Gosh,💕 I’m so happy I was able to help you and your mom if there’s anything further I can do to help you please let me know🌸

Hello, what a beautiful comment thank you so much for saying such kind words I’m so happy my video will help you in all the ways you mentioned🌸💕✨

You are very welcome.

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I have never washed my towels or my sheets in this machine, I use my public laundry room for those the side that spins the clothing is significantly smaller than the wash side, that’s why I don’t wash them in this machine.🌸

Yes, it is a little more work but for sum it’s very helpful. It gives you an option to have your own machine in your home, especially if you’re a renter and you don’t have a washer and dryer in your unit, but I do understand it’s not for everyone.🌸

You don’t necessarily have to stand over it. I’m only doing this just to demonstrate the machine. There is a little more work involved in this machine, but it does give some people an option that can’t afford a regular size washer, or those who are not allowed to have a washer because they’re renting🌸

Some of us apartment dwellers don't have the option for a "real" washing machine in our homes, and this is the next best thing. Speaking for myself, this has plusses and minuses: I'm very particular about how I do my laundry, and am a tad obsessed with stain removal and keeping my clothes for a long time. This machine gives me a lot of flexibility -- I can let things soak for a very long time, and control how long I want the wash cycle to go on. The plastic tub is rough on fabric, so I put everything (including sheets and towels) into mesh bags. When I first got the machine, I noticed that it was kind of eating through my towels. The mesh bags solve that problem, but it does not add to the fun. It's true that that the manual aspect has the downside that you have to drain and refill to do the rinse cycles. Also, the rinses are much more effective if you spin the items between cycles. So yes, that part is a time consuming drag, especially if you use it for sheets and towels (I usually do those in the laundry room in my building's basement). All in all, though, I'm very glad I have it, and use it a lot.

Even though this was pretty much answered, some of us are in SMALL apartments with no hook-ups for a regular washer. That goes for people in campers, and college dorms as well. There's ALSO a *_>> HUGE <<_* price difference between one of these and a "proper" one and the longevity is pretty close to the same. These can be bought for as little as $90 where a "proper" one starts at OVER $500. Getting a "proper" one REPAIRED cost more than the price of one of these!! My 30lb (which is about 1/2 a full size load in a large regular washer) from Temu was $144 and a FULLY automatic version can be bought for around $180-$220. I'm also SINGLE which would make spending $500 to use 3 times the water, 3 times the electricity, and eat 3 times less often because of the price, pretty silly. The SPIN on these are WAY better than the spin on a "proper" one as well, meaning I can hang mine on the shower rod, and wear it in a few hours (which you AREN'T going to do with a "proper" one). You don't "stand over" it either. You fill it. Put the stuff in it (water/clothes/soap) and set it for how long you want the cycle to run, then go watch t.v. or have a Pina Colada (which you can afford a FEW of with the money you saved). You put the clothes in the spinner for 2 minutes or so and IT'S DONE. NOW, on the OTHER HAND, if you have a LARGE FAMILY, this is NOT for you, but a single/couple it's PERFECT. For ME, retired on S.S. it's about the ONLY thing I can afford!!

@@bluesky7838 One of those "plusses" is with a little less water, hubby's racing stripes DISAPPEAR! 🙂

Mine lasted RIGHT AT 2 years. Still washes, still drains, but the drain pump is starting to grind when the water is almost gone. Just ordered the 30lb version from Temu for $144 to replace it. Even at 2 years, it's MORE than paid for itself!!

Oh wow, having a pump would make a big difference…not everyone can lift that heavy bucket..thanks for sharing that with me 🌸

That's right. I think it prevents your laundry from riding up along the aide and getting caught between the spinning tub and the wall of the machine.

