Is this something RV'ers would use?

[96Bounder30E]

Looks kind of like a good idea......


http://www.yirego.com/

[bukhrn]

I don't see an RV'er having a use for it, but it might be useful for tenters, as long as they don't have to backpack it. And even then,it would all depend on price.

[dodge_guy]

What am I looking at? It's just a link to some site that says wait till 7-23-2016!

If it wasn't a mod that posted it I would say someone was trying to sell something!

[Bumpyroad]

irishtom29 wrote:
Nothing novel there, small people powered washing machines are old hat, Amazon has the EasyGo for $50 (the price for the one the OP linked to is a serious jam job, I think they're playing people for saps, trying to make it sound virtuous to buy one of the contraptions, what a racket). We had an EasyGo, it did a decent job but it was a pain in the ass, we ended up just going to a laundromat. If the laundromat will do the wash that's better yet, money well spent (for us, anyway).

yep, they are playing the "green" card. but use water to wash, drain, use water to rinse. anybody know the $$$price?
bumpy

[irishtom29]

Nothing novel there, small people powered washing machines are old hat, Amazon has the EasyGo for $50 (the price for the one the OP linked to is a serious jam job, I think they're playing people for saps, trying to make it sound virtuous to buy one of the contraptions, what a racket). We had an EasyGo, it did a decent job but it was a pain in the ass, we ended up just going to a laundromat. If the laundromat will do the wash that's better yet, money well spent (for us, anyway).

[dbbls]

It would take forever to do laundry. Not for me.

[mowermech]

Not for me. For one thing, I have too much stuff in the motorhome now, I don't need to add a gimmick like that.
For another thing, many campgrounds forbid clothes lines. Once the clothes are washed, where is one supposed to hang them to dry?
It doesn't look big enough for a pair of jeans, a shirt, socks and underwear. If I can't do a full change of clothes all at once, I don't want to mess with it.
It is kond of a neat gadget, but I don't think I will be buying one.

[VoodooMedicineM]

I have used a 5 gallon bucket and a plumbers friend to do the job many times

[Bumpyroad]

timmac wrote:
Yep I would buy this, when I go camping for over a week I have to hunt down a laundry matt, this would surly help and save some dollars..

yep, you could put two socks in, shake it a bit by stomping on the pedal, take socks out, put undies in, repeat. couldn't find the price anyplace. I wouldn't invest a lot of $$$ in this company myself. 😉
found a wonderwash for $45 for comparison.
Breathing Mobile Washer Handheld, Portable, Non-Electric, Mobile, Clothes Washing Machine for $23.00.
bumpy

[Bumpyroad]

is this really as small as it seems in the pictures? reminds me of a washing machine that basically was like an overgrown ice cream churn. at what would be 1 1000 the cost?
bumpy

[timmac]

Yep I would buy this, when I go camping for over a week I have to hunt down a laundry matt, this would surly help and save some dollars..

[ccxnola]

I opened the web site and then went to the 'how it works' page.
I cannot think of a good reason to purchase this item.
I can 'wash' light things in the sink with a mini washboard.
Heavy items wait for the laundromat - and this thing would not seem good for jeans and work pants anyway -their example is a pair of socks!
Not for me - Thanks

[Bumpyroad]

a small portable clothes washing machine?
bumpy

[gbopp]

I got it to open. It looks small but interesting.
I like the soap nuts. They may be worthwhile?