COMFEE' Portable Washing Machine 0.9 cu.ft Compact Washer with LED Display

Right now, I’m washing my clothes and thinking about how I really should leave a review for this machine. I’ve had it for about a year now, and it is exactly what I was looking for. I live in an apartment complex and I live on the second floor. Hauling laundry up and down the stairs is quite exhausting and this machine makes it so much easier. I don’t know why me and my husband go through so much laundry but we would spend roughly 45$ every time we went to the laundromat. Using this machine about 6 wash sessions pays for it (being that water is included in our rent). There is an additional matter of convenience that can also lead to this machine being much cheaper. When it was delivered, it was already delivered to the second floor, so I didn’t have to worry about the machine being heavy initially. The set up was very self-explanatory and quite easy. For my set up, I have the cold hose connected to my sink faucet. The machine comes with an adapter. Since I only have one water source, I just always wash on “cold” so it uses that pipe, but I just turned the faucet handle to whether I want hot, cold, or warm water. Since I attach it to my kitchen sink, the counter is taller and the water output hose has to be tied on something. I simply use my large detergent and a rubber band. The machine has wheels so I can easily take it from my storage closet and roll it into my kitchen. The size of the drum I have, I believe, is the 1.6 cubic. It is essentially the standard size of the washing machine in the complex. And the clothes always come out very clean. I’ve never had an issue with my clothes smelling after washing. One thing I was worried about was the noise being on the second floor. The machine is actually very quiet. The only time it gets a little louder is during the spin cycle, but if your machine is level, the noise is still very minimal and it only goes on for a short period of time. I also of course only wash during the day. I grew up hanging drying my clothes, so that’s what I usually do when they’re done. But for items such as pants and towels I just go down to my complexes dryer and spend the $1.25 on the dryer. Overall, an amazing machine and I have no complaints.

This is one of the best life decisions I have ever made. I was using local laundromats for the longest time, and they kept increasing the costs of the machines, or the dryers didn't fully dry the clothes, of the washers didn't fully clean the clothes, the washers smelled bad, I had to wait to use machines in crowded laundromats, I had to deal with rude or inconsiderate customers - that's just some of the issues, there were so many more. And there was nothing within walking distance, so I had to load everything into the car and then hope for parking when I got home (I live in a city). Doing laundry was a miserable experience. And things have only gotten worse since then, with rents going too high for laundry businesses to continue or stay affordable of they do stay open, or building being torn down to build high-rise apartment buildings. Just misery all around trying to get laundry cleaned. When we got to the point where we were filling the tub to (inadequately) clean our clothing, I finally gave in and bought an apartment-sized washer - this one. My bathroom is very small, but the dimensions looked like I could make it work - and it did. The space is a little tighter in the bathroom now, but so worth it for the ability to do laundry at home - and at any time of the day So, about the washer: I got it in October 2024, and it is still working really well. No issues at all. (Well, not none, but they are user issues. We have forgotten to place the hose in the tub a few times and flooded the apartment. After doing that about 4-5 times, the trauma of cleaning up so much water and throwing ruined things away forced us to remember.) I hook the fill hose up to the bathroom sink as needed, place the drain hose in the tub, and life is good. To make the washer stay in good shape, I am really strict about keeping the washer tub clean - to avoid a soapy mess, I don't use the slide-out detergent cup for detergent, I just add the detergent directly on top of the clothing, and after every wash, I pull the detergent cup out and dump the water that gathers in it so it doesn't sit and get stagnant and smelly, and I wipe down the tub and inside of the lid so it doesn't stay wet between washings. My house-mate works in a restaurant kitchen, and even so, we have been able to keep the washer tub smelling almost new just by maintaining it this way. If I had more space I would have invested in an apartment-sized dryer, too, but I don't. As long as we space out the laundry