VCJ Portable Washing Machine, Twin Tub Washing Machine Laundry Compact Washer spinner Combo with 14lbs capacity, 9Lbs Washer
4.2 | 1,607 ratings
Price: 99.99
Last update: 02-02-2026
About this item
- 【Twin Tub Design】Wash capacity: 9 lbs, Spin capacity: 5 lbs. This mini washer is perfect for washing small and medium loads such as shirts, underwear and baby clothes.
- 【Adjustable Inlet Hose】Separate timer control settings for washer and spinner operations, Washer Timer: 0-15mins, Washing modes: Gentle/Norma/Drain, Spinner Timer: 0-5mins. Free to set your timer and options.
- 【Compact Size & Bill Saving】Washer control timer runs for up to 15 minutes while the spin cycle timer runs for up to 5 minutes each load. Feel free to choose any time to wash.The size of 14"D x 22"W x 23"H inches is suitable for limited space. No installation is required. Easy to move and transport to anywhere, lightweight and space-saving design allows it easily fit in a bathroom or closet, ideal for camping trips, dormitories, apartments,etc.
- 【Simplest & effective 】Put the clothes in - fill with water - set time - hit start button - Go and sip your coffee - Take it out. Simply enjoy clean laundry and fragrance of laundry detergent! Twin Tub Design - With the Twin Tub dual function design, this washing machine can save your precious time by washing and spinning dry loads at the same time. You can move clothes directly from the washer to the spinner – or run both sides together to finish your laundry.
- 【Powerful Performance】 The portable washer features a 1300RPM powerful motor，230W washing power and 130W spinner power, saving much effort on washing. Also, clothes can be washed quickly and efficiently. The transparent window allows you to see the process of washing or spinning. Our mini washer machine can achieve low consumption and save water, while free your hands.
Product information
Features & Specs
| Capacity | 14 Pounds |
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| Additional Features | Lightweight, Portable |
| Access Location | Top Load |
| Finish Types | Painted |
| Cycle Options | Baby Wear, Drain, Normal, Spin |
| Controls Type | Knob |
| Operation Mode | Semi Automatic |
| Max Rotational Speed | 1300 RPM |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Number of Standard Cycles | 2 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Number of Programs | 4 |
| Washer Dispenser Options | Detergent |
Materials & Care
| Material Type | Polypropylene |
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| Laundry Appliance Drum Material | Polypropylene |
Additional details
| Color | white and blue |
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VCJ Portable Washing Machine, Twin Tub Washing Machine Laundry Compact Washer spinner Combo with 14lbs capacity, 9Lbs Washer and 5Lbs Spinner dryer for Apartments RVs and Dorms
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Item details
| Brand Name | VCJ |
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| Recommended Uses For Product | Residential |
| Model Name | VCJ-45 |
| Included Components | Hose, water inlet |
| Manufacturer | VCJ |
| Customer Reviews | 4.34.3 out of 5 stars(1,510) 4.3 out of 5 stars |
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| ASIN | B0C81J7YTS |
| Item Type Name | Portable washing machine |
| Item Height | 23 inches |
Measurements
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 22"D x 14"W x 23"H |
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| Item Weight | 22 Pounds |
| Item Depth | 23 inches |
| Depth With Door Open Maximum | 23 Inches |
Top reviews from the United States
- Chris NWorth it for the priceThis is a good portable washer and great for the price. Lighter clothes like t-shirts, socks, underwear, shorts, etc. you can loosely fill up with no problem. Heavier items like jeans, sweaters, and hoodies you can't put as much in because it will strain the motor if you fill it all the way. And towels I find doing 3-4 at a time is the limit without bogging it down. It washes really well, stains have come out no problem (using a stain remover like with a regular washing machine). The spin dry gets everything down to a slightly damp feeling so air drying after doesn't take long at all. Some thinner materials like sheets only need maybe an hour at most to be completely dry. (All of my air drying is done indoors. Outdoors everything would probably be an hour tops) We live in an apartment with bad community washers and this thing has been excellent. Around 20+ loads at the time of this review. A full tall clothes basket takes roughly 3 loads to complete. The spinner holds roughly 1/3 of a full washer load. The spinner has a water connect on it at well to run clean water over the clothes as it spins. I prefer to do a rinse in the wash tub. It's not overly loud but can be heard in other rooms. I put a yoga mat under it to absorb the motor vibrations/sound.
