Mobile Portable Clothes Washer | Lightweight, Easy To Use Clothes Washing Wand Is Great For Camping, Hiking, Road Trips, Students & More | Rapid Clean With Our Portable Washers (RED)

I did not dislike anything about it. I usually use it for my great grandchildren’s school clothes. And when I have white pillow cases and I have to use Clorox I use it.

Unless you really want a red one, buy one of the other washer wands. You're supposed to get better quality when you pay more. This is the opposite. It came looking as though it had been pulled from a manufacturer's discard bin. Very dirty with dirt embedded scuff marks. I had to polish it with toothpaste to get it acceptably clean. Still not looking like new. It also has burrs from the casting that weren't cleaned off. I'll have to waste time doing that because with, the pieces don't fit together properly. I have 3 other colors: blue, gray and green. All of those came in much better condition and are better quality than this one. The threads on this one are widely spaces and the casting is sloppy with the ends not being properly square to the shaft. I have no idea why the seller thinks such a high price is warranted for this item. If I wouldn't really want the red color I would return it for a refund.

This is a really nifty hand wash gizmo! Small load of socks or undergarments... just plunge it up and down to agitate and pull soapy water through. Has great suction! I use it with only the short stem handle in a bucket on my toilet seat. You will have to hand wring/squeeze out water, so I do not recommend washing jeans or other heavy cottons this way...! I squeeze/wring back into the bucket, transferring the items into a smaller basin (could be your sink), and then use my spin dryer/extractor (best laundry item ever!) to pull out residual wash water... then one or two rinses (as needed)... The spin dryer pulls out about 90% of remaining water, so air drying is really fast... or use your clothes dryer if you have one.Quiet, takes up little room to store... Neat item!

I bought this so I could hand-wash my gym clothes. Since I don’t have a slop sink, I have one of those spinny-top 7-gallon buckets you get to store grains, dog food, etc., in. (I also bought the bucket here at Amazon.)The construction feels like some kind of lightweight polyethylene. The thing comes in three pieces: the frustrum/cone, and two handle parts. It’s easy to put together—you just screw everything in.The assembly flexes visibly under vigorous pressure, so you must be careful. It will snap and break if you overload your basin and shove too hard.I agitate for 120 seconds, basically, an entire commercial break. Gentle, consistent pressure will do. If you see the clothing at the top being sucked down and under, and replaced by clothing that was at the bottom, you’re doing it right.I work in a clockwise manner, around the circumference of the bucket, to effect better cleaning and thorough agitation. The cone has evacuation ports to break the suction as you draw it up towards you. It’s very easy to use. If you are hand-washing heavy materials, such as all-cotton towels, it is best to break up the load into smaller batches. Again, be very careful how much pressure you’re exerting.Overall, this product works very well. I’d pay $25 for a version that is made out of a heavy duty resin and came in one piece, rather than screws together. This should be the kind of thing you buy once in your life. I don’t have confidence that this will last long.I’d also pay $100 for a combined hand washing agitator with a basin that integrates a roller-dryer that won’t destroy my clothes. You can save a lot of money washing and drying your own clothes without a machine!As it is, I have definitely made my money back on the device as I no longer have to throw my gym clothes into the washer. I’m glad I bought it, but I’m on the lookout for something better.

I have not used this yet. For camping or shtf. I like this piece of equipment. The handle is screwed together tightly. It is a strong plastic that feels like it will be fantastic as a hand held wringer washer. It is from China but does not feel cheap. Sturdy.

The threading on bottom of the handle and plunger part is plastic. The threading actually came off after 3 uses and the bottom plunger part would just fall off. I returned it right away and didn’t think to get pics unfortunately. Complete waste of money. You’re better off buying a $3 toilet plunger from your local grocery or hardware store and drilling small holes in the top.

Small but nice for small quantities of clothes Not recommended for large volumes. Excellent plastic material. My wife is happy with the purchase.

I was soooo happy to see the nifty plastic plunger plow into dirty towels & work really good…until the stick cane out of the bottom. I thought maybe I just twisted it out, But no! The hole was stripped. I believe it needs a steal insert (or something firmer) in the plastic hole to stop it from slipping & support the stick. Unfortunately, bc it ddnt stay in, I had to return. On the other hand, yup I got my sturdy one piece plastic plunger & it took over for me. I also like the handle concept bc it made holding the washer easier. I really hate to give it a 3 star but its not working bc of the aforementioned. 🤗