Della Electric Small Mini Portable Compact Top Load Washer Washing Machine Spin and Dry(33L Washer & 16L Dryer), White

This thing is AWESOME!!! Perfect for my apartment! Good size, it fits right in the bathroom where it's convenient to fill and drain it. I just put the clothes, water and soap in, set the timer and let it wash. Drain the water, fill again with clean water to rinse, set the timer. Then at the end put everything in the spinner and it spins all the water out! It doesn't get like jeans and stuff 100% dry but gets them to where they are barely damp! Then I just hang them and let them dry the rest of the way. Took 20 minutes to complete my whole first load, which was a pair of work pants, a skirt, 2 pairs of leggings, socks, underwear, and a pair of sweatpants. I'm in love!! In the photo is my cute little size reference, Brady!

WOW! I am super impressed! Fits a weeks worth of underwear and shirts in one load! The drain actually works with my clawfoot tub and hooks on perfectly but even if it didn't i could easily put casters on the bottom and roll it by the door to drain since i'm elevated here or like others have done, just use a bucket. it has an electrical pump to get the water out but i'm always thinking of (just in case scenarios). The cord is pretty short so i have to swing it out when i want to use it but it's ony 30lbs so super easy to do. It only takes a teaspoon of liquid detergent to get super sudsy. the water inlet thing could be used (it looks like a funnel so i'm not sure how it's supposed to secure to anything) but I just hang my detachable shower hose to fill it up. it doesn't take long at all and it has fill lines so you know when to stop. If you don't have a shower hose you can use a couple of pots of water instead. The spinner is really great and gets clothes almost dry. i've been doing about a month's worth of laundry with it since i unboxed it three hours ago and i'm almost done. it was very painless. Does not leak (ignore the part of the instructions where it says turn to drain before starting. don't do that. it's very messy lol. When it's not in drain the floor stays dry lol. Washer really works great (look at the before and after photos of the water). VERY GLAD I BOUGHT THIS.

I purchased this in July 2016 and it’s now October 2018 and it still runs like a champ. We actually bought a new $300 portable washer with fancy buttons and controls and returned it because we like this one better. We are a family of 5 with 3 kids under age 5 and we do several loads of laundry a day. This machine is a life saver and I love it so much. I will be so sad when it finally does need to be replaced. I will probably purchase this same machine again.

Well, for the most part it works well. It cleans surprisingly well. And it gets the clothes mostly dry, so that only a brief air drying is required. However, there are a few design flaws with this unit. First, the pump is not strong enough to actually pump water up any elevation at all. Maybe in part do the the improper draining, residual soap and smell is also a problem. We fixed this by running while sitting in the bathtub. That seem to be the only way to get the unit to drain properly.

We got our Della yesterday and I have already done 2 weeks worth of laundry (We were avoiding the laundromat as we knew this was coming). We purchased this washer because we live on a third floor walk up and wanted to save money and energy on the laundromat and also not haul a full size washer and dryer up three floors!I have to say I have been impressed so far! It holds more laundry than I anticipated (about 1/3 a normal size load) though I have been careful not to overload it and stress the machine. The agitator is powerful and removes way more dirt than our community laundry machines (makes me feel a little gross about what we've been wearing)!I did about 13-14 loads of laundry yesterday, so I feel like I've got a pretty good feel for what this little machine can do. The set up was super easy once I figured out where to put it. The inlet hose for our bathroom sink perfectly, though I have read other users had issues with the fit. I simply ran the drain hose into our toilet (after a good bleach down, of course).I chose to use the spin/rinse features together rather than rinsing in the agitator side. This worked perfectly! I set the spin timer for 3 minutes and ran the water into that side for about two them turned it off and let the rest spin out for about a minute. The clothes came out super clean and about 75% dry.I don't have many complaints about this washer, but here are a few things to mention...If you are doing several loads in a row (like more than about 3) you will need to give the pump time to cool off a little because it struggles a little bit when it gets too warm. I did notice that occasionally on the spin cycle I had to encourage the pump to get started by shaking the drain hose a little to help the water start to flow, but then it would get started and drain no problem.One that note. You do not need to manually turn on the "drain" option during the spin cycle it turns on automatically for that side only! You do still need to manually turn the drain option on to remove water from the agitator side.I found that using 1/4-1/2 a capful of our regular liquid detergent was plenty but not too much and everything rinsed very clean! Because we drained the water into the toilet I could easily see when the water was running clean and the rinse was sufficient.It is much more labor intensive than using a traditional washer and dryer, but, in my opinion, well worth the cost and effort involved with schlepping all of our laundry to the laundromat and waiting around for hours to finish everything. I'm so grateful to be able to do laundry in our own home while getting other stuff done! Certainly a relief! I really do feel that our clothes are cleaner than they ever have been (even considering when we previously had a traditional washer and dryer)!The spinner works wonderfully and our clothes dried within a couple of hours.This machine is very light (about 30 lbs) and has handles. I am 9 months pregnant and was able to easily move it from one room to another even though it has no wheels (maybe a useful feature in the future).I washed everything from towels to sweatpants and a sheet set without any problems. You have to split the loads into half or a third for the spin side, though. I found our clothes were super clean never running the agitator side longer than 6 minutes and never running the spin side longer than 3 minutes (with rinse water flowing into it for 2 of the 3 minutes).A great buy and it literally pays for itself in a few months. Well worth the investment to be able to do your laundry without leaving your house.