I was looking at this Panda Compact Portable Wahing Machine with Spin Dryer and wondering if anyone had any actual experience with these mchines?My RV does not have washer / dryer hookup so if I wanted to skip the laundromat on an extended trip, something like this might be the answer. Size and price are decent. Looks pretty easy to live with also from this YouTube video.

I don't have one but it looks great. prefect for camping..Shorts, undies, socks, t shirts and tank tops. I will be watching this

Specs say it's 240W, not 110....Which is no surprise- that washer and others like it are very commonly used in Korea and Japan. Folks pretty much just wash every day. Everything's hung to dry, by the way. (There's no heating element in the spinner.)

240w is a specification for power consumption, not voltage.It clearly says it is 120 vac 60 hertz unit.Trainer

Trainer wrote:240w is a specification for power consumption, not voltage.It clearly says it is 120 vac 60 hertz unit.Trainer:SI'd have to smarten up some to be only as dumb as a rock! Thanks for the correction....

Bucky Badger wrote:I don't have one but it looks great. prefect for camping..Shorts, undies, socks, t shirts and tank tops. I will be watching thisThat was what we are thinking also. Probably won't be doing sheets and jeans and blankets but apparently it can do those also. Based on the videos on Youtube I am impressed so far. We already have the travel iron and ironing board. All we need is the washer/dryer and a drying rack. :)

Panda compact washing mchine - any actual experience?

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Lynnmor
Explorer
Mar 16, 2014
Some campgrounds don't want you to hang wash to dry. If you keep drying racks or clothes lines small you should be OK. With this in mind, the small loads can be a benefit.
wmoses
Explorer
Mar 16, 2014
Bucky Badger wrote:
I don't have one but it looks great. prefect for camping..Shorts, undies, socks, t shirts and tank tops. I will be watching this

That was what we are thinking also. Probably won't be doing sheets and jeans and blankets but apparently it can do those also. Based on the videos on Youtube I am impressed so far. We already have the travel iron and ironing board. All we need is the washer/dryer and a drying rack. :)
Francesca_Knowl
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
Trainer wrote:
240w is a specification for power consumption, not voltage.

It clearly says it is 120 vac 60 hertz unit.

Trainer
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I'd have to smarten up some to be only as dumb as a rock! Thanks for the correction....
Trainer
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
240w is a specification for power consumption, not voltage.

It clearly says it is 120 vac 60 hertz unit.

Trainer
Francesca_Knowl
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
Specs say it's 240W, not 110....Which is no surprise- that washer and others like it are very commonly used in Korea and Japan. Folks pretty much just wash every day. Everything's hung to dry, by the way. (There's no heating element in the spinner.)
Bucky_Badger
Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
I don't have one but it looks great. prefect for camping..Shorts, undies, socks, t shirts and tank tops. I will be watching this

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