Portable clothes washer?
There's another recent thread about clothes washers and dryers in RV's, and my wife and I are moving into a fifth wheel that doesnt have hookups or space for a combo unit. We found the following on A...
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I am thinking about getting one of these, also, for our summer boondocking. We have been using the hand crank Wonder Wash for a couple of summers and it is ok, but I find it laborious. Since we boondock the entire summer, I liked the idea of not having to use power to wash the clothes. My experiments with larger items like queen bed sheets didn't work so well, but it did fine for underwear socks etc.
I would like to learn more more about this Panda, since it seems to get the best reviews in an economy model. Does anyone know how much water it uses? I think rinsing might be more of a challenge, since with the Wonder Wash, I can refill with clean water and do a rinse cycle.
We waste very little water, so that part is important. Also, if anyone has tested the power consumption, I would be interested to know that. If it uses very many amps for very long, then it might tax my solar system, a bit.
To the original poster, I really, really like the Laundry Alternative countertop spin dryer and can't imagine using this system without it.
I would like to learn more more about this Panda, since it seems to get the best reviews in an economy model. Does anyone know how much water it uses? I think rinsing might be more of a challenge, since with the Wonder Wash, I can refill with clean water and do a rinse cycle.
We waste very little water, so that part is important. Also, if anyone has tested the power consumption, I would be interested to know that. If it uses very many amps for very long, then it might tax my solar system, a bit.
To the original poster, I really, really like the Laundry Alternative countertop spin dryer and can't imagine using this system without it.
