Giantex Full-Automatic Washing Machine Portable Compact 1.34 Cu.ft Laundry Washer Spin with Drain Pump, 10 programs 8 Water Level Selections with LED Display 12 Lbs Capacity

This is absolutely the best I have had since December 1, 2024, and it is still going strong, doing everything it is supposed to do. I just need to learn how to clean it out so I can get the gunk in the water access out of it, but it works very well. I most definitely will say this is the best washer I have had so far, so good. The water level is great. The water drains perfectly. You can fit a large amount of clothes in there. It says it doesn’t overflow clothes, but I end up doing it due to my sheets. The energy level efficiency is perfect.

Not sure why I never left a review for this fantastic machine, but I think it is better this way. It will be 7 years March 18 since I purchased mine. I wanted a washer of my own for years and years. My mom owns a huge home that was made into 2 separate living quarters, her on first floor and me on second. Anyway could always go to basement to do laundry, even though it was 3 flights of stairs down and back up. I always said that it was keeping my hips and legs in shape. But when it rains or when winter comes, I didn't want that exercise. In the winter I would sometimes just go to the laundry mat, to save all the trips in the cold. This machine was first one I looked at, and liked the reviews. So I bought it, and I am so glad I did. It has worked like a charm all these years, and I hope I didn't just jinx myself leaving this review lol. I have had only one problem all these years. This summer water started pouring out from underneath. I was devastated instantly, and immediately looked to make sure I could get another one. This was before my husband had even looked at it. He fixed it no problem. Was a tiny hose off in the back. It must have just worked loose, from the spin cycles all these years. He glued it back on, and so far all is well. I will say that I have tried to use it gently everytime I do a load. I do that by not OVERLOADING. I always take into consideration how much heavier things will be once they are wet, and of course large items go to laundry mat. I have been washing for my husband and I, 1 adult son, and 2grandchildren since I purchased it. So believe me it gets used. We just discussed purchasing another one, when we get a different travel trailer this year or next. Only reason I don't have one in it now, is because i have nowhere to put one. Absolutely recommend!

So far, I am in love with this machine. It washes well and still functions properly after weekly use over a year.Definitely worth the price

EDIT: Updated with photos! Still loving this machine as of 7/13/20.Just a week ago I was where you are now: Wondering if this is the washer machine you need. I'm excited to say that this ~was~ the right one for me and I'm extremely happy with it thus far.I bought this machine because I live in NYC and I don't want to go risk going to the laundromat or doing my usual pickup service in the midst of the pandemic. This machine allows me to do laundry quickly and efficiently at home. I've done about 10 loads of wash so I now feel that a) I'm an unofficial expert and b) this machine is worth recommending.A few things to note:- It's smaller than your average machine, but not "small" or compact (I had planned to attach photos but that feature appears to be missing). It does what I would consider 3/4 of a regular load of laundry when comparing it to a standard size home machine (or less if you have bulky items) or 1/2 a load if you're used to using a large machine. I washed several pairs of jeans and a small rug in it today with no issues.- The instructions are poorly translated but you don't really need them. Just attach the bottom plate, plug in, attach to faucet (once we unscrewed the filter from the tap the provided hose attached to our kitchen faucet easily -- not the case with our bathroom sink despite trying about 10 different adapters -- alas, we'll do laundry in the kitchen), power on, choose your program and then choose your water level (in that order). Add detergent and clothing while it's filling. The rest is automatic.- A pump adds water via faucet and a separate hose drains the water into the sink/tub. You can leave your faucet on and the machine will accept new water when it needs it, however, we do not do this because I'm worried about impacting our neighbors' water (we live in an old apartment building). The machine pauses when it needs more water and you'll be able to turn it on manually. The screen will show that it's rinsing (or whatever) and if it's paused, you'll know to turn on the faucet.After a couple of times, I have memorized the sounds this machine makes so I know when to turn it on. Like I said, I'm an unofficial pro now. ;) This happens 2-3 times. It's not as complex as it seems, and if you wanted to you could just leave the faucet on.- Laundry comes out barely damp due to the efficient spin cycle! This is the most impressive thing for me as I'm hanging laundry to dry and don't have a dryer. Spin cycle will not run if the top is open.- The pump system is very efficient but you may have some drips when you remove the hose and pack the machine away between cycles (if you plan to do that) so have a towel on hand.- Noise level is relatively low. I imagine neighbors might hear the faint churning of the machine during the wash cycle and the final spin cycle, but I am incredibly pleased with how quiet the machine is overall. I purchased this dolly to sit the machine on top of, and I think having it off the ground helps with the noise level as well. Apart from that, having it on wheels is immensely helpful. This would be a beast to drag around the house with no assistance.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052PLYXA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1- You'll get to know the wash programs and it'll be easier to use only what you need. For example, unless washing something very soiled, the "fast" cycle has worked fine for me, cutting the time down to 20 minutes per load (normal is 45 minutes).- This thing is not fragile or wimpy. The Fedex driver decided to haul the entire box over our 4' fence and let it fall sideways onto the concrete (I may need to go to therapy to forget the metallic clang it made when I heard it fall outside, but that's a story for another day).I hope this helps you decide whether the machine is right for you! It has been a major game changer in light of this entire pandemic and the restrictions being put on daily life.I wish you many easy laundry loads and fresh-smelling wardrobes. Stay safe out there!