Winado 17.6LBS Full Automatic Portable Washing Machine with Drain Pump

I’ve been using this washing machine for a while now, and I’m genuinely impressed with how well it performs. It’s compact enough for an apartment while still offering plenty of room for everyday laundry needs. The different wash programs make it easy to adjust for different types of clothing, and the built-in drain pump works great. It cleans clothes thoroughly, runs smoothly, and is very convenient for daily use. The controls are simple to understand, so getting started was quick and easy. One thing I really appreciate is how practical it is for smaller living spaces. It doesn’t take up much room, but it still gets the job done efficiently. So far, it has been reliable, easy to use, and a great addition to my home. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a convenient washing machine.

Overall, this washing machine is great and cleans just as well as a full-size washer. I purchased the 15.6 lb model and it can easily fit a queen-size fleece blanket inside. It has a large, powerful impeller that does an excellent job, and I’ve used the machine several times without any issues. While running, it produces a low hum that can carry through the room, but it doesn’t interfere with conversations or watching TV. The clothes come out just a bit damp and only take a couple hours to air dry indoors, which is better than a full size machine. The intake port uses a standard 3/4” thread, and the supply hose has enough slack to comfortably reach a sink. For the price, it’s a solid value—although the $30 shipping felt high, coupons brought my total to $140, which feels just right. There are a few quirks worth mentioning. The Normal and Standard wash modes are identical, and the Air Dry function simply spins clothes for an additional 30, 60, or 90 minutes without actually drying them. It may help remove extra water from heavier items, but otherwise doesn’t make much difference. The water level selection is my biggest complaint: the lowest setting fills the tub halfway and uses about 4 gallons of water, which is more than needed for very small loads. The remaining seven levels are spread between halfway and full, with the highest using about 10 gallons. The drain hose could be longer, and the included hanger is too small to hang over most sinks or tubs, so it needs to be weighed down or wedged in place. Lastly, the regular wash cycles include three rinses, which feels excessive so I typically stick to the quick wash instead.

This is a terrible washing machine. It doesn’t fit any of the faucets in my house expect for the sink in the tiny bathroom. So I have to carry the machines to that bathroom every time. Then when I hook it up I have to screw it on and it never gets tight enough so water is squirting everywhere. I have to use plumbers tape to help a little. Still a mess, it doesn’t get smells out of clothes well and I have had clothes I had to wash again at the laundry mat. When I got it there was hair smudges and finger prints. I questioned if it was even new. I regret purchasing this so much.

I bought this portable washer for about $135, and after my first use, I can honestly say it was a very good buy. The washer cleans really well. I tested it with 2 pairs of jeans, a sweater, and about 4 tops, and everything came out very clean. I used the “Speedy” wash program, and I was especially impressed with the spinning performance. The machine spins so well that the clothes came out almost completely dry, which means they won’t take long to air dry afterward. One thing to note is that the water inlet hose is quite short, and the connector did not fit my kitchen or bathroom faucets. Because of that, I had to manually fill the washer with water. At first, I thought the machine wasn’t working because I didn’t add enough water. Later, I realized it needs the water level to be a little over halfway before it starts properly. Once I filled it enough, it worked perfectly. Another small issue was that the back of the machine arrived dented, probably from handling during delivery. Thankfully, it didn’t affect the performance. Overall, I would highly recommend this washer for small apartments, hostels, dorms, or anyone looking for a compact but functional washing machine. So far, I’m very satisfied with my purchase and hope it lasts long enough for me to come back with an updated review later.

This portable washing machine has been a great purchase. It's easy to use, washes clothes thoroughly, and is perfect for small spaces like an apartment. Despite its compact size, it holds a good amount of laundry and runs quietly. The automatic settings make laundry simple, and the spin cycle removes most of the water, so clothes dry much faster. I'm very happy with the performance and would definitely recommend it.

