I've had the Giantex countertop 12 lbs load and Laundry alternative spinner 9 years and they're still going strong, and I wash every week. Love my machines.
I like this one the best because it holds more clothes and if it starts to leak you can turn off the water and the tub looks more secure from possible leaks.
Thanks for this video. I'm glad to see how it works and that a lot of material isn't wasted on housing. Over the past four years I've purchased two of the washer/spinner combination units and one side or the other malfunctioned after about a year. I decided to purchase two separate units for washing and spinning. This will be my washer. If I do small loads, I should only have to visit the laundromat to do big items.
Don't get me wrong.. i think this is a really cool machine... i am a big fan of these portable washers in general.. you'll sometimes find interesting designs like this one . And the way they wash is kind of like a through back to the way it was years ago.. Simple, you're in full control of your washing and some of these machines wash clothes a lot the way the older washing machines used to. But i do have one question though... I just have to wonder... How many house guests have accidentally mistaked this machine for a garbage can... lol just kidding... I'm not knocking it ... I actually really like this appliance.. its really cool
When I called the Laundry Alternative, I was told in October it was going to be there, but its November and its not there, when I went to into their website I bought the Super Compact Automatic Washer Second Generation - SCAW2GEN $199.00 Its 1 cu. ft, It fits 4 regular bath towel and 2 hand towels . it comes with the connectors ready to use just remove the aerator from the facet. I does wash and spin dry all in one. It fits 7 or 8 garments depend of the thickening of the clothes. Very quiet and I can store it in the closet. It pays for it-self. I save gas money ans I save money from the laundry machine. I'm happy with it.
I hope to never go to a laundromat again after pulling clothes out of the dryer and discovering bed bugs. They were dead, but I re-washed and dried everything again... then I left my laundry in my car trunk until I absolutely needed it, for fear there were bed bugs in it.
@@yootoob4516 Oh no some laundromat are bad check the review!. Best, if you can buy portable washer! as laundromat depending on certain countries & places never been clean either way and BB=humans targeted not good!
Is this machine no longer being produced? It's out of stock in the laundry alternative website and Amazon, not avaible on Ebay either. I LOVE the style of the machine its so simple and drains on it's own which is I need. Will this machine come back to marketplace or is it gone for good?
Or turn off your toilet tank and use it as water for the toilet. I'm serious. Gray water is used over and over again and the same with shower water. Put it in your toilet tank. And keep your toilet clean LOL just thought of that one.
This is similar to the old Maytag wringer washing machines. You should try to add a hand cranked wringer to the machine for people that can't squeeze the water out by hand. I think if you had two of these machine and two wringers that would be awesome. One machine to wash, then wring most of the soapy water out, dump into the second machine for a rinse, and then wring again. If there is a second load use the rinse water from the first load to wash in and get clean water for your rinse, this would save some water.
If you make top of the sides flat then people could attach an after marker wringer bought from Lehmans Hardware store or ebay. If you make another video you should talk about how much water is used, and what is the amount of electricity the unit uses, does low water perssure effect this unit? Could you fill this unit up using buckets of water if there is no running water on the premises? This looks like a great product for people trying to live off grid, or are living in travel trailers.
You don't ned to wring the clothes between the cycles. just when it is finished. This washer was designed to be an affordable alternative for big families. We also hav ethe spin dryers.
Will the washing machine stop for the next cycle if you forget to turn it off or put more water in? And I don't know if I want to stand there the whole cycle like you are or is that just for demonstration?
WWW.the Laundry alternative.com. Right now there are out of stock, but at the end of October 2017 they will have it, and it will be better than the previous ones.
I looked on Amazon.com and Can Not find that Superpop washing Machine you reviewed. I want to purchase one Exactly as that one. The link below does not show this machine either, is there any other way to find out how to get it ? please !! thanks so kindly.
There is no reason you couldn't fill it to the top, less two inches, right? So you could do a much bigger load. But my concern with this machine is it only agitates in one direction, so the clothes are going to get very tangled.
Yuppers. Any washer that doesn't have a center agitator is going to tangle the clothes. I've been through so many of them and my clothes got tangled and ruined.
THat's not the case with the SuperPop. It tangles a little bit, but not enough to make knots and ruin the clothes. because the tub design is made to untangle.
