【Portable Washing Machine】The body weighs only 1.8 lbs, compact and easy to carry, ideal for your apartment, dorm, hotel, travel or camping! Our portable washing machine is made of TPE and food-grade silicone material, protecting the health of you and your family! It’s also an ideal gift choice for you! 【Please note】Portable washer does not have a dehydration basket.
【Powerful decontamination】This mini washing machine provides all-round imitation hand scrubbing, suitable washing speed, and strong decontamination. With blue light, it is very suitable for washing small clothes such as baby clothes, underwear or socks, keeping you and your family healthy! 【Not recommended for large clothes】
Easy to store, it can be easily placed between shelves or under the bed without taking up too much space in your home.
This mini washing machine has a semi-automatic washing function, allowing you to fulfill various washing requirements with ease. (Note: The washer needs to be filled 2/3 with water for better washing results).
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6 reviews for Portable Mini Washing Machine | Compact Deep Cleans Underwear, Baby Clothes, Small Laundry | Lightweight for Apartment, Dorm, Hotel, Travel & Camping | Quiet Energy-Efficient…
Rated 2 out of 5
Customer –
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Super tiny “washing machine”. It’s actually quite well built, and closely resembles a smoothie blender.
Charging was super straightforward, with a flashing red power button when charging, and lights going off when full. Instructions state 1-3 items of extremely small items, and there’s mention of 4 pairs of socks, but my 2 pairs of socks had this thing so full and tight, they don’t move around at all during the attempted wash.
Overall, i think it’s way too small to be of any use and the only way to use this, is to wash 1 sock a time, and I just don’t see the point
Rated 3 out of 5
Karina –
I’m not sure what I was expecting but this item is similar in size and features as a blender but without the chopping blades.
What I can actually gather from this is that it can fit in two pairs of socks, or a pair of socks and one pair of underwear.
The tub doesn’t fill with water, you have either fill the tub with water or soak the garments first in water and possibly some laundry detergent. Place the drenched garments into this tub, or add some water and switch on. There is two cycle settings one for 5 minutes and one a little longer.
It is portable, just needs charging up, but in all honesty I cannot see a huge benefit to this at all. It fits a pair of knickers and a pair of socks at any one time, which would take minutes to wash by hand in a sink.
Just for the record, this wouldn’t fit a 38C underwired plunge bra in the tub even on its own.
Rated 4 out of 5
Alan –
This little washing machine is perfect for camping, quick trips, or dorms, basically anywhere you just need to wash a few light things without a full washer. It handles tiny loads like a couple of pairs of thin socks or some baby clothes pretty well. You can leave it running on its own, and the results are pretty good for what it is.
They say it’s good for bras too, but that didn’t really work for me. Most bras are just too bulky for it, so that part was a bit of a letdown.
That said, it’s super lightweight and chargeable, which is a big plus for portability. Just manage your expectations, great for light use, but not a replacement for a real washer.
Rated 5 out of 5
Karina –
Booked our first ever family holiday abroad to Salou this August (woo!), and let’s just say… my kids have talent when it comes to turning clean clothes into biohazards. I was panicking about packing enough socks, underwear, and swimwear for 7 days of sun, sweat, and snacks. Enter this mini washing machine — absolute game-changer! It’s small enough to fit in a suitcase, super easy to use, and shockingly effective. I gave it a test run at home and it washed the kids’ bits and bobs no problem. Everything came out clean and only slightly damp — perfect for a quick line-dry in the sun (or draped over a balcony if we’re getting real). It’s quiet, doesn’t take up space, and honestly? Feels like having a secret weapon against ice cream stains and beach sand. If you’re heading away with kids and don’t fancy packing 47 pairs of pants “just in case” — this little washer is your new best mate.
Rated 1 out of 5
Becci –
Worked once and then wouldn’t turned on or charge
Rated 2 out of 5
** MummyMummy** –
I really wanted to love this Portable Mini Washing Machine – the idea sounds perfect for small loads like underwear, baby clothes or for travel and camping. It’s lightweight, compact, and claims to be energy-efficient and quiet.
