shadowmoss, That sounds like what I have. I think it's good for people who have to go to the laundromat.
Well, The Wonderwash and Nina Spin Dryer arrived today. I did a load of laundry. To be honest, it was a real hassle. I had trouble putting the Wonderwash stand together. It kept slipping apart. I finally had to use postage tape to hold it together. It reminds me of this awful desk that my mom sent me that was made in China. It continually fell apart! (That's why I now have all antique furniture.) Anyway, the drum of the machine is well made. It did get my clothes clean, but I'm not sure it really saves water. It would be good for baby clothes, or people who want to do a small load each day. I put in a few pair of socks and underwear, a sun dress, a nightgown, and shorts and a t-shirt. I also washed my flannel t.p. squares. It does work, but I had to clean it out afterward and wash out the tub. I'm not sure where I'm going to store it. Right now it's on top of my washing machine, and it looks like clutter. Time to clean out the closet. The spin dryer is fabulous! It really pulls out the water from the clothes. It'll be great for my hand knit sweaters. In the winter, it can take a few days for them to dry. This way they will dry really quickly. If I were to do it over again, I would probably not buy the Wonderwash. I would use my repaired Kenmore and just hand wash in the sink. But, I'll use it, since I have it. Now I need to clear some space. In such a small house, new "appliances" take up a lot of room. I feel like it's Christmas, and I have too many toys...time to donate some of the things I no longer need!
It would be good for camping or if you didn't have any hook ups, though. I'll figure something out.