Name: SpinFresh
Brand: Emilys Health Store USA
SKU: FP10353
Price: 301.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

No more $50/month at the laundromat

I was spending $40-50 a month at the laundromat. Gas to get there, $4 per wash, $3 per dryer, plus the hour and a half of sitting there staring at my phone. This machine paid for itself in about 6 months. Now I do laundry while cooking dinner. The 1300 RPM spin gets clothes so dry they barely need time on the rack. Wish I bought this two years ago.

Danielle M. Verified Purchase

Apartment has no hookups. Problem solved.

My apartment building has zero laundry facilities. Not in the unit, not in the building. I was hauling clothes to a laundromat 15 minutes away every weekend. Hooked this up to my bathroom faucet, drain hose goes right into the tub. Takes 5 minutes to set up and I wash everything right there. My wife laughed when the box arrived. She stopped laughing when she did her first load in her pajamas on a Tuesday night.

Marcus R. Verified Purchase

College dorm essential. Not kidding.

The dorm laundry room is disgusting. Someone always leaves wet clothes in the machine for hours. The dryers eat quarters and barely work. I bought this, set it up in my bathroom, and haven't gone back to the shared laundry room since September. My roommate thought I was crazy. Now she asks to use it twice a week. Best purchase of freshman year by far.

Hailey S. Verified Purchase

RV life just got way easier

Full-timing in an RV means laundromats at every campground. $6 a load, inconsistent machines, waiting around. This fits perfectly in our storage bay. Hook it up to the exterior faucet, drain into a bucket, done. My girlfriend was skeptical it would actually clean well enough for our dirty hiking clothes. It handles everything - even muddy trail gear comes out clean. Game changer for the road.

Derek T. Verified Purchase

Baby clothes need washing constantly. This saves me.

With a newborn I'm doing laundry almost every day. Spit-up, blowouts, burp cloths - it never ends. I can't haul a baby to the laundromat three times a week. I hook this up in the kitchen, run a small load of baby stuff while he naps, and everything's clean by the time he wakes up. The 300W motor gets stains out way better than I expected for a portable machine.

Brittany C. Verified Purchase

Fits in my bathroom closet. Actually cleans.

My studio apartment is 380 sq ft. I measured the bathroom closet before ordering - 25x14 fits perfectly with the door closed. When I need to wash, I roll it out, hook up the hose, and run a load. The twin tub is clutch because I can start spinning load one while washing load two. Three loads done in about an hour. Thought a portable washer would just swish clothes around. This actually deep cleans.

Brandon K. Verified Purchase

Great washer. Spin cycle is a bit loud.

The washing side is surprisingly quiet. The 1300 RPM spin cycle though - yeah, that makes some noise. Not unbearable but you'll hear it in the next room. I run it during the day and it's totally fine. Wouldn't run the spin cycle at 11pm if you have thin walls. Four stars only because of the noise. The actual washing and spinning performance is five stars no question.

Samantha H. Verified Purchase

Was hand-washing for 6 months. Never again.

After moving to an apartment with no laundry I tried hand-washing in the bathtub. Lasted about 6 months. My back hurt, clothes never got fully clean, and wringing out jeans by hand is miserable. This machine does in 15 minutes what took me 45 minutes by hand, and it does it better. The spin cycle alone is worth it - no more soaking wet clothes dripping everywhere for two days.

Ryan W. Verified Purchase

My husband said we didn't need it. He was wrong.

My husband insisted we could just keep going to the laundromat. Every Saturday morning, 2 hours, $15-20 in machines. I ordered this without telling him. Set it up in the bathroom. Did three loads while he was watching football. When he realized the clothes were already clean, folded, and put away he said 'okay, that thing can stay.' Now he does his own laundry during the week. Progress.

Monica F. Verified Purchase

Dorm laundry room? Never again.

