load of laundry. The two knobs on the base were difficult to turn. One knob lets you select either a regular cycle or a gentle cycle. The other knob is a timer which gives 3,5,9,12, and 15 minute wash cycles. Unfortunately, only the 6 or 9 minute selections worked, while setting the timer on any other time would cause it to jump down to 9 or 6 minutes. Once the timer reached the 3 minute mark the timer would jump to off, but the washer would continue to run when it should have turned off completely.
The washer looks like a large blender, but would work better if it was not curved like an hourglass and instead like a small cylinder. Also, if the bucket would snap onto the base then it would not have been so stressful when I had to keep it from tipping over, even though the water level was not passed the maximum limit line of 10 liters. I really wanted this washer to work, and would have made fixes for what I could fix, but the timer malfunction and the lid and hourglass shape were breaking points.
I have returned the washer for a full refund, and have since bought a Panda 5.5 lb. washer for $100.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Panda-Small-Mini-Portable-Compact-Washer-Washing-Machine-5-5lbs-Capacity/dp/B005GM942C/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Panda Small Mini Portable Compact Washer Washing Machine 5.5lbs Capacity</a>. I am very happy with it so far, and would recommend it over the Wonder Washer. Even if you only need occasional undergarments washed, I would suggest ignoring the Wonder Washer and looking elsewhere. I would honestly consider using a plunger washer with a 5 gallon bucket for about $30 if there was no other options.