loads, we can dry everything on clothes hangers on the shower rod, using clippy hangers for the towels indoors - I use over the door hanger holders to maximize drying areas - and when possible, I use a laundry rope and pins outside. If you're reading this because you're still considering buying a washer to make your apartment life easier, do it now, because I can't tell you how much I regretted not buying this sooner than I did. The $300 (give or take) that this costs quickly pays for itself in so many ways. Some of the other detail ideas listed below the review field here: Durability: Fantastic, but I recommend being strict with maintenance in order to make it durable. Water usage: I love that it has options for small to large loads (note that large loads are relative, but you can wash a large blanket in it, or several towels. I think this washer is best for small households, like mine. If you are a larger household and have to use it multiple times every day to keep up with laundry, the water usage and durability would be affected. We do about 5-6 loads a week.) Connectivity: It comes with a connector for the sink. If you have a washer connection in your apartment, you can hook up both filling hoses, but if you have only a sink, you will have to use only one hose and use the included valve cover to keep the second (hot) valve closed. The drain hose should be secure in a tub or clipped to a sink, otherwise the force of the water could make it jump out and flood the floor. (has happened to me) Fit: As I mentioned, this machine makes my small bathroom a little tighter to move around in, but the trade-off is more than worth it. Weight: It is too heavy to be lifted by one person, but it has wheels on one side on the bottom to move it around. Because I have to shift the machine for the hose to reach the sink every time I use it, I added a wheeled base with locking wheels underneath to make moving it a lot easier. (Product: Mini Fridge Stand Mobile Roller, Adjustable Furniture Dolly with 4 Locking Wheels, Heavy Duty Washing Machine Base, Universal Appliance Pedestal for Dryer and Refrigerator)

This little guy has been great! Granted it doesn’t hold a tremendously large amount of clothing, but it certainly holds a fair amount according to what would be expected of a mini automatic washer. It won’t handle the type of loads a standard washer would and shouldn’t be expected to- - it’s a MINI washer. But in knowing that when I decided to make the purchase, my only worry was if it would actually do a good job washing and wouldn’t be a product I’d regret buying. Welp, I’m definitely not disappointed! Let me try to give you a realistic idea of what it’s able to handle; it will handle 4 pairs of heavy Levi 511’s and wash clean with no problem, and that’s a pretty heavy load considering the weight of wet jeans + the water level practically filled to the top. The spin dry cycle is fantastic as well! Another example is that I typically use the little washer for my work uniforms which are scrub tops and bottoms and I’ll usually throw 3 sets in at a time. The washer does fine handling the load. Gets them looking and smelling nice and clean! I believe it can handle a 4th set, but I prefer not to test it’s full capacity for the simple fact I don’t have $250 to just throw around ya know. So I’d rather follow the guidelines laid out in the manual and hope the washer continues to work well for a few years at least. Anyhoo, to sum things up, it’s a great little washer, it works well and gets the job done. It was priced well and I’m happy with it! I unscrew the shower head hose from its outlet and connect the washer inlet hose to the shower head hose outlet for the water supply. I have the drain hose fastened with a zip tie along the body of the backside of the washer so that the drain hose is raised above the height of the washer itself and then secured the drain hose at the bend with a hook which then keeps the end of the drain hose in place and able to withstand the force of the water exiting the hose where it drains right into the tub safely! Once I’ve finished washing, I easily disconnect the water inlet from the shower outlet, leaving one end still connected to the washer’s water inlet, simply roll the hose up and hang it on a Velcro fastener I installed on the back of washer where it stays when not in use. I have the power cord connected to a serge protector multi-plug outlet. The set-up has been great and I’m a happy customer! Happy washing

