Deal or Dud: Wonder Wash

PHILADELPHIA - If only you could take the comforts of home along with you on vacation?

Maybe you can! Just add water!

Consumer reporter Michelle Buckman puts a portable washing machine to the Deal or Dud test!

Further Information:

The Wonder Wash washes a 5-lb. load super clean in just a couple of minutes by using a patented pressure system that forces detergent into the fabric at high speed for a fast, efficient, economic and very easy wash. It is ideal for campers, single people and even for the housewife with small frequent loads like hand washables and diapers. Uses far less water than even hand washing.

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[UcanbeGOD]

It's going to take the place of my washing machine. Fuck dropping 5 to 10 dollars in quarters in machines!

[lambikins]

Wow! What a great review and actual footage! I'm ordering it based JUST on your examination of the product! Thank you for taking the time to film and post this video.

[frigginjoe]

I have a great little washing machine, but got this and a high rpm spin dryer because it's so fast to do small loads.

Even multiple loads equaling a large load by big machine standards are quicker to finish.

[Rae Crothers]

I love my Wonder Wash and have written several articles about how to use it.

[inkey2]

I never actually tried the ball bearing trick. I was thinking of that because they usually have a ball bearing in spray cans of paint to mix the paint up better before spraying. Yeah, with jeans, work clothes socks it would be fine but no, i wouldn't put a prom dress or lace curtains in with bearings

[aida bach]

It's a lot of personal time drained right there though....

[aida bach]

So, did you experiment with it or just had a streak of thought? That sounds good in theory, but I don't know the practice. I surely will not want it tangles in my chiffone (silky) clothes. It sounds find with jeans, T-shirts and socks

[maxcohen13]

"Flipping" it around is just a way to agitate the clothing for washing. There are other ways to move the clothes around. I just use an old canoe oar and twist it in the bucket every so often between soakings.

Works like a charm.

[Virtualgod2009]

some people don't like getting wet.

[Virtualgod2009]

that's when the video is fast forwarded at 50x speed. You should know by now the chinese use generic directions for everything. The 3200 rpm directions are for an electric version that looks nothing like this.

[Virtualgod2009]

have fun flipping your 5 gal pail, simply rolling it won't work, I tried. If solutions were that cheap and simple no one would have bothered making something slightly more complicated.