Some tangling will occur, especially with four or five button-up shirts washed together. HOWEVER: the agitation action of the Super Pop is strong yet gentle, and any tangling that occurs has not damaged my clothes. One way to circumvent this is to mix what you put in the washer; for example, a pair of dockers with a few pair of underclothes and socks, and a shirt or two. I believe that cuts down on the tangling.
Is there any comparison between Superpop and New Version Panda Counter Top Small Portable Compact Washing Machine (10 lbs Capacity) -Larger Size at Amazon? Please advise.
An email was sent. I would like to make a decision ASAP. Thanks. According to the description, Panda could hold up to 10 Ibs, and might have two direction rotation.
I got the email and we will try to make a comparison video ASAP. However, i can let you know in advance that it is IMPOSSIBLE for this Panda to wash more than the Superpop because the whole Panda washer is smaller than the Superpop's tub. Please note that the Panda is a compact countertop washer and the SuperPop is a floorstanding washer.
Unfortunately no. We had to put it on hold until we have a list with the first 1000 potential customers to justify starting production. However, we have new big capacity washers (3 fully automatic) and one compact/portable tumble dryer to be released in 2018.
+Ernestine Tiggs Yes it does. But beware that it can only hold a few items at a time. It didn't fit my needs so I returned it today. And they have no hassle returns, so no worries! Gotta LOVE that! Awesome company:)
@@joco885 That's not "dirty" water. Nowadays, because of the "yuck" factor, most people end up wasting detergent and draining suds that were good enough for other 2 loads (never more than that). Whatever person that used a wringer washer knows what I mean. You sort the clothes and go washing from lighter to darker and less soiled to more soiled loads. You fill the washer with hot water, then first do the whites (whites are usually less soiled). after that, you switch the load keeping the water and wash the light colors. At this point the water cooled down and it's warm, perfect for colors. Of course you have to monitor the suds. You may need to add a bit more detergent for each load or, if the load was really dirty, then the water will look nasty, of course in this case you have to change the water. After all done you can start rinsing. Doing that you cut your water usage and detergent by 66%. It means a lot of money saved in one year. Decades ago, some automatic washers used to have the "Suds saver" feature, that would store the wash water in a laundry sink, drain the rinse water in a stand pipe and then suck the suds back to the washer for the next load. Unfortunately this feature is long gone because most modern homes don't have laundry sinks. And not less important. The wash is the portion of a wash cycle that dissolves and suspends the dirt, but the wash doesnt "remove" the dirt. The rinse is responsible for effectively diluting removing the dirt. Rinsing properly is as important as using a good quality detergent and proper laundry additives for each fabric or stain type. That's why the so called "high efficiency" washers have that horrible performance many people complain about. They save water by sacrificing the rinse. Can you really believe 20 lbs of clothes are properly rinsed with only 1 gal of water sprayed on the clothes without an immersion rinse?
thomfoz? Do you Own this company? I really am looking forward to this new unit in July. My only concern is the negative reviews on your site. Did those issues get resolved? I understand that sometimes things aren't working properly. However you have people talking about they reach out to the company to get a replacement and 2-3 weeks later and they dont hear from you guys. Is this something to be expected should something go wrong with the machine? Again I am really looking forward to getting this but it does concern me a bit.
Thanks for your message. No, I don't own the company. The company had some issues on the past with a 3rd party "call center". In order to fix that, now only two persons take care of the customer service. The CEO and the Product Design Manager (me). The new SuperPop will arrive in September with all those issues solved. A huge issue we had wasn't the product itself, but the way FedEx was being "gentle" with the boxes and the washers arrived broken at the customer's house. All of them were immediately replaced by brand new units and all the products are covered by a 3-year "hassle-free" warranty.
Oh Wow thats great to hear; I am also looking forward to one of these new machines. Oh Jeez September though, that is 3 months away, this unit cant come soon enough. I notice that the current one you have is out of stock.
Douglas Fernardo Ale Jorge sim, ela é fabricada no Brasil, e usa a versao brasileira como base mas o design é exclusivo da The Laundry Alternative para atender ao mercado americano.
I suppose one could not drain the rinse water, wring each item out over the tub, and then reuse the rinse water for the wash cycle of the next load, just add detergent. Seems like a water/money saver. Then use clean water to rinse, and then use that rinse water for he wash cycle of the next load..... etc...