That's what I call it bt, my Ninja Beast. I love it!! I was very skeptical buying a compact mini washer like this. I spent months in searching, reading reviews and specs. I didn't know anyone who had one like this. My neighbor has one that has the dual tub and I didn't understand the concept of those and felt as if those were more work in the long run. I needed a washer, I was tired of having to go to the laundry mats with the virus. I was tired of tip toeing around my other neighbors laundry room late at night (she said I was always welcome to use, not a problem, but I didn't want to inconvenience the other neighbors in case they weren't keen on the idea, a respect thing). But it would eat my quarters and late at night just felt uncomfortable at times, not to mention sleepy. So I eventually gave in to the idea and after months of my research, even months of sitting on this exact model, I caved. Delivery was on time and prompt. The delivery guys had to bring it up stairs, I felt bad, but I also knew that this wasn't too heavy, roughly 50lbs, 2 men, they got this. They even offered to bring it through my door for me but my balcony was the perfect place for it to be to unbox unwrap and dispose of it all right away. I struggled at first with the maneuverability, but I got a hang of it and although it still isn't that easy to move, it is easy enough (about to buy a portable washer dolly with legs, problem easily solved). The exterior of the machine was a surprise to me. I didn't expect it to be so sleek and sexy like lol. Good job Comfee on the colors and design of the exterior. Next up was the installation and im not joking here when I say a 2 year old could install it (Although, their strength isn't up to par with making sure those hoses are secured tight lol). I was so gidee to use this that I didn't even hesitate. Read the manual ✔ ran rapid load to clean out and check to see if it works ✔now for the real test, my fiances work clothes. So this is where some will have a problem. The tub is small, yes. But that is to be expected with a mini compact anything, right? I have played around with the combination of his work clothes. He's 6'2 and does sheet rock for a living so you can imagine he's not a tiny guy and his clothes aren't so clean at the end of the day. While I find myself having to do less amount of his clothes, including work pants, I don't mind because I am in the comfort of my own home and right now I have time. So I have found that doing his jeans and socks are a better combination vs mixing all if it because of the balance. Which is another amazing thumbs up to Comfee. If it goes crazy, and which it will if you do not load properly and not over load it, it shuts right off and beeps to warn you "hey, I need adjusting over here". Just adjust and press start. However, and this is why it's crucial to load correct capacity and properly because it starts over at the rinse cycle (which living in california is considered wasteful). But I pay attention, and if I hear it start to go off center during the restabilizing process (spin slowly, speed up, slow down, spin faster longer, speed up, slow down. It does this a few times to help stabilize the load in the tub on its own) I will simply press pause and adjust the clothes and press start and I do not have to worry about the water wasting. I have been able to clean queen sized bedding. A quilt, fitted sheets, top sheet and 4 pillow cases without issues. I just would recommend letting the water fill a bit first before putting the blanket in as it will help to bring the bulk of the quilt down, which helped me to not have to stabilize again. I can't wash the bigger fluffier blankets and items but that's okay. It cleans everything just fine and does it quietly. Sometimes I have to check to see if its spinning that's how quiet it is. I can hear my ac unit, which is outside obviously, more from the furthest room in the house vs the washer. Clothes come out pretty dry, damp of course, but not sloppy damp or soaked still. I hang dry, always have, as it preserves the fabrics as well conserves energy. I know, im a total Californian. All in all I love it!!! This washer is definitely energy efficient. I wanted to see a few bills first before I determined that it was or wasn't energy efficient for me and my living quarters etc etc. I consider myself a decent energy conserver as I was brought up to be mindful of my use as a child as well as, Hey California! So I don't do laundry during peak hours, especially during summer. I use cold water, and I try to pay attention to the weather report and outside temp. If it's going to be a 100 or higher that means my ac is getting full priority that day and is not a laundry day. Honestly, this machine has hardly affected my bill. So keep in mind that being energy efficient doesn't mean you don't have to be mindful of all the other things that use power. It means that with the proper knowledge and steps, it can, will, and is energy efficient. Would I recommend??? Absolutely!!! 100 times over I'd recommend. It's a ninja, and a beast in one™️. It's Comfee