Second year at university. First year I lost two shirts and a hoodie in the communal laundry. Someone took them out and never came back. Plus $2.50 per wash, $2.50 per dry, two or three times a week adds up fast on a student budget. This sits in my closet. I do a quick load every few days. No lost clothes. No quarters. No walking across campus in the rain carrying a laundry basket. Worth every penny.

Justin H. Verified Purchase

Saved my sanity during baby stage

Three kids under 5. The amount of laundry is criminal. Our building's shared machines are in the basement - try carrying two toddlers and a laundry basket down three flights of stairs. This machine in the bathroom means I do one or two small loads a day instead of one massive trip. The twin tub saves time because I'm always running a wash and a spin simultaneously. Lifesaver.

Catherine L. Verified Purchase

Takes 2-3 loads for a big laundry day. Worth it.

If you're a single person, one load probably handles your week. For my wife and I, it takes 2-3 loads on laundry day. That's the trade-off for having a machine this compact. But here's the thing - each load is 15-20 minutes total and I can wash one while spinning another. So 3 loads takes maybe 45 minutes. That's still faster than driving to the laundromat. Four stars because I wish the tub was slightly bigger.

Patrick D. Verified Purchase

Calculated the savings. It's insane.

I tracked my laundromat spending for 3 months before buying this. Averaged $48/month. That's $576 a year. This machine cost about $300. It paid for itself by month 7. Now I'm literally making money by not going to the laundromat. Plus I get my Saturday mornings back. The math was so obvious I'm embarrassed I didn't do this sooner.

Angela P. Verified Purchase

Camping trailer approved

We camp 3-4 weekends a month. Finding laundromats near campgrounds is a nightmare. This fits in the trailer, hooks up to the campground water, and we do laundry right at our campsite. No more wearing the same shirt three days in a row. My wife packs lighter now because she knows we can wash on the road. Less packing, more camping.

Gary N. Verified Purchase

Tiny NYC apartment. This is a must-have.

Manhattan studio. No laundry in building. Nearest laundromat charges $5.50 a wash. I shoved this into the space between my toilet and the wall and it fits perfectly. I hook the inlet to the bathroom faucet and the drain goes right into the tub. My boyfriend said it looked ridiculous. He changed his mind after his first load of gym clothes came out clean at 10pm on a Tuesday instead of waiting until Saturday.

Zoe T. Verified Purchase

Retired. Fixed income. No more laundromat bills.

On Social Security, every dollar counts. The laundromat was costing me $35 a month. That's $420 a year I don't have to spend anymore. This thing paid for itself faster than any investment I've made. I do small loads twice a week, easy on my back, easy on my wallet. My daughter set it up for me in about 10 minutes. Simple controls too - even I can figure it out.

Harold B. Verified Purchase

1300 RPM spin is no joke

I was skeptical about the spin dry feature. How dry could it really get? Answer: shockingly dry. Pulled a load of t-shirts out of the spinner and they were barely damp. Hung them up and they were dry in like 2 hours instead of the usual overnight. The spin alone is worth the purchase. Combined with the washer? Easy five stars.

Stephanie R. Verified Purchase

Wish the wash tub was slightly bigger. Otherwise perfect.

12 lbs is fine for everyday clothes but trying to wash a queen comforter? Not happening. For sheets, towels, jeans, regular laundry - it handles it all really well. The 300W motor actually agitates properly and gets things clean. I just wish I could squeeze in a blanket without going to the laundromat. For everything else though, this is the real deal.

Craig V. Verified Purchase

Setup took 5 minutes. Seriously.

I'm not handy. At all. I was nervous about 'hooking up a washing machine.' Turns out it's just a hose that screws onto your faucet and a drain hose you drop in the sink. Took me 5 minutes including reading the instructions. Ran my first load right after. My husband came home and couldn't believe I did laundry without calling him. New era in our household.

Nicole W. Verified Purchase

Frat house laundry solution

Our frat house has one washer for 30 guys. The wait time is insane and nobody cleans it. Four of us pooled together and bought this. Set it up in the upstairs bathroom. We each do our own loads during the week instead of fighting over the one machine on Sunday night. Honestly this should be standard equipment in every college house.

