– Display4top Electric Mini Portable Compact 3.6KG Capacity Washer Washing Machine Spin Dryer Laundry (Purple)

Moving home in the middle of a pandemic was always going to be different, and so it proved. Having to spend a couple of months in our caravan in between selling and buying was the only way of doing it and so the issue of clothes washing arose. This machine was selected as the reviews seemed good and the cost was reasonable. We have used it for washing our underwear, socks, shirts and trousers and it has outperformed our expectations. It fits perfectly in the shower cubicle (although we had to get a rubber shower mat to stop it moving around) so can be filled with the shower hose and empties straight down the shower drain hole. It copes admirably with the clothes although care is needed in arranging heavier items such as jeans to ensure an even spin. We tend to fill the wash tub with clothes, hot water and liquid detergent and allow to soak for a bit, perform the 15 minute wash cycle, drain, spin, wash again with only water as a rinse and then spin again. This little machine works much better than we could have hoped and has saved us so much time!

Superb for my static caravan. Didn't want an automatic plumbed in, as this will be used more when I'm here longer periods than weekends. Washes really well and spins almost dry. Video shows 2 pairs of brand new size 14 black jeans (hence colour of water) and 2 tshirts. Washing no problem. I have it raised on a small low table in kitchen area as pipe to empty is as the bottom, so need it higher and got pipe running into a bucket, then just empty down sink. I use mine to wash all types of clothes, towels and bed linen. Would definitely recommend

I've had this since yesterday. My washing machine packed up and I'm fed up of going to the laundrette. I've done about 8 loads of washing and spinning so far and I estimate it has cost me about £2 in electricity - I've done in total about 6 pairs of leggings, 3 pairs of trousers, a skirt, a towel, 6 T shirts, loads of underwear and pj separates and a jacket. It is easy to use and so far I am pleased. The worst bit is draining water so I put it on a sturdy crate to elevate it. Easy controls. The spin works well..If the spin is noisy it is overloaded so just take something out.

Liked the colour of the unit and the fact that all moving parts are plastic. The controls are easy to use and are clockwork. The only things missing are a spinner rinse and a motor draining system which are included in a standard sized twin tub but one of these would be upwards of £350.00 so this machine is value for money I bought it to use while my front loader was been repaired (five weeks) it washed all that my front loader did but with the usual twin tub considerations. I use this machine in the bath so it can drain away easily. I found the best way to use this machine was to do all the washing first being careful to put a balanced load in (not all large items-put some socks and underwear in every load) and spin off the washing water each load. Drain the wash tank and refill with clean cold water to rinse the loads off before a final spin. The spinner is very good but again care with loading it evenly-fold the washing and load the spinner. The only problem with the spinner is that it does not take a full washtub load but the specs to tell you that before buying. Spinning for two minutes is sufficient to get rid of the water and three minutes is comparable with an 800 rpm spin to it is good enough for most people. All round I think this is a good little machine that does not take up much space.

Dryer broke with in two days. Can't return the item as the courier wont collect. So lost a lot of money here on this useless item.

My housing association has recently upped the price for a wash to £4 and a dry is another £4. This has saved me +£200 over the years and I can't recommend it enough. Some advice for those wanting to buys. 1. It's cheap plastic so be careful when moving it around. 2. Don't overload the wash. Their is a rotating turbine at the base that essentially agitates the clothes you have, you want this to be able to spin and move the water with your clothes or else you will not have a good wash. 3. Don't overfill the wash with water. Their are markings on the inside that will guide you on how much to fill depending on load size. 4. Make sure the dryer is balanced. When drying their should not be a clunking sound. If that happens, take out some clothes so that the center of gravity is lower. 5. Don't put in too much soap. I use about 1/2 Tbs for a wash as it's such a small unit and the Detergent is concentrated. These are things iv learned that were helpful. It may seem pricy now but I made my money back from using this device and since my Uni pays for power, they are paying for my wash and dry, instead of me paying them 😎.

Just before Christmas, our washing machine decided to die and a new one could only be installed after the New Year. So, this seemed as a heaven's sent solution. It was good for home use for just a few small pieces of clothing (underwear, socks, t-shirts, etc). First impression was that it was much bigger than it was expected (or at least by the impression given by reviews and description). It is not tiny; say about half the size of an ordinary washing machine. It's simple to operate but time consuming. Add manually hot / warm tap water, detergent and clothes and use the wash cycle a few times (did not think just a 10min cycle was enough to clean). Then empty manually the soapy water by letting the attached house lay down over a sink. Next, add water for rinsing and repeat cycles (one cycle may leave clothes soapy). Next, you need to squeeze clothes by hand to get rid of as much water as possible and add into the spinning dry tube. Clothes will come out almost dry. But the spinning tube needs to be loaded carefully and evenly or a loud noise would be heard and the machine will vibrate violently! Best place to be put is next to your kitchen sink, so you have easy access to water and drainage. Overall, it worked in an emergency situation. Other disadvantages: delicate clothes may be caught in the moving wheel during washing and ruined. Also, clothes that leave threads during washing could spoil the rest.

Paying university accommodation dryer and laundry - circuit laundry is one of the biggest scams. This has saved me soo much money, there are soo many positive aspects about this. Just to name a few, I saved £££, I also could wash my clothes whenever I wanted. It wasn’t that loud so it didn’t affect me that much. It also didn’t take too long to wash 15 minutes is one cycle but I would recommend 2. The dryer is some what ok, as it fully doesn’t dry the clothes however you can just put it on the radiator. It’s heavy when the water is inside to the limit but otherwise very light. I would suggest putting it near a toilet so the water after you use it can escape.

The overall washing machine is great and works really well. However, the tube used to fill the machine with water had a hole in the middle of it causing a water leak.