I got the .9 cubic ft. I think the features are different depending on the size you get. I did get a rolling stand to make this more portable but using the back wheels wasn’t too awful for the short time that I didn’t have a rolling cart. It’s heavy, I felt bad for the delivery person so I tipped them cus I live in an upstairs apartment with no elevator. This would be perfect if it had a dispenser tray to pour the detergent in because I’m struggling figuring out how much to use since this machine is so much smaller than the full size ones I’m used to. Also wish it had a beep signal for the rinse cycle or even just a display to say what part of the cycle it’s on so I would know when to turn off the faucet and when to add the sanitizer and downy which are usually added to a fabric softener dispenser tray. So those are my biggest use case gripes. As far as set up grips, I wish you the best if your place doesn’t have the right faucet nozzle that fits the adapter because it only comes with one adapter so you are on your own to take all the parts to Home Depot to get help. I had to visit 3 different hardware stores before I found the adapter I needed (I was scared to buy online because I wanted to test the fit since I know nothing about all the different thread sizes and stuff). I was going to set this up in my bath shower but all the cords and hoses were too short and besides the shower didn’t stop the water flow when the cycles would change so the pressure would force water out the connection. As far as results, I only use the regular cycle which is 30 minutes long. I don’t bother with adjusting all the length and speed settings (too confusing) and my laundry always comes out super clean. I honestly don’t know how it gets clothes so clean. I feel it up to the top every time and never have a problem. It also spins so well that it’s as close to dry as you’ll get without a dryer so it leaves my laundry in a perfect state to hang dry, never dripping wet. It’s then pretty quiet too, my downstairs neighbors haven’t complained. Overall I wish it came with more adapters and a full set of wheels and definitely a detergent dispensing tray and a digital cycle display. Other than those things it has met or exceeded my expectations

I’ve had this for about a month now. I live in an apartment. This machine has saved me money and trips to the shared laundry facilities. I’m not even sure if I’m allowed to have one in my apartment; I lost the move in papers, lol. However, I’m not worried about anyone hearing it, because it’s not that noisy at all. If the load is heavy or unbalanced, it will sound a lil crazy. Otherwise, the loudest thing is the beeps telling you it’s finished. I purchased a dolly to put it on. It was a bit of a struggle to put in on because one, I was by myself. Two, the handles on the sides aren’t in the same place. One is more to the front; the other the back. Weird. It’s not that heavy to lift though. It cleans my clothing really well. I can add 2 pairs of cargos, and 4 polos and a t shirt or 2, and they will all come out clean and spun almost completely dry! Same thing with 3 bath towels and some washcloths. I wash my queen sized sheets, flat, fitted and pillowcases in one go with no problem. One tip: try to ‘donut’ your clothing. Don’t just dump them in. Layer them in a ring around the drum as much as possible. It can hold a good amount of clothing but don’t overdo it. The water inlet hose was east to connect with the included adapter. It’s in my kitchen, so I only use cold water. You can actually use warm water if you want. However, make sure you only use hot water through the proper inlet. There’s two of them on the back of the machine. It says to use powder detergent, and it has a little holder for it, but I use liquid because that’s what I have on hand. As with any machine, a little goes a long way. Especially nowadays where liquid detergent is usually concentrated. I also use fragrance beads. They dissolve really well, no residue. The water fills up according to the load you select. If for any reason you need to stop the cycle, press the pause button first and let everything come to a stop. I feel this is better than opening the lid all sudden. I have mine draining into the sink. The hose has a hook for the sink edge, but I also just tie the hose to the inlet hose so it doesn’t spray wildly if it somehow unhooks off the edge. When storing the washing machine, I lay the ends of both hoses into the machine and leave the lid open so it can dry out. Overall, I feel this is a great investment for single person or two in an apartment with not so much space. If you treat it well, it will hold up.

