It’s still going strong. One foot has broken off but it’s very much usable. I am also scared I’m going to lose the plug. It’s held up pretty well considering.
@@caravancrew2021 : Thanks for your reply! It looks like the fatter hose is for draining the unit. You unscrew the plug at the bottom, and screw it in, hooking the top of the hose to the top of it. Then, when you're ready to drain it, you just unhook it and point it downward and the unit empties out. The thin hose looks like it might be used to fill it from the tap, but I have't tried that yet, since I just got mine. I'm glad to hear it's been working for you. I was reading bad reviews on Amazon saying it "broke right away" -- no doubt from gorillas who immediately yanked hard on the handle and snapped it off.....
Worth a try
May I ask how it held up after a year?
It’s still going strong. One foot has broken off but it’s very much usable. I am also scared I’m going to lose the plug. It’s held up pretty well considering.
@@caravancrew2021 , I am thinking of buying one just to stop hand wringing my clothes. Thanks so much for the answer.
Nobody seems to use the hoses properly. My instructions were all in Chinese, and I wondered how to use them. Still wondering.
We don’t use the hoses. We fill it up with our shower hose to wash and then rinse the washing the same way. Overall it’s been quite good for us.
@@caravancrew2021 : Thanks for your reply! It looks like the fatter hose is for draining the unit. You unscrew the plug at the bottom, and screw it in, hooking the top of the hose to the top of it. Then, when you're ready to drain it, you just unhook it and point it downward and the unit empties out.
The thin hose looks like it might be used to fill it from the tap, but I have't tried that yet, since I just got mine.
I'm glad to hear it's been working for you. I was reading bad reviews on Amazon saying it "broke right away" -- no doubt from gorillas who immediately yanked hard on the handle and snapped it off.....