But in reality, it just doesn’t live up to expectations. Yes, it technically works, but the capacity is so limited and the wash cycle so weak that it feels like you’d be there all day just to get a few things clean. It’s honestly quicker to handwash or wait until you can access a proper machine.
You’d probably be better off wearing your items again, buying a cheap replacement, or finding a nearby laundrette. This might suit someone who has no other option for the absolute bare minimum, but for me, it’s just not practical or efficient enough to recommend.
Great in theory, but in practice it’s more of a novelty than a genuinely useful product.
Customer –
The media could not be loaded.
Super tiny “washing machine”. It’s actually quite well built, and closely resembles a smoothie blender.
Charging was super straightforward, with a flashing red power button when charging, and lights going off when full.
Instructions state 1-3 items of extremely small items, and there’s mention of 4 pairs of socks, but my 2 pairs of socks had this thing so full and tight, they don’t move around at all during the attempted wash.
Overall, i think it’s way too small to be of any use and the only way to use this, is to wash 1 sock a time, and I just don’t see the point
Karina –
I’m not sure what I was expecting but this item is similar in size and features as a blender but without the chopping blades.
What I can actually gather from this is that it can fit in two pairs of socks, or a pair of socks and one pair of underwear.
The tub doesn’t fill with water, you have either fill the tub with water or soak the garments first in water and possibly some laundry detergent.
Place the drenched garments into this tub, or add some water and switch on.
There is two cycle settings one for 5 minutes and one a little longer.
It is portable, just needs charging up, but in all honesty I cannot see a huge benefit to this at all.
It fits a pair of knickers and a pair of socks at any one time, which would take minutes to wash by hand in a sink.
Just for the record, this wouldn’t fit a 38C underwired plunge bra in the tub even on its own.
Alan –
This little washing machine is perfect for camping, quick trips, or dorms, basically anywhere you just need to wash a few light things without a full washer. It handles tiny loads like a couple of pairs of thin socks or some baby clothes pretty well. You can leave it running on its own, and the results are pretty good for what it is.
They say it’s good for bras too, but that didn’t really work for me. Most bras are just too bulky for it, so that part was a bit of a letdown.
That said, it’s super lightweight and chargeable, which is a big plus for portability. Just manage your expectations, great for light use, but not a replacement for a real washer.
Karina –
Booked our first ever family holiday abroad to Salou this August (woo!), and let’s just say… my kids have talent when it comes to turning clean clothes into biohazards. I was panicking about packing enough socks, underwear, and swimwear for 7 days of sun, sweat, and snacks.
Enter this mini washing machine — absolute game-changer! It’s small enough to fit in a suitcase, super easy to use, and shockingly effective.
I gave it a test run at home and it washed the kids’ bits and bobs no problem.
Everything came out clean and only slightly damp — perfect for a quick line-dry in the sun (or draped over a balcony if we’re getting real).
It’s quiet, doesn’t take up space, and honestly? Feels like having a secret weapon against ice cream stains and beach sand.
If you’re heading away with kids and don’t fancy packing 47 pairs of pants
“just in case” — this little washer is your new best mate.
Becci –
Worked once and then wouldn’t turned on or charge
** MummyMummy** –
I really wanted to love this Portable Mini Washing Machine – the idea sounds perfect for small loads like underwear, baby clothes or for travel and camping. It’s lightweight, compact, and claims to be energy-efficient and quiet.
But in reality, it just doesn’t live up to expectations.
Yes, it technically works, but the capacity is so limited and the wash cycle so weak that it feels like you’d be there all day just to get a few things clean. It’s honestly quicker to handwash or wait until you can access a proper machine.
You’d probably be better off wearing your items again, buying a cheap replacement, or finding a nearby laundrette. This might suit someone who has no other option for the absolute bare minimum, but for me, it’s just not practical or efficient enough to recommend.
Great in theory, but in practice it’s more of a novelty than a genuinely useful product.