ROVSUN 15LBS Portable Washing Machine, Electric Washer and Dryer Combo with Washer(9lbs) & Spiner(6lbs) & Pump Draining, Great for RV Camping Dorm College Apartment

I live alone in a NYC studio apt, and 10 pounds was a good size for me; I was able to wash two months' worth of laundry in four hours. If there are two or more people, I recommend going up by at least 16 pounds. These portable washers are also useful during the quarantine, but keep in mind that they will not wash comforters or blankets (consider your washer's WEIGHT capacity as well as the weight of your laundry after it has been soaked in water). My fleece robe, for example, is very light but absorbs a lot of water, so I can't wash it in this machine because the wash cycle is only 5 minutes. 6 lb. , 4 lb. , 6 lb. , 6 4lbs)br>br>Despite the ambiguous instructions, this is a very simple machine to operate. Many reviewers and YouTube "how to's" skip a few steps, as I've noticed. So here's how I wash and spin my clothes according to the instructions: In addition, I've noticed that doing it this way reduces the amount of lint left on your clothes. br>br>WASH (Because this machine drains by gravity, make sure it's higher than the drain you're draining to. ) To raise it, I bought a printer stand. Also, on the drain hose, I tie a nylon sock at the end to catch more lint and keep the plumbing from clogging. )br>1. Fill the washer with hot/warm water and a tablespoon or teaspoon of detergent for small loads (via water inlet/hose/bucket/shower head). Load your laundry and lint catchers (these machines are notorious for producing a lot of lint!). At this point, I start the washer and inspect it for agitation. The clothes should be swishing in the washer. You may need to remove some clothes or add more water if it does not spin or swish. "H" denotes the highest possible water level. The washer's water level indicator is labeled "L" for low, "M" for medium, and "H" for high. I usually set it to 9 minutes (clothes) or 12 minutes (bedsheets/towels) and Standard; the Soft setting is for "delicates," which means the impeller spins less and the spin directions are separated by a longer delay. br>Keep in mind not to overwork or overload the washer! br>br>SPIN THE SOAPY WASH WATER OUT. br>2. Many people skip this step and go straight to rinsing instead. Clothing is always spun after a detergent wash, just like it is in any other washing machine. The issue with simply draining and adding water to rinse is that your clothes are still soaked in soapy water, and adding more water will only "rinse" the clothes with diluted soap. So, after you've finished washing the clothes, put them in the spinner to get rid of the soapy water. I spun it for less than a minute, until no more water came out of the drain hose. Of course, double-check that the spinner is balanced and the cap is firmly in place. Drain the washer once all of the clothes have been spun. Because I don't want the lint in the water to settle on the clothes, I prefer to drain after instead of before. I give the wash tub a quick rinse after it's been drained to get rid of any remaining lint. Keep in mind not to overwork or overload the spinner! br>br>Repeat steps 1 and 2 if your laundry is particularly filthy. In a sense, it's similar to a pre-recorded audio track. washing machine and washing machine cycle RINSEbr>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br Fill the wash tub with cold water and fabric softener (you only need a teaspoon) as the last of the soapy clothes spin. Start the timer after loading the spun clothes. The rinse cycle could be set to 3 since you spun out the soapy water. 6mins. br>br>SPIN DRY br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>b Once the rinse is complete, transfer the rinsed clothes to the spinner, being careful not to overload or overwork it. I'm not draining the washer yet because I don't want the lint to settle, so I'm not draining it yet. Overspinning can stretch out your clothes, so only spin until no water comes out of the drain hose. The time limit is two minutes. br>br>If you don't have another load to wash at this point, drain the rinse water. There's no need to drain if you have another load because the rinse water can be reused. In theory, the water should still be clean because it was used to rinse soap from clean clothes. with just a smidgeon of soap Steps 1 and 2 would be repeated. 4 until you've finished all of your laundry CLEAN UP IN THE WASHER/SPINNERbr>5. Rinse out the washer and spinner to remove any lint/dirt/soap/buildup, and remember to clean out the lint trap after you've finished your laundry. Lift the machine to ensure that all of the water has been drained (gravity drain), as well as the drain hose. My machine came with a hose that was more than 5 feet long! Then, to avoid mold and mildew, wipe everything down and leave the lids open to air dry. br>br>Good luck with your laundry!.