Tyler K. Verified Purchase

Guest bedroom closet. Hidden laundry room.

I store this in the guest bedroom closet. When I need to do laundry, I wheel it to the bathroom, hook it up, run my loads, then put it back. Nobody even knows I have it. My apartment looks clean, I have fresh clothes, and I don't spend a dime at the laundromat. Under 30 lbs makes it easy to move. This is the adult hack nobody talks about.

Christine E. Verified Purchase

Solid machine. Filter net is a nice touch.

The built-in filter net catches lint and small debris. After a month of use I cleaned it out and was surprised how much it caught. Keeps clothes cleaner and prevents drain clogs. Only four stars because the drain hose is a little short for my setup - had to position it right next to the sink. But the machine itself washes well and spins great.

Alan J. Verified Purchase

My mom stopped worrying about me

First apartment after college. No laundry in building. My mom was so stressed about me going to the laundromat alone at night. She bought me this and now I do laundry in my bathroom at 8pm in my PJs. She calls less to check on me. Win-win. The machine actually cleans well too - not just a mom-anxiety purchase, it's legitimately good.

Emily A. Verified Purchase

Construction worker. Need to wash work clothes constantly.

I come home covered in drywall dust and mud every day. Can't let those clothes sit until the weekend. I run a quick wash on my work gear every night while I shower. 15 minute wash, 5 minute spin, hang dry overnight. Clean work clothes every morning. My wife is thrilled because my dirty clothes aren't piling up in the hamper anymore.

James P. Verified Purchase

Lake house essential. No plumbing needed.

Our lake house has no washer-dryer hookups. After a weekend of swimming and hiking everyone has a pile of wet, dirty clothes. This connects right to the kitchen faucet and we do a few loads before heading home. Clothes go in the car clean instead of a garbage bag full of wet towels and swimsuits. Total game changer for our weekend trips.

Barbara G. Verified Purchase

My roommate thinks I'm a genius

Shared apartment. Nearest laundromat is a 20 minute walk. Got this and set it up in the kitchen. My roommate saw it and said 'does that actually work?' After he tried it he Venmo'd me half the cost the same day. We alternate laundry days. No more scheduling our weekends around the laundromat. Best shared apartment investment possible.

Noah L. Verified Purchase

Works great. Takes some getting used to.

First couple loads I overfilled it and the wash wasn't great. Once I figured out the right amount (about 2/3 full for the wash tub), it cleans really well. The timer dials take a load or two to figure out the right settings. By load number 3 I had it dialed in. Now I can run through 3 loads in about an hour. Just be patient with the learning curve.

Lisa N. Verified Purchase

Downsized to a condo. Don't miss the old washer.

Sold the house, moved to a condo with no laundry connections. Thought I'd be stuck going to the laundromat in the basement. Found this and it does everything I need. It's just my wife and me now so the 12 lb capacity is plenty. She was skeptical at first. Two weeks later she said she actually prefers this because she can do small loads whenever she wants instead of saving up for one big load.

Richard H. Verified Purchase

Grad school budget + no laundry = this machine

PhD stipend doesn't leave room for $50/month at the laundromat. This is the best investment I've made since starting grad school. I do a load every 3-4 days, takes 20 minutes total. My clothes are cleaner than the laundromat ever got them honestly. The shared machines there were questionable at best. Now I know exactly what's been in my washer.

Priya S. Verified Purchase

Decent for what it is. Know the limitations.

It washes clothes. It spins them mostly dry. It's compact and portable. But let's be real - it's not a full-size washer. You'll do 2-3 loads where a regular machine does 1. The spin cycle is noisy. Heavy items like jeans take a bit longer to get clean. For what it costs and the space it takes up, it's a fair deal. Just don't expect a full laundry room experience from a countertop machine. It's a solid 3 stars - good, not great.