This overall is a great automatic washer. It’s easy to set up. Our clothes smell, feel and look clean. I have managed to completely catch up on all of my household laundry (family of 3) during the past week. We have a shared laundry space in our building with old, outdated washer and dryers. Running them is expensive. So being able to get all our laundry done throughout the week without having to wait on other tenants, or deal with broken down washers has definitely improved our quality of life. I use Persil high efficiency laundry detergent. Other brands sell high efficiency as well, and will have “HE” in the label. You do not need a lot of detergent. A tablespoon at best depending on the size of the load. Some basic user error reminders that I learned from trial and error: When attaching the hose to the faucet, make sure you loosen all screws enough so that the spout can be snug. There should be at least 5 exposed threads on the white plastic nut (unsure of correct term) to make sure you can get the hose fitted snug around the spout. Screw in all 4 screws so that it is secure. Then tighten the plastic nut. Make sure you set up the drain hose securely. This was my first mistake. I thought I had secured it well enough with the hose attached to the faucet and came back to find the drain hose got loose and water poured all over the floor. You should slowly turn on the faucet to make sure there won’t be any leaks. The washer will automatically open and shut the valve, so you can leave the water on. When I was disassembling the hose on the faucet, I forgot to shut off the tap and got a little sprinkler action. So definitely remember to shut the water off before removal. The washer does get your clothes about 90% dry which is pretty good. They dry overnight on our drying rack. Always give a nice shake out of each item you wash to help reduce wrinkles and stiffness. So far, I have had 0 issues with the tub being imbalanced. The machine is not loud or disruptive. The rinse/spin cycle is the loudest bit and it doesn’t last more than a few seconds. It does a great job of wringing out water. It’s larger than I thought so it wasn’t a great fit for our bathroom (we live in an apartment) But I have a nice, functional set up in our kitchen now. I purchased an appliance dolly so moving it around is super easy now. It stays in place on the dolly. Locks really well in place and has feet that you can adjust to reach the floor and stabilize the dolly to eliminate vibration. The feet have suction cups and it is STURDY. It’s surprisingly lighter than I expected. So you can move it around but it is still a bulky item so I do recommend a dolly since the machine has no wheels but it does come with adjustable feet on the bottom if you don’t ever have to move it from one spot. I can get a pretty decent amount of clothes done. In one load I’ve done pants, leggings, 3-4 shirts, underwear and socks. In another load I washed two bed sheets and some pillow cases. I almost prefer this to a standard wash and dryer set up. You don’t have to worry about shrinkage or heat damage. ***My one main issue*** When running my first few washes I noticed that after the first rinse, the machine would start beeping and show an error code “E3”. I was able to figure out that it was the lid. If I pressed down and pulled it ever so slightly towards me the cycle would continue no problem but as soon as I let go, it would bring up the error code again. This is definitely annoying and I did reach out to the seller. They mentioned troubleshooting assistance but I let them know I just think the lid is out of alignment and haven’t heard back since. I’m able to run a load with no error code by putting a little wedge through the open gap on the back of the lid and it holds it in place. I do think the pros outweigh that con and I don’t want to go through the trouble of attempting a return because that would be annoying with the size of the item. Anyways, hopefully the info helps!

Ive had a portable washers before but this one exceeded my expectations it comes with two ways to hook to your sink i used the one that you trade the aerator out the hose clips to it and twists into the back of the washer. Unlike my last washer this one will pull water as needed so you dont have to babysit im it also runs like a normal washer draining and rinsing without babysitting it. I washed two loads with this yes theyre smaller then your typical washer but this washer washed my clothes BETTER than the washers ive been having to pay to wash my clothes. Its tall enough it even drains into my kitchen sink. My only recommendation is if you move the washer when you need it be sure to drain the hoses all the way so water doesnt settle in them. The washer also has a air dry cycle which I feel drys your clothes enough that you can either hang up to dry for less time or throw into a portable dryer for a shorter time. This washer is saving me so much money and works amazing

The machine works good but the drum doesn’t feel as big as they state. I’ve had a few of these machines and the ones that claim smaller dimensions had lager drums. But the one significant problem is the filter. It works good when collecting lint but it brakes very easy. The company has sent me a replacement twice already which is good but then they should just send like 5 pcs so I don’t have to keep begging for replacements since they’re defective