MOJOCO Mini Washing Machine - 4L Small Portable Washing Machine with 3 Wash Modes for Underwear, Socks & Baby Clothes - Rechargeable Countertop Mini Washer for Dorms, Hotels, Travel & Camping

This little dynamo is amazing. I have used it for so many small articles. Clean so great. Easy to use. LOVE IT.

It works. I mainly use it for underwear and socks for quick cleaning and less power usage. Now the spin cycle isn't as powerful as a full fledged washer but it does get the job done. Use less detergent than you might think and don't overfill the container. Very easy to use and charge and doesn't take up much space at all. I'd recommend it.

So far so good!! So far I washed two small loads! one load had 6 pairs of socks and the other had two muscle shirts!! Only bad part is obviously you have to drain the water out but you can always add more water without the detergent for a better rinse

It worked well for such a small item. However, I ended up returning it because the power button was hard to turn on. Sometimes it would turn on immediately and other times I had to push the button several times. Also it was difficult to press the button to pick the extended wash cycles.

I'm having a great time with this washing machine and it's been a huge benefit to my life. I live in an apartment and dream of having an in unit washing machine but this has been able to clean some important items, so I'm thrilled about that. I get a lot of deodorant residue on my clothes, but this was able to handle the removal after cycles of both a 6 minute (on a cotton tank top) and 20 minute (on a rayon dress). It was able to clean my doggie's toys to look brand new and which is so much healthier for his teeth. It's so convenient and simple to use, I had it set up for it's first load in under 5 minutes. You simply put your clothes (or dog toys) inside, put a little soap, fill with water and turn it on. There's three modes - but they're really just the amount of time you want to run the cycle - 6, 12, 20. It came pre charged at 100% and after over 45 minutes of use, didn't budge a bit. Did I mention it's cordless! Yes, this bad boy is cordless and simply uses the same charger I use for just about every chargeable thing I own. Including a Mojoco blender which has been going strong for months even with twice daily use. The instructions are to cover the clothes with water, so no wasting water with a smaller load but on the other hand, there's no max fill line so you have to learn as you go. The lid doesn't lock in place, so I recommend to keep the water lower until you feel it's safe to add more. You can easily pause the machine mid cycle to refill. I would recommend using only liquid laundry soap to assure that it dissolves as the max time is 20 minutes. It's important to note that the cycles seems to go round and round and doesn't really bring the top to the bottom and vice versa. I chose to flip halfway just in case. There also isn't a rinse cycle, but sometimes, I dump the water after the cycle, squeeze the water out of the clothes, re-add the clothes with clean water (no soap) and run it again. Overall, everything has come and clean and smelling fresh, it's pretty cool. So while the machine isn't perfect, it is heading towards a dream come true. I do feel confident that it's doing a decent job from my experience so far. The machine itself is easy to clean with a quick wipe down and tuck away for the next use which I plan to use it everyday. Oh it's not too heavy, it's actually fairly lightweight and very easy to carry and though there is noise, it's not obnoxious or disturbing.

I have used this 6L small washer a few times already and am fairly pleased with it's performance. (I took a video showing the vortex made in the water, but so far am unable to upload.) It washes 38ddd underwire bra's and is able to move them in the wash. It cleans quite well, turning the wash water a dirty gray color, and the items came out looking clean and smelling fresh. It is made of 100% plastic, so I am concerned about the top bowl piece and the base springing a leak at the joint, but it has none so far. It has no fill line, so I had to use my judgment when putting water inside. It has no drain or fill hose, so I filled and dumped the water in the shower; which works well. Along with the 6,12, and 20 minute wash presets, it has a blue light that goes on automatically, which I assume is "uv sanitation"; this was not in the listing. There is no "rinse" or "spin" cycles, the functions are very simple. I think the price for this item is too high, you can purchase a 1cu washer with the same functions that also includes a water inlet and outlet hose and a spin basket for the same price. This is more portable however, and would be convenient for traveling. I used a couple tablespoons of liquid detergent, and that small amount cleaned my items thoroughly, but required 2 cycles to rinse it all out. I will use this for my undergarments, I think they will last longer in a small washer like this. I don't think it will wash an adults actual clothing items and get them clean, and would most likely overload the small motor it has. The price for this is too high, you can get a 1 cu washer with a water inlet and outlet hose, a spin basket, and spin cycle for the same price.

I have a Mojoco mini clothes dryer that I absolutely love. It has been a game changer for me, so I am loyal to the brand and ordered this mini washer with a lot of hope. Unfortunately I was not able to get it to clean my clothes very well. I put 7 bras in it (pictured) which did not seem overly full. Then I added a small amount of detergent (the instructions provide no guidance as to how much to add, but say to add detergent after the clothes). I ran it on the longest cycle, which was 20 minutes. The clothes were not agitated much and I don't think that the detergent was sufficiently dispersed. The instructions don't say anything about rinsing, but I did pour everything out and I ran another cycle with clean water. Then I dried everything in my Mojoco dryer (which, again, is a terrific product). Unfortunately, after everything dried the clothes just didn't seem very clean. They smelled like person instead of like clean laundry. At that point I washed everything again in my kitchen sink and dried in my beloved Mojoco dryer. Ultimately my sink is bigger and more convenient, as it has a drain and a water supply.

The Mojoco Mini Washing Machine is incredibly compact, making it perfect for small spaces like my apartment and also convenient for travel. Its lightweight design allows me to easily move it around and even take it with us on trips. It's a fantastic solution for parents staying in hotels or going camping, where laundry facilities may be limited. With a 6-liter capacity, this mini washer is perfect for washing my baby's clothes, including onesies, socks, and small blankets. The three wash modes allow me to customize the washing experience based on the level of dirtiness. I appreciate the gentle cycle for delicate fabrics, ensuring that my baby's clothing is handled with care while still getting thoroughly cleaned. The rechargeable feature of the Mojoco Mini Washing Machine is a major plus. It eliminates the need for a constant power source, making it suitable for outdoor use or places without easy access to outlets. I can wash clothes in the backyard while enjoying some fresh air or take it to a campsite without worrying about finding an electrical outlet. Operating the machine is straightforward, with simple controls that make it accessible even for those who may not be tech-savvy. I can load items, select a wash mode, and let it do its job while I attend to other tasks. It’s a time-saver for busy parents! When it comes to washing my baby's clothes, I feel reassured knowing that the machine provides a gentle yet effective clean. Baby clothes often require special care, and the Mojoco delivers just that. It's especially beneficial for washing items that may have stains or require frequent laundering, such as bibs and burp cloths. I was pleasantly surprised by how quiet this mini washer operates. It doesn’t disrupt my baby’s nap times, which is a huge relief. I can run a load while my little one is sleeping without worrying about waking them up.