I got it about a month ago, I use it for my vacations, it’s small, lightweight, and fits comfortably in my car, for one person it’s okay for daily clothes. Now the negatives are that it heats up easily when you put in a lot of hot water because it’s made of plastic, so I put lukewarm to cold water. It has a 15-minute program, and when it finishes, you have to change the water and rinse the clothes from the detergent; it doesn’t do it by itself, we have to do it. The drying has a very small drum that only fits underwear, small towels, and t-shirts, and when it spins, it shakes a lot, and we have to hold it a bit and empty the water ourselves and add it back. Now for the positives, it washes satisfactorily compared to washing by hand, not anything special, but it gets the job done. It’s very easy to transport, it’s economical to buy, and for a few clothes, it’s just right, for example, for work clothes so we don’t put them in the regular washing machine with our good ones, it’s a very good solution. In my opinion, it should have a little more space or be about 15€ cheaper, and it would be very balanced as a device. I would buy it again, yes, I would definitely buy it again, it’s worth it. Out of 10, I would give it a 7.5, I believe!

For one person, it's just what you need, if you have unrealistic expectations, buy a regular washing machine. I bought it because it fits in my space unlike regular ones. It's small and light enough, but it fits enough clothes (about 3 kilos) and the spinning is okay, you just need to put the clothes in properly so they don't move around. If the clothes don't have TOO much moisture, they are dry after 2 days of hanging outside. Personally, it solved my problem as I can wash things that I couldn't wash by hand (towels, sheets, heavy sweaters, etc.). For one person (student, etc.) if you don't have access to a regular washing machine, it's the best solution right away. You don't wash clothes as easily as you do in a regular washing machine, but under no circumstances, absolutely not, is it as tiring and time-consuming as washing them by hand. After you buy it, it will take you a few days to get used to it, to see how it suits you to put it without filling the bathroom with water and splashes, and in the first week, you'll be perfect

I bought this washing machine because I am a student and I live alone. I thought it would be good, but unfortunately I wasted my money. Initially, it washes twice for 15 minutes each time, and then if you put it back in, it stops after the first 5 minutes because the motor is playing up, and then you have to wait 10 minutes for it to rest and start washing again. The spin cycle lasts 5 minutes and you can only put 1kg of clothes in, and as if that's not enough, it also moves around during the spin cycle. In simple terms, it requires supervision when it does this. It doesn't spin well at all, obviously causing the clothes to take up to 5 days to dry, especially if they are winter clothes with thicker fabric. You have to manually add water, meaning you have to boil it separately and then pour it in, so you can understand.

So, we conclude that it is time-consuming and wasteful because 1) it washes, 2) then you have to empty the water to add clean water for rinsing, then remove the water again 3) and then IF YOU STILL HAVE PATIENCE, you have to add water and fabric softener again, and once you finish with that, you have to empty the water AGAIN and do the spin cycle, one by one for the clothes (if they don't all fit in the drum for spinning).

Just the fact that I sat down to write what it does, I got confused, imagine when I have to use the washing machine.. I mean EVERY DAY