MotorCity J You can use as much chlorine bleach you want... I tested it with 5 gal of Clorox and nothing happened (except the clothes for the test load that were ruined)
thomfoz I watched the promo video for the Niagara! I used a very similar machine for 3 years when I lived abroad, and I loved it. The only problem is that the Niagara doesn't have a spin cycle, and that's a deal breaker for me unfortunately.
Patricia, this washer actually saves water, if you know how to do it... Not everybody can afford a fully automatic washer or has the space to have a washer permanently hooked up. This WAS a great alternative for those who need to wash tons of clothes and can't rely on super compact fully automatic washers like the Silk Lux, mostly because live in RVs or off grid (and most portable solar generators can't generate electricity enough for a fully automatic washer). The washer not being suitable for YOUR needs doesn't mean it's a bad product.
Anyway, this model was discontinued to give space for the new model, Niagara, that's much more efficient (actually the most efficient top load washer sold in the USA) and has a 3x bigger capacity and smaller footprint.
@@thomfoz I don't want any type of Washer that I have to Wring the cloths out on My hand,to time consuming,I can't afford an expensive Washer either but I will Save up to get what I Want,am all ready wringing clothes out on my hand am sick Of that,am speaking For me.
@@thomfoz Why do you continue To go back and forth With me about the Washer,I don't care for It,I mean you or someone else may love it that's your right To do so,I don't care for It,am not trying to be Nasty,just honest. I won't be responding Any more have a bless Day.😊
thomfoz..... I love this machine and also the super compact automatic as well as the spinner. I never knew such things existed! But, again, I never investigated. May I make a suggestion for your demo.....after we observe the washing action you could close the top So your conversation could be more easily heard. You have a good voice and a lovely accent but could be better heard with the cover down for at least part of the time. Thank you for a very professional demo, please mention the cost at the end if possible. Jane and her wacky sidekick, Lola, the Boston Terrier
Mark, you say probably based on your life experience (probably never went beyond an automatic washer). I designed this washer. What you see as something negative, is exactly the feature many people love. There are endless reasons why people PREFER washing machines that don't spin. And price is just one of those. And a big bucket would just be a bucket. it wouldn't agitate. If we follow your theory, why a bucket? there's the bathtub or the kitchen sink.... now agitate the clothes in a bucket for 15 minutes non stop and make them clean....
Thanks for your opinion. I've made the video long because many people ask me to show the whole cycle. There are also shorter versions with the key features.
Honestly that is crab,a washer with no spin is not working i got one in amazon full automatic and can handle 14 pound and with spin only for 180 dollars and is working great.
If you have limited space, then it's a great idea. You have a capacity similar to a full size washer, but without all that weight, so you can more both washer and a spin dryer and store them in a closet, for example, when not in use. You can't move a full size automatic washer to the sink every time you're going to use it.
@@thomfoz not really..there are compact portable washers with spinners that cost about $100 delivered...danby; best choice; hoover...and they are on wheels u just move them when u want them
I've had the Giantex countertop 12 lbs load and Laundry alternative spinner 9 years and they're still going strong, and I wash every week. Love my machines.
I like this one the best because it holds more clothes and if it starts to leak you can turn off the water and the tub looks more secure from possible leaks.
Thanks for this video. I'm glad to see how it works and that a lot of material isn't wasted on housing. Over the past four years I've purchased two of the washer/spinner combination units and one side or the other malfunctioned after about a year. I decided to purchase two separate units for washing and spinning. This will be my washer. If I do small loads, I should only have to visit the laundromat to do big items.
I just bought one of these, based on your demonstration, thomfoz! I'm quite happy with it.
Don't get me wrong.. i think this is a really cool machine... i am a big fan of these portable washers in general.. you'll sometimes find interesting designs like this one . And the way they wash is kind of like a through back to the way it was years ago..
Simple, you're in full control of your washing and some of these machines wash clothes a lot the way the older washing machines used to.
But i do have one question though...
I just have to wonder...
How many house guests have accidentally mistaked this machine for a garbage can... lol just kidding...
I'm not knocking it ...
I actually really like this appliance.. its really cool
When I called the Laundry Alternative, I was told in October it was going to be there, but its November and its not there, when I went to into their website I bought the Super Compact Automatic Washer Second Generation - SCAW2GEN $199.00 Its 1 cu. ft, It fits 4 regular bath towel and 2 hand towels . it comes with the connectors ready to use just remove the aerator from the facet. I does wash and spin dry all in one. It fits 7 or 8 garments depend of the thickening of the clothes. Very quiet and I can store it in the closet. It pays for it-self. I save gas money ans I save money from the laundry machine. I'm happy with it.