Kamari Mejia

| Nov 05, 2021

br>br>It holds a LOT more than I anticipated - 2 full loads of laundry have been washed. It has full-size sheets and pillowcases, as well as a jogging suit, all at the same time! I do wish the dryer side had more capacity, but it isn't a deal-breaker, and the spin dryer is fantastic! We spin the clothes three times for a total of 15 minutes, and they come out almost dry, so they only need to be hung for an hour or two; four for materials that are unusually heavy or porous. The washer is extremely powerful, probably even more so than a regular washer, and I have no doubt that our clothes will be thoroughly cleaned. We've had a couple of things tear due to the washer's strength, so we're figuring out how to reduce the likelihood of that happening again, but I'm not taking away any stars for it. br>br>My mini washer is fantastic!.

Indie Sanchez

| Nov 30, 2021

UPDATE:
- It's been over a year since I purchased it, and it's still going strong! I haven't been as happy with a purchase in a long time as I am with the Rovsun 16. 6 washers and spinners that are potable! It's fantastic, and I can't say enough good things about it! It has made me so happy! What an amazing product! I can't tell you how much this washer/spinner has already made a difference in my life. The ease of use is incredible, as is the cleanliness with which it leaves the laundry. I was able to wash several loads the same day I received it, and I couldn't be more pleased. I adore how nearly dry the clothes, sheets, and towels are after spinning. I washed sheets and towels separately (of course), and everything "EVERYTHING" came out spotless and smelling wonderful. Oh, and here's something else that's equally crucial: There is a lot of silence. That's crucial because I don't want to bother my neighbors below me. br>I had previously used a portable washer, but it was nothing like this! This is a huge improvement! br>It's well-made of high-quality materials and sounds quite powerful (while remaining quiet)! br>I put mine in the stall shower and filled it up with water, detergent, and washed it with the shower hose. Then, to remove the soapy water, spin the washed items in the spinner. (You can also rinse with water while the machine is spinning, but the hose won't fit any of my faucets unless I extend it. ) That's what I'm going to do next. )br>After that, rinse with clean water once more. br>Then put it back in the spinner for another 4 minutes, until it's almost dry. Hanging the clothes (or whatever I washed) to dry takes about an hour on average.
Note: I also use a small amount of baking soda (2 tablespoons) in the wash to help keep the clothes from wrinkling. )br>After I've finished washing, I leave the covers open to allow the tubs to dry naturally. br>*I also purchased two lint catchers, which are excellent. br>Tie a knee-length scarf around your waist. To keep any lint from going down the tub drain, attach a high stocking to the drain hose's end. br>br>However, I believe it will save a significant amount of time and money in the long run. And I can do my laundry at my leisure in the comfort of my own home; There will be no more trips to the washer and dryer. Yes, it takes a little longer to complete than a full-time job. size, as well as all of the automatic washing machines- My only regret is that I did not purchase it years ago because it works just as well and is less expensive. br>br>My only regret is that I did not purchase it years ago because it works just as well and is more cost effective. br>br>My only regret is that I did not purchase it years ago because it works just as well br>br>I believe that if this machine is handled carefully and not overloaded, it will last a long time. Load Capacity16. br>br>Load Capacity16. br>br>Load Capacity16. br approx: lbsbr>lbsbr>Approx: lbsbr>lbsbr>lbsbr I washed: 11 washer 5 spinnerbr>I washed: 11 washer 5 spinnerbr>I washed: 11 washer 5 spin br>br>Washing Machine: br>br>Washing Machine: br>br> br>Either 2 bath towels or 1 bath towel 8- 10 washcloths in a 6 minute "Standard" washerbr>Drain waterbr>Rinse with clean water for 3 minutes
Spin: br>5 minutes per towel. Each washcloth will take 5 minutes to dry. time to drybr>br>Wash: 6 minutes, drain 1 Queen cotton sheet (cotton is heavier). Setting: "Standard"br>Rinse for 3 minutes with clean waterbr>Spin: br>br>Wash: br>Wash: br>Wash: br>Wash: br>Wash br>8 tops 5 minutes in the washer on the "Soft" settingbr>Drain water br>Rinse for three minutes.
Spin: br>Spin dry for 4 minutes 8 tops at a time.
- To reduce wrinkles, I roll them up and spin them in the spinner. br>br>Washing Machine: br>br>Washing Machine: br>br> 1 Queen or 1 Twin sheet 2 pillowcases 6 minutes Using the "Standard" setting on the washer, drain the water and rinse for 3 minutes with clean water.
Spin: 5 minute spin time for each sheetbr>5 minute spin time for each pillow casebr>br>br>Note: I wring out some of the excess water from the sheets and towels before putting them in the spinner so that they aren't too heavy and don't overwork the spinner. br>br>It could probably take more, but I'm going slow to avoid damaging it. br>br>If anything changes, whether for the better or for the worse, I'll let you know. br>br>Madeline smiles, br>.

Annalise Salas

| Jul 17, 2021