You might have to get creative to find a solution🌸

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Haha, 👍🏻 If you have any questions once you receive your washer, please reach out to me and I would love to help you. Thank you for supporting my channel.🌸

Thank you! 😊✨

Can you hang your clothes in the bathroom over the tub? I use to do that before I moved to my current condo ✨

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That I’m not sure 🤔

Depends on what size you get. the 26lb version will handle ONE regular pillow at a time, but you'll need to DRIP DRY it. You put it in the spinner and your neighbor is going to wonder where the washing machine on their porch came from! 🙂

Hi, I’ll try and answer all of your questions. The gadget that I used to attach the hose is in my community post. I show a picture of it. To wash and dry my bedsheets and my towels I use the laundry room in my building. Yes to keep the machine clean. I do a cycle of vinegar to clean it out once a week. The lint… there is a lint trap inside the machine. I’ve made an updated video That will address more clearly the questions you have hope this helps you✨

@@PaulaCodo Hi thanks for responding. Your post stops at the lint? there is nothing more. I do not know what the "community" post is. (I'm not all that up to speed on how people communicate these days...I'm a older and maybe that is the reason).

Aww that’s okay there is a lint trap on the inside of the washer I made an updated video about this machine it will answer all your questions I’ll send you the link

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@@PaulaCodo Thank you so much!

Hi Elizabeth, I’m so so happy you enjoyed the first edition of my cleaning and decorating series✨ my bedroom, really needed this cleaning I hope to see you for pt2 my kitchen🌸

You’re so kind thank you! 💕

It’s a great little machine ✨

Thank you, Teresa✨🌸💕

I really appreciate that. Thank you so much. I hope you and your family are doing well.💕✨

Oh, Teresa thank you so much💕 can I ask you a question do you prefer watching longform videos or short form videos because I was thinking of making one longform video a week and two short form videos? Love to hear your feedback if you don’t mind.🫶

@@PaulaCodo hi Paula. I love both the long and short form. I find the long form very relaxing, creative and inspiring. Love the music you apply to your videos. You have great video production skills as your videos come across as very professionally made. Re the short form; I think they are great to watch and they are important as they give me a sampler of the full video. I hope my feedback is helpful Paula. 🌸💚🌸

Hi Teresa, yes, your feedback is very helpful. 💕I’m trying to change some of my content and deliver a video format that you the audience want to see, my goal is one long form video and two short forms every week. ✨The long form will be on Sunday and the short form will be Wednesday and Friday ✨Thank you so much. I really appreciate you taking the time to reply. Have a wonderful day.🫶💕✨

​@@PaulaCodo You are very welcome 🌸

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You always say the kindest things, Teresa thank you so much💕✨

Aww thank you Amber💕 it’s really great to talk to you✨

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Hey Amber, just a quick question if you don’t mind so I am asking a few of my viewers what they think about long form videos and short form videos which do you prefer to watch?✨ my thought is creating one longform video and two short forms per week. Would that be something you’d be interested in love to hear your feedback if you don’t mind Amber🫶💕

Hey Amber💕 happy your here✨

Hi, no I have never had any problems with this washer it’s a great product✨

That's never been an issue for me (I've had one since the pandemic), and you really don't have to put it on Drain. The Drain setting is for the wash tub.

All the "drain" switch does is open the WASH TUB VALVE (and start the drain pump if you have one) so *IT* can drain. You don't need to use it when spinning (the spinner will start the drain pump). You can actually be filling up for the next load OR WASHING while the spinner is on, just leave the selector in "normal" mode. If you're getting backwash to EITHER tub then your valve is bad (mine just started doing that and I'm buying a new one).

Question does the water ever drain completely, because I have some excess water in the tube but it won’t fully drain out . Any ideas

@@boston1377 I have found that to get rid of the last of the water, I have to elevate the machine and let the hose dangle down. Since I use it in my tub, I perch it on the side of the tub for a moment. I also tilt the machine a little toward the pipe.

Your so sweet thank you 💕

This was my first time trying decoupage, I was surprised how easy it was✨

I think I need to get back into being more creative. I appreciate all of your kind comments.💕

Thank you so much!✨

It really does smell amazing. I hope you try it✨

I will definitely try it ​@@PaulaCodo

That’s wonderful 💕

That’s so nice to hear Debra!Thank you so much.!🫶🌸

Wonderful 💕🌸

That’s a great idea..✨

That’s wonderful to hear 💕

Hi Teresa, I’m so happy to hear that thank you 💕

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