is this can spin the clothes? do i still need use my hand to make it dry after i wash my clothes?
1643470
Don't buy it it's a piece of crap, flat bottom doesn't drain well, too small basically a slightly later salad spinner
1643471
This is similar to a big salad spinner. There is a big basket that spins inside the tub. You have to hand spin it winding the handle around the top. I use this more for a few pieces of clothing that I want to wear the next day, between laundry mat runs, or for delicates. It's great for that. I hand a second shower curtain rod in my tub about 9" from the wall so I can hang my clothes to dry and they'll drip into the tub.
1643472
The Laundry POD works via a manual spinning action. While the water is draining, you will spin the Laundry POD and this should cause enough force to wring out much of the water in your wet clothing. You should not need to further wring out your clothing.
1827323
No, because I let it air dry for few minutes before put on clothes. If I want to dry fast I grab my own shirt doing circular or up and down motion like a fan directly to applied area.
241496
I believe so, I generally use my spinner twice weekly for 4 hours at a time. I have the Panda mini washer (WE LOVE IT!) Both are used often in my home. I can't spin sheets (I can wash them though), but i can spin kids clothes, my clothes and accessories. It pays for itself.
550378
You can probably put the whole thing into a front loading washing machine (without an agitator) and make sure the spin is on low. Then it has to air dry. I wouldn't put it in the dryer. Although my initial review of this product was very positive, it hasn't held up that well over time (daily use). There are two metal rods inside that top that give hold up this carrier's shape. These wear out the material and come out the back scratching up walls and the plastic inside cars. The really should re-inforce the ends with some sort of stronger material like is made out of the handles.
997383
Yes it does work on clothes. I've used it many times, it's just a little harder to use because the fabric needs to be tight or taut. I usually do it with my clothes on. Also just used it to get dog hair out of the back of my car, it worked better than the vacuum. I LOVE this thing!!
2090530
Yes the fabric unsnaps and it can be washed. I would not dry it in the dryer tho (it may shrink and be hard to get back on the swing frame).As for swinging it manually you can (but really why would you want to) but there are several settings for the speed and some of them are really slow and gentle. The faster ones are gentle and can be used if you are putting a warm blanket (read thicker and heavier) over the baby (the weight does slow it down some).
524537
i dont use it every day.because it is not very comfortable for me.yes you can hand wash it and air dry it.
531816
i've tried it before. sometimes it works - sometimes it drips water because the head of the steamer istoo low. if there was a way that someone could hold the comforter vertical while you steamed it would probably work better. personally, i'd take it to a laundromat - lightly dampen the fabric (if it's ok with water) and tumble it for about 10 minutes. i haven't been to a laundromat in decades, but i remember thattheir dryers were much larger than a household dryer.
521392
You can fold them out to put the clothes on, and fold them back afterwards. The clothes would still dry. I actually use some clothes pins. I can get more clothes on that way. It closes on the clothes pins just fine, though sometimes I have to readjust a couple. It takes less than 30 seconds.
508838
I have used this for handwashing clothes for quite some time now and it works great! Just be sure to rinse very well...good luck!
1917909
I have to rotate it myself while drying. It does not rotate on its own. It is not designed to do that.
215860
wash in washer, using slow agitation and normal spin speed// instructions to partially dry in dryer..then block and drape to finish drying... can also dry over a line .... but have to the block to original sizing. DO NOT DRY CLEAN
1634689
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.
1047755
I wash it manualy. Keep it at least 3-4 hours to dry after usage in upside down position.
1249448
Yes. I wash mine on delicate, low spin using woolite - now I have a new machine without the center agitator in the washer machine. If you have an older washer with a center agitator, I would recommend handwashing them. I dry them on low for seven minutes and then hang them to dry the rest of the way. This has worked best. To dry any longer wrinkles them.
1069565
Only the dryer spins. I have to tell you this IS the greatest mop I've ever used. You can use very hot water and never have to get your hands wet and it picks up the dirt easily and quickly. You will not be sorry to get it.
1250415
By hand yes but I think it might tear in the washing machine if its a little worn. Maybe if it was brand new but after awhile the plastic areas will begin to break through the fabric. I definitely wouldn't put it in the dryer.