Frank M. Verified Purchase

Convinced 3 neighbors to buy one

I live in an older apartment complex with no laundry facilities. Started telling my neighbors about this machine. Three of them bought one within a month. We all had the same problem - hauling clothes to the laundromat across town. Now the whole second floor does their laundry at home. One neighbor said it's the best recommendation she's ever gotten from me.

Donna R. Verified Purchase

Van life and clean clothes are finally compatible

Living in a converted van for 8 months now. Laundry was my least favorite part. Find a laundromat, waste 2 hours, spend $10-15. This machine changed everything. Hook it up at a campground water spigot, drain into a bucket, run it off my inverter. Clean clothes in 20 minutes at the campsite. My girlfriend was the holdout on van life because of laundry. Now she's all in.

Jake C. Verified Purchase

Spin cycle vibrates on my tile floor. Fixed with a mat.

The 1300 RPM spin is powerful but it vibrated on my bathroom tile. Machine walked about two inches during the first spin cycle. I put a rubber mat underneath and that fixed it completely. The actual spin performance is excellent - clothes come out nearly dry. Just buy a cheap anti-vibration mat with it and you're golden. Four stars because I had to figure that out myself.

Megan B. Verified Purchase

My wife does laundry during Netflix now

Used to be that Saturday morning was 'laundromat day.' Wake up early, bag the clothes, drive there, sit around, drive back. Now my wife starts a load when she sits down to watch TV at night. 15 minute wash, move to spin, start another wash. By the end of two episodes, all the laundry is done. She says it doesn't even feel like a chore anymore because she's multitasking.

Brett A. Verified Purchase

Elderly and independent. This helps me stay that way.

I'm 74. My daughter kept saying I should move somewhere with laundry facilities. I don't want to move. I've been in this apartment 22 years. This little machine means I can do my own laundry without asking anyone for help or a ride to the laundromat. Simple dials, light enough to move, connects to my kitchen faucet. Independence is priceless.

Gloria P. Verified Purchase

Works perfectly. Water temp matters though.

Pro tip: use warm water from the faucet for better cleaning results. Cold water works but warm water with detergent gets stains out much better. The machine handles up to 130F water which is plenty. Only four stars because I wish it had a built-in water heater, but at this price and size that's unrealistic. For what it is, it's excellent.

Sean D. Verified Purchase

Summer sublet lifesaver

I sublet an apartment every summer for my internship. Never have laundry access. Used to find a laundromat in a new city every year and waste my limited free time there. Now I just bring this in my car. Sets up in 5 minutes at any apartment with a faucet. Three summers in a row with this machine and it's still running perfectly.

Alyssa F. Verified Purchase

Honest review from a plumber. It's legit.

I'm a plumber. I know how water connections work. This is dead simple - standard faucet adapter, gravity drain hose. Nothing can go wrong if you set it up right. The build quality is decent for the price. The wash motor has good power. My only knock is the plastic feels like it could be thicker on the outer shell. But the internals are solid. Four stars from a professional perspective.

Mike T. Verified Purchase

Divorce meant downsizing. This was the answer.

Went from a house with a full laundry room to a one-bedroom apartment with nothing. The first month I went to the laundromat and cried in the parking lot. Dramatic? Maybe. But losing your home washer hits different. This machine gave me back a piece of normalcy. I do laundry in my own space, on my own time. It's a small thing but it matters.

Karen W. Verified Purchase

Gym clothes every day. Finally a solution.

I work out 6 days a week. That's 6 sets of sweaty gym clothes. I used to let them pile up until the weekend and the smell was horrifying. Now I throw a set in after every workout while I cook dinner. Quick 15 minute wash, spin, hang dry. Fresh gym clothes every single day. The 300W motor handles sweaty polyester and compression gear no problem.

Adam S. Verified Purchase

Love it. The hose connection takes a second.