I hope to never go to a laundromat again after pulling clothes out of the dryer and discovering bed bugs. They were dead, but I re-washed and dried everything again... then I left my laundry in my car trunk until I absolutely needed it, for fear there were bed bugs in it.
@@yootoob4516 Oh no some laundromat are bad check the review!. Best, if you can buy portable washer! as laundromat depending on certain countries & places never been clean either way and BB=humans targeted not good!
Thank you very, very much for all the effort you've gone through in order to share this thorough Presentation with us. Thank you.
I am in the Navy and was looking for something that would be strong enough to wash my NWU's. Thanks for this. I most likely will buy.
Is this machine no longer being produced? It's out of stock in the laundry alternative website and Amazon, not avaible on Ebay either. I LOVE the style of the machine its so simple and drains on it's own which is I need. Will this machine come back to marketplace or is it gone for good?
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They probably found out how well it works and how much people liked it, so they took it off the market, much like medical remedies.
This one looks like it works well. Good tutorial.
Jude Law
Or turn off your toilet tank and use it as water for the toilet. I'm serious. Gray water is used over and over again and the same with shower water. Put it in your toilet tank. And keep your toilet clean LOL just thought of that one.
This is similar to the old Maytag wringer washing machines. You should try to add a hand cranked wringer to the machine for people that can't squeeze the water out by hand. I think if you had two of these machine and two wringers that would be awesome. One machine to wash, then wring most of the soapy water out, dump into the second machine for a rinse, and then wring again. If there is a second load use the rinse water from the first load to wash in and get clean water for your rinse, this would save some water.
I'd love to, however, it's legally forbidden to have whatever kind of wringer (even hand cranked) on washing machines in the USA.
If you make top of the sides flat then people could attach an after marker wringer bought from Lehmans Hardware store or ebay. If you make another video you should talk about how much water is used, and what is the amount of electricity the unit uses, does low water perssure effect this unit? Could you fill this unit up using buckets of water if there is no running water on the premises? This looks like a great product for people trying to live off grid, or are living in travel trailers.
MrsMika but this design was discontinued.
First of all you have a cool accent where are you from ? And is this washer ideal for traveling? Like in RV’s cause my mom hates going to laundry mats
I love the idea but I'm not wringing out a load of wet clothes in between cycles. I think I'll pass on this one.
You don't ned to wring the clothes between the cycles. just when it is finished.
This washer was designed to be an affordable alternative for big families. We also hav ethe spin dryers.
thomfoz I think I will go with the SCAW2GEN model. But I do love the way this one thrushes those clothes around!
You buy the high speed spinner to go with it. I've used my set 8 or 9 years and they're still going strong
This is the machine I would get if only I could buy it. Can't find it available anywhere.
It was discontinued. Now The Laundry Alternative has the Poseidon model, which is somewhat similar but with an agitator
@@thomfoz Oh thank you!
man this is the coolest thing ever love watching these reviews.hope. to get one sum day.
Yvette K some day? Why not now? the price is fabulous and it won't last too long until the super discount is gone!
thomfoz i all ready have a washing machine now . the .price doesn't matter .thank you for sharing enjoy watching
Where did you get your washing machine can you please let me know thank you
www.laundry-alternative.com
How much is it and where did you buy it
At the fill line, where the filter is, How many gallons of water is that?
hey I'm just wondering if I could just fill the unit from buckets instead of hose connection. thanks for the video
ajoyhall yes you do
Do you know when they will be in stock? Thank you
Would like to know as well
And how much did you buy it, does this have wheels on the bottom
It doesn't have wheels on the bottom and it really doesn't need them. The machine is extremely lightweight. You can literally lift it with one finger.
Doesn't spin?
Will the washing machine stop for the next cycle if you forget to turn it off or put more water in? And I don't know if I want to stand there the whole cycle like you are or is that just for demonstration?
What’s is the name of this machine or brand, please?
The laundry alternative superpop. This model was already discontinued, but The Laundry Alternative has great new models.
this one is the biggest on ive seen, where do they sell it?
www.laundry-alternative.com
Clyde Davis
Great machine!!!
Clyde Davis where can i get this?
WWW.the Laundry alternative.com. Right now there are out of stock, but at the end of October 2017 they will have it, and it will be better than the previous ones.
