Is this something RV'ers would use?

[96Bounder30E]

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


http://www.yirego.com/

[coolbreeze01]

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

5gal bucket? Oops :S

[Horizon170]

We have no use for one.
Marvin

[wilcamp]

Who, among the active camper community, has a spare empty space in which to store and use such a contraption?

OTOH, the soap nuts are available at Lehman's Hardware Store in Kidron, OH, a supplier of non-electric goodies commonly found in the Amish communities of Wayne and Holmes counties. Prices are lower than those of this website.

[2112]

DW has a WonderWash for her delicates and unmentionables. She likes it but doesn't use as much since she retired. We never took it camping though.

[bukhrn]

RedRocket204 wrote:

Bumpyroad wrote:
anybody know the $$$price?
bumpy

You can pre-order one for an early 2017 delivery for only $239..

BUT WAIT!!!

Order two and get a small discount :B


I didn't look to see if there was shipping too as I didn't care that much.

I didn't need one before this post, now I don't need one twice as bad, and by all the negative responses, I won't be buying stock in it either. :B

[mgirardo]

My wife just emailed me about this the other day. For us, it isn't worth it. We are a family of 4. It would take us days to do a weeks worth of laundry and then we'd still need to dry the clothes. This doesn't have a spin cycle, so the clothes will come out soaking wet. In a dryer, it will take many quarters to dry soaking wet clothes. When you hang dry soaking wet clothes they feel like they've been starched when they dry.

I could see this being useful for a single camper. Even so, for $240, I can do about 80 loads of wash (including detergent).

-Michael

[Homer1]

I would not be as helpful, as it would be in the way all the time, trying to store it.

[Bumpyroad]

I'm mailing my check today. had to make it that 6 post.
bumpy 🙂

[96Bounder30E]

dodge guy wrote:
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!

I saw it on a Facebook group I follow......I have no interest in it at all.....just thought it might appeal to RV'ers .........maybe a family with small kids........




I'm pretty sure Bumpyroad is going to buy one......he's sure showing a lot of interest in it with 6 posts up to now......:B

[RedRocket204]

Bumpyroad wrote:
anybody know the $$$price?
bumpy

You can pre-order one for an early 2017 delivery for only $239.

BUT WAIT!!!

Order two and get a small discount :B


I didn't look to see if there was shipping too as I didn't care that much.

[Bumpyroad]

Old-Biscuit wrote:

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

Exactly how we had to do our dirty clothes on camping trip when I was a 'Cub Scout'-------1960s

I hope it was a new plumbers friend.
bumpy

[Old-Biscuit]

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

Exactly how we had to do our dirty clothes on camping trip when I was a 'Cub Scout'-------1960s

[Crowe]

Waste of money and space. If I need to do just skivvies or a bathing suit (that contraption won't fit any more than that) there's always a sink, stream or lake nearby (biodegradable soap of course).

[LarryJM]

ccxnola wrote:
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

I agree for small and one at a time items my existing plastic "DISH PAN" and some Dawn or Woolite does just fine, is free, and already serves another needed purpose.

Larry