Display4top Portable Mini Washing Machine Spin Cycle W/Basket,3.2KG

Mejor de lo que pensaba. Silenciosa al centrifugar y la ropa queda mas seca que en una lavadora tradicional.

Llego en la fecha acordada..hacia tiempo q queria tener una y estoy muy contenta la gasto mucho la voy convinando con la grande y la colada en un rato esta lista....muy recomendable

mia moglie è molto contenta del lavoro svolto dalla lavatrice, a tal punto che la stiamo pubblicizzando anche ai nostri colleghi

Great little machine! I've had it for a few months now and use it nearly every day. Usually many times a day. My old washing machine quit on me and I couldn't afford to replace it right away so I got this. It washes significantly better than my regular household washer did! Very impressed! The only downsides are that it's a small capacity and the spin is basically useless, but that's to be expected in this type of thing. I can do most of my laundry in this thing. I've even washed my bedding in it multiple times. You can't fit a duvet in it, but you can fit a double size fitted sheet or a double size duvet cover. Separately of course. I have even washed a fleece throw blanket in it (120x150 cm). It fits, but just barely. If you had something that size that was particularly dirty you would need to find another way to wash it, but if you're desperate and it only needs freshening it will work. I have washed size 20 thin skinny jeans and size 10 regular thick jeans in this without an issue. Size 20 thick jeans would struggle though. It's just too heavy for the machine. The machine can wash xl thick hoodie without an issue, but it does struggle when the big, thick goodies have heavy duty zippers etc. Mostly because the hardware on the hoodie scratches up the plastic on the bottom. The machine can cope just fine with the weight of the wet fabric and water, but clothes with heavy hardware is too hard on the machine. I had a metal clasp on a hoodie string come loose during washing and get stuck under the plastic plate for the spinning mechanism, preventing it from spinning properly and making a terrible noise. It was easy to take out the hoodie and water, dry the machine thoroughly, removing the plastic plate, and take out the offending metal clasp. It then worked perfectly again. I would strongly advise not to was clothes with heavy hardware in this machine though. In terms of spinning, it is very similar to putting your wet clothes into a salad spinner. The upside is that you don't have to manually spin like you would with a salad spinner. The downside is that you still have to hand wring your clothes (or find another solution). Again, that's to be expected with this type of machine. You won't find any other similar machine with a better spin function. You'll either have to spend more money for a bigger, higher quality machine with a stainless steel basket, get a separate machine strictly for spinning, hand wring your clothes, or allow to drop dry while still very wet. The side by side machines that take up twice the space, have one side dedicated to spinning, and cost nearly double sometimes have a better spinner, but not always. Plan to buy this strictly for the washing function. If you have mobility issues in your hands that prevent you from wringing out your laundry, you can use the spin on this machine and then hang your clothes up to dry, but be sure you put a towel on the floor and point a fan at the airing wrack. If you don't do these things you will have a wet floor (laundry doesn't drop a ton, but it does drip some) and your clothes will take so long to dry you risk getting issues with mildew. I know from experience. All in all it's a great little machine considering cost, space saving, and effectiveness of cleaning. Would recommend, providing you are aware of and prepared for the fact that spinning does not compare to a standard home washer. Some reviews express surprise at how much water is used. That's why it gets your clothes so much cleaner than a normal household washer. Most home washers don't use anywhere near enough water to properly clean clothes. The most effecient way to use this machine (for time, water saving, and detergent saving) is to fill it with hot soapy water, send a few thing through the wash (if the water looks clean it is clean, set wet clothes aside while you wash more) and when the water looks dirty drain the water. Then fill it up with clear water, squeeze as much water out of your laundry as possible, then send things through the rinse a few things at a time. Once out of the rinse, wring out and hang to dry. You can then add some detergent to the rinse water and use it to wash the next batch of laundry in the same fashion. Doing it that way makes this machine far more environmentally friendly than a standard washer. It uses far less water and detergent than a standard washer, while getting your clothes cleaner. Win win. You need to think of it as a replacement for hand washing rather than a replacement for your normal machine. Modern washing machines don't use anywhere near enough water to properly clean your clothes and then waste the water they do use by sending it down the drain prematurely. This is far superior in terms of cleanliness and environmental footprint. Oh, one last thing: it helps to attach a stocking, nylons or thin sock to the drainage hose with a rubber band and wipe out the inside after use. There is no built in lint trap and, while it does produce less lint than a standard washer, there is always some amount of lint when you wash clothes. Having a sock attached to the hose prevents lint from going down your drain and clogging pipes and wiping down the interior prevents any tiny bits of lint that didn't make it down the hose from getting on the next load of laundry. I wipe mine out after roughly 6 loads of laundry sent through both wash and rinse cycles. Any more than that is overkill.

C'est une bonne machine à laver et simple a utiliser. En plus son essorage fonctionne très bien et très rapide .