The inlet hose has a universal adapter that fits most faucets. My kitchen faucet required a little finagling to get it tight. Once I figured out the right angle it was fine and doesn't leak. But the first attempt I had a small spray of water. Just take your time connecting it. The machine itself is wonderful - great wash, great spin, great size.

Wendy M. Verified Purchase

Does the job but manage your expectations.

It washes clothes and spins them mostly dry. That's what it says it does and that's what it does. But the wash cycle isn't as thorough as a full-size machine. Stains need pre-treatment. The spin cycle is loud enough that my wife asked what was happening. And loading/unloading between tubs gets old. Is it better than the laundromat? Barely. Is it more convenient? Yes. Three stars because it works but it's not the miracle some reviews make it sound like. It's a compact portable washer - calibrate accordingly.

Dennis K. Verified Purchase

Post-college apartment survival kit

Graduated in May. First real apartment. No dishwasher, no laundry, no AC. This at least solved one of those problems. I literally cannot afford the laundromat AND groceries on my starting salary. This machine means I'm spending that $40/month on food instead. My mom sent it as a housewarming gift and it's the most useful thing I own.

Jessica N. Verified Purchase

Second unit. First one still running after 18 months.

Bought one a year and a half ago for our rental property with no laundry. Still works perfectly. Just bought a second one for our cabin. The timer dials are slightly stiff but functional. Build quality holds up over time which is what matters. Four stars only because there's always room for improvement. But for the price and purpose, I'd buy again every time.

Henry R. Verified Purchase

It works. Set realistic expectations.

This is a portable twin tub washer. It is not a full-size washing machine. It washes about a third of what a full machine washes. The spin cycle is loud. Heavy stains need a pre-soak. But - and this is important - it DOES clean clothes, it DOES spin them mostly dry, and it DOES fit in a bathroom. If you understand what you're buying, you'll be satisfied. If you expect a full laundry room experience, adjust your expectations. Three stars for being exactly what it says it is.

Sandra F. Verified Purchase

Travel nurse. Best thing in my suitcase.

13-week assignments in furnished apartments that never have laundry. I used to find a laundromat in every new city. Now this machine goes in the trunk with everything else. Takes 5 minutes to set up at each new place. I've used it in 4 different apartments across 3 states. Still running strong. My travel nurse friends all have one now.

Chris W. Verified Purchase

Delicates and everyday clothes - great. Heavy stuff - takes patience.

Regular clothes, t-shirts, underwear, socks, light towels - washes them perfectly. Jeans and heavier items need the full 15 minutes and sometimes a second cycle for tough stains. It's not a heavy-duty machine. But for daily laundry? Excellent. I save the heavy stuff for once a month and do everything else in this. Four stars because it handles 90% of my laundry beautifully.

Lindsey H. Verified Purchase

Landlord problem? SpinFresh solution.

Landlord refuses to install laundry hookups. Won't let us install them ourselves either. This machine needs zero modifications to the apartment. Hooks to a faucet, drains into a sink. My landlord can't say anything because I'm not changing a thing about the plumbing. Problem solved without permission needed. Every renter dealing with a stubborn landlord needs this.

David E. Verified Purchase

Good investment. Read the instructions first.

My only advice: read the instructions before your first load. I didn't and I overloaded it, used too much detergent, and the drain hose wasn't secured. Suds everywhere. My fault completely. Once I read the manual and followed the guidelines, it worked perfectly. 12 lbs doesn't mean stuff it until it's bursting. Leave room for the water to circulate. Four stars because user error shouldn't count against the product, but I know others will make the same mistake.

Diane J. Verified Purchase

Bought it skeptical. Now I tell everyone.

Honestly thought a portable washer would be a toy. Something that swishes clothes around and calls it clean. I was wrong. This thing has a real motor. The 300W wash actually agitates properly. The spin at 1300 RPM actually wrings clothes out. After my first load I texted my brother and told him to get one. He did. Then his roommate did. Now three of us are laundromat-free. Should've done this years ago.

Anthony G. Verified Purchase

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