Product review (2 stars): Better off buying a plunger and 2 five - gallon buckets
As with most products purchased, engineers do not think outside the box. The ad for this product says that you can wash up to 5 pounds of clothes, but the instruction inside the package limits it to 4.3 pounds of clothes. I guess the other 0.7 pounds is for the water.

If you are a person of average height and weight - basically 150 pounds/5'10"+ tall - then you can wash a good deal of clothes per load. If you are obese, such as I, 4.3 pounds of clothes is about the weight of 1 pair of jeans. You might get away with washing 1 5XL T - Shirt along with a couple of wash cloths per load. Both of the examples is before you add the water. When you wash and rinse the clothes, the washer rocks back and forth like it was about to fall over.

If you are classified obese and are going camping, purchase a plunger and two 5 - gallon buckets to wash your clothes. That way, the weight of your clothes, the water, etc. will not be an issue. Otherwise, happy camping with your Wonder Wash.

P.S. a person who is obese and wants something similar to Wonder wash to take on a camping trip might consider buying a concrete mixer with a hand crank.