It is November and they still don't have it.
Do you have a spin dryer?
Yes! Watch the video!
I wish I could buy one, do they still make it for Brazil?
It was disco tinued in Brasil too.
Soon we will have a new model, with an agitator
how many kgs will it wash at a time?
Is there an adaptor to make sure it fits any sink?
I looked on Amazon.com and Can Not find that Superpop washing Machine you reviewed. I want to purchase one Exactly as that one. The link below does not show this machine either, is there any other way to find out how to get it ? please !! thanks so kindly.
This model was discontinued and replaced by Niagara washer. Www.laundry-alternative.com
There is no reason you couldn't fill it to the top, less two inches, right? So you could do a much bigger load. But my concern with this machine is it only agitates in one direction, so the clothes are going to get very tangled.
Yuppers. Any washer that doesn't have a center agitator is going to tangle the clothes. I've been through so many of them and my clothes got tangled and ruined.
THat's not the case with the SuperPop. It tangles a little bit, but not enough to make knots and ruin the clothes. because the tub design is made to untangle.
Some tangling will occur, especially with four or five button-up shirts washed together. HOWEVER: the agitation action of the Super Pop is strong yet gentle, and any tangling that occurs has not damaged my clothes. One way to circumvent this is to mix what you put in the washer; for example, a pair of dockers with a few pair of underclothes and socks, and a shirt or two. I believe that cuts down on the tangling.
Thanks.... LOL Of course.. I designed it!
I know every millimeter of it.
Você ainda possui a Mueller special?
Ela já deu algum defeito?
5555 Ddd deixei ela no Brasil, mas ainda esta na familia e funcionando firme e forte. nenhum defeito até agora.
1 does it have a motor 2 doesn't spin dry
3 It doesn't alternate the agitation direction.
Will this be available in Canada anytime soon?
Is there any comparison between Superpop and New Version Panda Counter Top Small Portable Compact Washing Machine (10 lbs Capacity) -Larger Size at Amazon? Please advise.
水墨浛轩 please send us an email with a link to that product and we will be glad to make a comparison video.
水墨浛轩 support@laundry-alternative.com att. Thomas Ortega
An email was sent. I would like to make a decision ASAP. Thanks. According to the description, Panda could hold up to 10 Ibs, and might have two direction rotation.
I got the email and we will try to make a comparison video ASAP. However, i can let you know in advance that it is IMPOSSIBLE for this Panda to wash more than the Superpop because the whole Panda washer is smaller than the Superpop's tub.
Please note that the Panda is a compact countertop washer and the SuperPop is a floorstanding washer.
I am referring to the 10 lbs Capacity new version piece, not the countertop washer. It is also a floorstanding washer as well.
Will this be back in,stock?
Why you didn't show the connection?
This is really cool
where to buy? Can't find it anywhere!
This model was discontinued and replaced by Niagara, which is even smaller to save space but can wash 3x bigger loads.
Nice big tub. Looks like it could handle blue jeans no problem
Great machine, but it needs a spin option. Not interested in wringing out my clothing.
Then you need an automatic washer. This washer was designed for an specific target.
Unfortunately no. We had to put it on hold until we have a list with the first 1000 potential customers to justify starting production.
However, we have new big capacity washers (3 fully automatic) and one compact/portable tumble dryer to be released in 2018.
There are plenty of portable washers that do spin dry at an affordable price 200$ or little less! I'd rather buy one of those!
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can you do a video on the i wash personal washer from laundry alternative.
I just returned that machine because the tub is SO small. You can only wash a couple of items at a time. Not even close to as much as this machine.
+Lori. The I wash machine you return did it spin the cloths dry.
+Ernestine Tiggs Yes it does. But beware that it can only hold a few items at a time. It didn't fit my needs so I returned it today. And they have no hassle returns, so no worries! Gotta LOVE that! Awesome company:)
Lori Thank you for the information.
You're welcome:)
it is wonderful for washing clothes, but it does not squeeze the water out, no spinner ... it could be useful for people who want to wash only...
No, It doesn't. But we also have spin dryers.
Why would you reuse dirty water?
Because the suds can actually be used for 3 loads.
@@thomfoz Yeah, I wouldn't want to wear clothes or use rags or towels that were washed in dirty water. 🤢
@@joco885 That's not "dirty" water.
Nowadays, because of the "yuck" factor, most people end up wasting detergent and draining suds that were good enough for other 2 loads (never more than that).
