thanks but wouldn't one of the lower prices portable washing machines work just as well for this purpose even if not branded for this purpose don't th
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There is one that costs less but u do not get sifting bags at lower price and reviews stated more leakage with these.
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No. This unit only serves our washing machine. It would not be able to do any more. You would need a much larger unit for bathroom use!
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Less than a traditional washer, more than some of the smallest compact models. While everybody's idea of a load is somewhat different, and working with the pounds specified by manufacturers is not always intuitively easy, I'd say that it would be about a half load or a bit less than a normal moderately sized load for a traditional model. Before you purchase this model, however, you should read my other comments here, along with some of the other notes. This washer is a rugged little machine, which is made in America to serve principally in janitorial operations as a mop head and rag washer for a janitor's closet. As such, it can be a very cheap and rugged alternative for home use, but IT IS NOT AN AUTOMATIC WASHER, in the modern sense. It is much more akin to antique washers, as it is really just a pail with a timer controlled agitator and a drain hose. That's it. You have to fill it with water, drain it, fill it again to rinse, drain it, maybe rinse again, and all by hand, and then wring out your clothes and dry them.
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Not sure...myself I would probably just try the garden hose or maybe delicate cycle on washing machine. Good luck!
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Absolutely. The item is controlled by hand, so the strength and time is completely up to you. I frequently start a load, crank for a minute or two, and leave the load of clothes to soak for awhile. So far I've had good results with all of my clothes. Only very large items, such as comforters, coats, or pillows, would need to go to a regular washing machine. I estimate that within a couple of months' time, my handy little POD will have paid for itself. HTH.
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If you only have a couple of small items such as underwear, it is just as easy to use your hands. However, if you have larger items such as sheets, towels, and regular clothing it is easier and more efficient with the MobileWasher. I absolutely love mine.
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First let me say I have not tried it that way, but my experience with it, would lead me to tell you that I think that should work fine. The variable would be what the disposable washcloth can be used for. But my gut feeling says yeah go for it.
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It should work, but is worth the chance it doesn't. A shop vac is a whole lot cheaper
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i don't see any reason why not. there is no washing instructions with it but i see nothing to prevent cleaning. i don't think a washing machine would be needed either. some disinfectant spray on type and hang in shower to dry.
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I have not used it for a washing machine, but i imagine it wont work because of the way most washing machines work by cycling between hot and cold water the unit wont work properly like this
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Yes. This is an excellent product. A full sized washlet is better, but this does the job.
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Of course it is. Anything that will stand up to a shower with soap will stand up to a gentle cycle on a washing machine.
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why not? It's not magnetized like the washer or dryer would be but it would work for ironing.
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You could but unless you have a very long hose on the output and/or low water pressure what's the point? This is not a pressure washer, just a poor to mediocre transfer pump.
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I think that if care is taken to dry off and also lubricate moving metal parts it could be used for that. A PVC shower commode wheelchair would probably be better suited.
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I don't know why they wouldn't be. The inside is all poly fiberfill, which I've washed many times in the past. Sometimes you have to kind of reshape them, however, and I wouldn't put them in a real aggressive wash cycle because of that factor. A frontloader would certainly be the best machine since it's much gentler.
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Most of the time I just vacuum and wide it down but have used a washing machine. It made well and a lot better than cheaper ones.