I'm disappointed and I was hoping that maybe the situation would get better but it has not. I purchased the 0.9 Comfee Grey washing machine thinking it would be a game changer but.... LAWD HAVE MERCY!😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨 This portable washing machine is terribly high maintenance, ANXIETY inducing and I have to watch it like a hawk!😒 Prior to buying this machine, I was washing my clothes by hand which was time consuming and tiring, but I wanted to save money. THIS washing machine is time consuming and tedious as well! Got me stressed outtttttt!!! For starters, the actual cord is SO friggen short that the machine can barely operate in my apartment anywhere other than the kitchen sink. I have to hook this machine up in my kitchen because there is a sink and outlet right there close to each other. So having a short cord is a BIG problem. Secondly, the drain hose, is also short and defies logic. There is no way to simply hook it on to the edge of a sink and allow water to drain. If you do that, I guarantee it will fall on to the floor and cause flooding.... ASK ME HOW I KNOW. 😐 TIP: Use tape to secure it near the sink. TRUST ME. The CYCLES. The cycles simply DO 👏🏾NOT 👏🏾WORK👏🏾. I loaded clothes (literally only three pieces of clothing) on the HEAVY cycle and the machine would continuously stop. That means, I would have to get up and open the machine to rearrange the clothes and restart. Then the machine would stop AGAIN. And AGAIN and AGAIN. I can literally NEVER leave this machine alone to do its job. NEVER. This machine continues to stop on the NORMAL load as well with two tshirts in it. RAPID LOAD setting works a bit better for washing clothes. So far, the only two load settings that actually works on my machine is the GENTLE cycle and the RAPID cycle. All other cycles are flawed and won't wash my clothes. And no, I am NOT packing this machine with clothes either. The **Gentle cycle** specifically washes my clothes all the way thru and allows me to wash a few pairs of jeans and a few tops WITHOUT intervention. It's the ONLY cycle that works and that works sensibly with adding enough water and rinsing and spinning. I only have to get up to make sure my sink doesn't over flow because this particular cycle adds alot of water into the machine. So when the water is draining into the sink, I have to get up and pause the cycle so my sink doesn't overflow. And then I restart it and let the rest of the water drain to the sink. This washer has wheels at the bottom which I do not use. I purchased a small dolly so my machine can navigate easier. I'm literally not moving it anywhere because remember, the cord is incredible short. The machine is relatively quiet like. I mean, of course you can hear it. The water sloshing around etc. I've even learned the sound it makes when it is about to go into its rinsing cycles. I give this Comfee washer ONE STAR because I paid over $210+ for something that doesn't entirely work. And the learning curve for using this washer is entirely INSANE. Washing machines are usually straight forward but with this washer, I have experienced large water messes all over my bathroom floor and constant anxiety about how it's working, water coming out of the drain hose unexpectedly and so many MANY things. Also, I have literally been doing laundry for the past 3 hrs and I have only washed the equivalent a 1 FULL load of laundry. Hand washing was a similiar time frame and results. So that means, I just spent $210+ on something that was suppose to make my life easier, yet I have to stand directly beside it, NEVER relaxing or taking my eye off of it or else a disaster may occur. That certainly feels like a waste of money to me. I like the fact that this machine is lightweight and that the Gentle cycle works the way a machine is suppose to. It is the only cycle where it doesn't stop 20,000 times just to wash a load. But I'm not paying JUST for the gentle cycle now am I??? I'm upset because I was so hesitant to buy another machine knowing how these machines can be a disaster. But, I bought this one and it doesn't even fully work. I can't stand dishonesty like that. I do believe my washing machine was new upon arrival and there were no dents to speak of. However, the gosh darn thing doesn't fully work and there are clearly glitches. I just wish I would have did more research BEFORE buying it. This machine had GLOWING reviews. But, it's really low key J-U-N-K. I'm just letting you all know because I am on a wind and a prayer hoping that this Gentle Gycle never gives out. There is another option of manually putting the water in the machine and then pressing the *WASH* option and your clothes will start to wash. It's all very involved and the machine doesn't DO what you actually paid for. It does maybe only HALF of what you're paying for. Just keep this in mind BEFORE purchasing. ONE star.