Whatever person that used a wringer washer knows what I mean. You sort the clothes and go washing from lighter to darker and less soiled to more soiled loads.
You fill the washer with hot water, then first do the whites (whites are usually less soiled). after that, you switch the load keeping the water and wash the light colors. At this point the water cooled down and it's warm, perfect for colors. Of course you have to monitor the suds. You may need to add a bit more detergent for each load or, if the load was really dirty, then the water will look nasty, of course in this case you have to change the water.
After all done you can start rinsing.
Doing that you cut your water usage and detergent by 66%. It means a lot of money saved in one year.
Decades ago, some automatic washers used to have the "Suds saver" feature, that would store the wash water in a laundry sink, drain the rinse water in a stand pipe and then suck the suds back to the washer for the next load. Unfortunately this feature is long gone because most modern homes don't have laundry sinks.
And not less important. The wash is the portion of a wash cycle that dissolves and suspends the dirt, but the wash doesnt "remove" the dirt. The rinse is responsible for effectively diluting removing the dirt. Rinsing properly is as important as using a good quality detergent and proper laundry additives for each fabric or stain type. That's why the so called "high efficiency" washers have that horrible performance many people complain about. They save water by sacrificing the rinse. Can you really believe 20 lbs of clothes are properly rinsed with only 1 gal of water sprayed on the clothes without an immersion rinse?
Go figures everyone is out of stock, what a waist. Probably discontinued.
cowboy6591 yes, im redesigning it. new version in late july, smaller to save space, bigger capacity and the motor is more silent.
thomfoz? Do you Own this company? I really am looking forward to this new unit in July. My only concern is the negative reviews on your site.
Did those issues get resolved? I understand that sometimes things aren't working properly. However you have people talking about they reach out to the company to get a replacement and 2-3 weeks later and they dont hear from you guys.
Is this something to be expected should something go wrong with the machine?
Again I am really looking forward to getting this but it does concern me a bit.
Thanks for your message.
No, I don't own the company. The company had some issues on the past with a 3rd party "call center". In order to fix that, now only two persons take care of the customer service. The CEO and the Product Design Manager (me).
The new SuperPop will arrive in September with all those issues solved. A huge issue we had wasn't the product itself, but the way FedEx was being "gentle" with the boxes and the washers arrived broken at the customer's house. All of them were immediately replaced by brand new units and all the products are covered by a 3-year "hassle-free" warranty.
Oh Wow thats great to hear; I am also looking forward to one of these new machines. Oh Jeez September though, that is 3 months away, this unit cant come soon enough. I notice that the current one you have is out of stock.
Yes, it is already out of stock after 30k units sold.
This machine made from Brazil
Douglas Fernardo Ale Jorge sim, ela é fabricada no Brasil, e usa a versao brasileira como base mas o design é exclusivo da The Laundry Alternative para atender ao mercado americano.
I suppose one could not drain the rinse water, wring each item out over the tub, and then reuse the rinse water for the wash cycle of the next load, just add detergent. Seems like a water/money saver. Then use clean water to rinse, and then use that rinse water for he wash cycle of the next load..... etc...
I have a question, would you use the same amount of detergent as a regular washer or would you use less? About half as much?
MotorCity J exactly. you can also save the suds to wash a next load saving detergent. and then start rinsing several loads
MotorCity J you can use less detergent. average 1/4 of the dose is enough.
thomfoz can you use chlorine bleach in these machines or is that not recommended?
MotorCity J You can use as much chlorine bleach you want... I tested it with 5 gal of Clorox and nothing happened (except the clothes for the test load that were ruined)
Too many ads SMH
This is so cute. Look at that. :)
LaTasha Ursin the same
I think it's discontinued, which is a shame.
This was discontinued but the new model is way better.
Do you mean the Silk Luxe? The one with a choice of blue, yellow or pink cover?
@@Mimeh53 no, the model that replaced the Superpop is Niagara
thomfoz I watched the promo video for the Niagara! I used a very similar machine for 3 years when I lived abroad, and I loved it. The only problem is that the Niagara doesn't have a spin cycle, and that's a deal breaker for me unfortunately.
@@Mimeh53 the superpop doesn't have a spin cycle either.
Have you seen the matching spin dryer?
No spin they can keep it.🤦this washer uses up a lot of water&electric,you would think.