- JonGenuinely Love ItTHE GREAT:
This little washer kicks ass! I was really shocked at how much it can handle. I got the version that can take on 18lbs of laundry with a 10lb capacity spinner, and several weeks' worth of laundry was cleaned and ready to use in a blink. The small hose for filling it is quite small, and though it worked beautifully, I prefer to use my showerhead to fill the tub faster. The 15-min max cycle agitates everything fine and is gentle enough to make me feel confident even for handwash-type items.
The drain hose is quite short, but with a little creativity I was able to wiggle it in a way that it drains easily enough down a good drain (tested on the toilet, tub and sink. I prefer hooking it by the toilet as it'll drain on its own.) It's a lot more involved than your run-of-the-mill washer and dryer, but especially since I've been looking for more ways to be more active, I found it really fun.
There is a bit of a learning curve, and the instruction manual isn't the clearest, but what I usually like to do is to fill the tub with the temperature of the water I want to the level needed for clothing, soak the clothing for a moment without over-crowding the already large tub, let it spin for the max 15 minutes. Then I let it drain, refill the tub with less water to rinse out the clothing, let it spin for about 5 minutes, and drain again. Finally, I'll move half the load into the spinner, let it go for up to 5 minutes (depending on how much it needs to drain), and let it finish. I've run over 10 wash/spin loads so far, many of them back-to-back, and all of them have been perfect in how clean they are.
At this point in time, I have a clothesline, so I take out the spun clothing and let them dry outside. Probably will get a mini-dryer as things get colder, but for the time being, it really is a lot of fun, and is a good way to fill the time. Maybe I'm just weird for enjoying chores though.
It is a bit expensive but extremely worth it. Eventually, it'll pay itself off compared to the several trips it takes to get to the laundromat nearby, and the hassle of getting coins every single time.
THE BAD:
There **ARE** some negative qualities to it, but they were minimal in comparison to my positive experience. If the spin dryer does not have a heavy amount of clothing on it, it will spin in a way that bumps against the inside frequently until it finds equilibrium. It can be a bit noisy at this point. There was a lot of trial and error to figure out exactly where and how I wanted to set up the machine. It may benefit from getting some form of a cart/wheels under it to make it easier to move around if there is not a set area for it to be, like at my home. The instruction manual isn't written in very clear English, but it really is as simple as plugging it in, hooking it to a water source, and getting the drain somewhere it won't fall off. One other negative thing is that the plug is not very long at all, be prepared to be somewhere with both a drain and an outlet within 3ft away at max. The machine also arrived covered in thin sheets of plastic that covered every inch, even under decorative elements and inside the machine in ways I'm still struggling to pry out of the cracks and crevices. I'm not sure why it would come in such a way, assembled so that you have to practically take apart some elements to get the plastic out. It does make a small mess with the water, so don't expect to be running it on the carpet.
MISC:
The washer came with a card that included a private email address to the vendor, who encourages you to contact them if there is ANYTHING wrong with the washer. While mine came without any real problems, it was extremely comforting to see how much they care about a large item being shipped over such a long distance. And if anything goes wrong with the product that's clearly an error of manufacturing or damage from shipment, that they'd be there to help.
I love this little machine for saving my bacon, and the hassle of dragging my dirty underwear to a laundromat. Thank you to the makers for such a considerate item!!!! - S LPowerful clean - Tip for delicates: use zip washing bagsWow. This machine is so great for so many reasons. You really get to control your washes. Even though there is some extra manual things one has to do, it is absolutely worth it.
My favorite thing is that I can leave some stained clothes to soak for long periods of time and do several wash cycles. I’ve restored so many pieces of clothes this way. It’s just something much easier to do with a small machine versus a standard washer.
The power is pretty robust and I was surprised about that and the spin does a really good job at wringing out the water. It’s better to use spin part with smaller increment of items and press down evenly to get it to work properly and efficiently.
Some caveats: In an apartment with thin walls, the spin can be a bit noisy — sounds like those big back up energy generators. I don’t wash and spin after 10pm. I don’t want to be that neighbor — it’s just too loud.
Heavy cotton items can be labor intensive to wash (I.e. standard towels, heavy cotton blazers, cotton jeans, etc). It’s not the machines fault. Those type of items just absorbs so much water. It means that you might have to wash one regular towel and maybe 1 or 2 hand towels only. And separately 2 jeans max. Or 2 cotton heavy blazers together in a one wash.
It’s better to wash small increments for heavy weight fabric. Unless you get the biggest size machine. I got the smallest one.
With the smallest machine I am able to wash 1 twin size duvet cover + 1 pillow case. Then I do the sheets, etc. it’s not a deal breaker for me because it gets the job done really well and I can hang dry for a day or so and it’s ready! It works in my small studio apartment.