Patricia, this washer actually saves water, if you know how to do it... Not everybody can afford a fully automatic washer or has the space to have a washer permanently hooked up. This WAS a great alternative for those who need to wash tons of clothes and can't rely on super compact fully automatic washers like the Silk Lux, mostly because live in RVs or off grid (and most portable solar generators can't generate electricity enough for a fully automatic washer).
The washer not being suitable for YOUR needs doesn't mean it's a bad product.
Anyway, this model was discontinued to give space for the new model, Niagara, that's much more efficient (actually the most efficient top load washer sold in the USA) and has a 3x bigger capacity and smaller footprint.
@@thomfoz
I don't want any type of
Washer that I have to
Wring the cloths out on
My hand,to time consuming,I can't afford an expensive
Washer either but I will
Save up to get what I
Want,am all ready wringing clothes out on my hand am sick
Of that,am speaking
For me.
@@patriciapowell1560 That's why spin dryers are for... You don't need to wring clothes manually.
@@thomfoz
Why do you continue
To go back and forth
With me about the
Washer,I don't care for
It,I mean you or someone else may love it that's your right
To do so,I don't care for
It,am not trying to be
Nasty,just honest.
I won't be responding
Any more have a bless
Day.😊
thomfoz..... I love this machine and also the super compact automatic as well as the spinner.
I never knew such things existed! But, again, I never investigated.
May I make a suggestion for your demo.....after we observe the washing action you could close the top
So your conversation could be more easily heard. You have a good voice and a lovely accent but could be better heard with the cover down for at least part of the time.
Thank you for a very professional demo, please mention the cost at the end if possible.
Jane and her wacky sidekick, Lola, the Boston Terrier
Her Woofness Boston Terrier thank yoi for the tip! I'll certainly do it starting on the next video I make.
18:10 roach is in the background crawling out of a drawer.
but it dosent spin the clothes ....whats the point ? you could just get a big bucket of soapy water instead
Mark, you say probably based on your life experience (probably never went beyond an automatic washer). I designed this washer. What you see as something negative, is exactly the feature many people love.
There are endless reasons why people PREFER washing machines that don't spin. And price is just one of those.
And a big bucket would just be a bucket. it wouldn't agitate. If we follow your theory, why a bucket? there's the bathtub or the kitchen sink.... now agitate the clothes in a bucket for 15 minutes non stop and make them clean....
Mark Layton, I agree. Some would argue that spinning is the most important part.
That's a way to long video for a washing demonstration
Thanks for your opinion. I've made the video long because many people ask me to show the whole cycle.
There are also shorter versions with the key features.
I cannot understand most of what our host is saying because of the sound of the machine.
The machine wasn't that loud. the cameria microphone that was awful.
Anyway, this model was discontinued.
@@thomfoz Thanks for letting me know.
Honestly that is crab,a washer with no spin is not working i got one in amazon full automatic and can handle 14 pound and with spin only for 180 dollars and is working great.
Wow !! 😉perfect
This type of machine is no longer available.
Exactly. It was replaced by Niagara.
Looked it up. Still out of stock.
This model was discontinued. The New SuperPop is smaller, to save space, and it has a bigger capacity, It will be released in a few months.
thomfoz Thank you
i cannot imagine any washer that wont spin the water out of the clothes; not worth it im thinking.
If you have limited space, then it's a great idea. You have a capacity similar to a full size washer, but without all that weight, so you can more both washer and a spin dryer and store them in a closet, for example, when not in use. You can't move a full size automatic washer to the sink every time you're going to use it.
@@thomfoz not really..there are compact portable washers with spinners that cost about $100 delivered...danby; best choice; hoover...and they are on wheels u just move them when u want them
@@Lauren-vd4qe they dont have the same capacity, our company makes them too.
@@thomfoz but whats the point of it if you have to wring it out yourself
@@Lauren-vd4qe you dont need to wring by yourself... you can use a spin dryer, just like you would do if using a twin tub
muy buena, Pequeña, Rendidora practica.
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Coolio
It's not really doing much
Marie-An'nick Morris actually it is!
Marie-An'nick Morris what are you talking about, it's doing great but doesn't matter if not available
Load as hell
You mean loud? No, it's not loud at all
The camera makes it sound much louder than it really is.
The loudest noise you can actually hear is the water sloshing around the tub
no way those clothes are clean
Billy Lzer yep, they are! perfectly clean
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What a joke