Edit: January 27, 2026: clean clothes abound! Still no issues, still washing great! Haven’t had an accidental spill since I learned what to do and how to use it. Can’t recommend it enough! Edit: May/2025: still working GREAT! It’s probably paid for itself already, but I did have a leak in my kitchen sink so my apartment people put a new faucet in and now I’m unable to use the kitchen sink because the connections aren’t right. No worries, however! I was able to take my shower head/hose in along with the hose of the washer to my local hardware store and they found the correct fitting for me to hook them up that way so I’m able to wash again, just in the bathroom instead of the kitchen. A much smaller space, so that con is all on me. I’ve done quite a few loads and it’s still washing away and working great! Original review: This machine is a little beast! I delivered it to my grandpa’s house, which means I had to load it up into my car to get to my place, and that took two people. Getting it out and into my apartment took another two people, so make sure you have some help or some extra super strong muscles to move this thing on your own. Especially up and down stairs, as the box (which I tried cutting hand-holds into without success because it ripped) is awkward. I did order the dolly which was suggested to buy with it and I am glad I did. I would never be able to maneuver this thing around my apartment without wheels. As for the washing part: Extremely easy to set up. I did have a little trial-and-error with connecting it to my kitchen sink; the pressure would build and pop the connector piece off of the actual faucet. I noticed the “spout” on my sink had threads, so I took the spray-head off the spout and connected it that way, and to my surprise it worked. My fingers did get a little chopped up from having to tighten it (it still leaks slightly) so make sure you have a tool to help you tighten it down, but got through a couple of washes without the pressure forcing it off the faucet. I made the mistake already of not putting the drain hose over the sink, so my kitchen floor got a nice and deep unintentional clean lol. Only make that mistake once, and I’m sure you will remember like I did. As for the draining itself, it’s amazing. I’m so used to using a small 10lb Kuppet machine that I had to manually fill with water from my shower head, drain with a gravity drain, and then move the clothes by hand into the spinner which only fit half of the load at a time, so having a machine that does all the work in one go for me is grand. The water moves fast through the hose, and it took a bit of finagling to get the hose just right on the edge of my sink, but I do not fear it coming loose. I did try letting it drain into a 5 gallon bucket, but even the small load takes more than 5 gallons of water, so if you’re planning on draining that way, grab at least two or three Homer buckets. I was able to get a good 4 heavy hoodies in the ‘med’ load size (which I used for my first load to see how it did) and I absolutely could have fit more clothes in. I did about 20 garnments in the wash today (see the attached picture for two loads) and could have probably pushed it to 30 garnments and been fine. That’s two loads, people. MUCH more than what I’m used to. The con’s that I’ve found out as of now have been small. I need to play around more with the settings, but find everything works properly on the ‘wash, rinse, spin’/Medium/Cold/Heavy cycle. Button pressing does switch the settings, so before you hit start, make sure everything is where it needs to be. For some reason or another, the cycle washed and spun when I set it to a normal cycle, but didn’t do the rinse. It sat and drained for about 10 minutes without doing anything else, and acted like it was in a rinse cycle but didn’t have any water; the tub was just moving the clothes around dry, before I turned the power off and powered it back on, choosing just the ‘rinse and spin’ cycle to finish the load. So there are ways around it if the machine isn’t doing exactly what you want to do on the first setting. After today’s loads, it worked perfectly so I’m not sure if it was due to user error or something with the computer. It honestly could have been something I did. The spin cycle gets the clothes mostly dry. I put them on a clothes drying rack and about two hours later were able to fold them and put them away. As of right now, I do not feel the need to invest in one of those small portable dryers, as I’ve read it takes two hours to dry with those anyway. I live in a small-ish apartment (630 SqFt), and though this washer does take up a little bit of space, I plan on using it as my laundry hamper. I’ll throw my dirty clothes in at the end of the day, and when it gets to a proper load size, I’ll just wheel the machine out from where I’m keeping it in my bedroom and into the kitchen, do the wash, and put the machine away. I’m estimating it’ll be about twice a week, which is perfect for me. I mostly wear scrubs and leggings and t-shirts, so I don’t have many heavy or bulky loads to do, and it’ll save me some space with getting rid of my laundry baskets! This machine is very quiet. I couldn’t hear it from outside my apartment door, or outside from the sidewalk with my windows wide open. I even had music playing and still had to check to make sure everything was running because I thought a couple of times it had shut off. I think this machine is absolutely great and a huge step up from my little Kuppet that I’ve been using since 2018. It feels very well made, nothing cheap about it, even with the hoses that come with it. There’s not much I would change about it, except maybe find a way to make it a little lighter. If I ever need to get it out of my apartment again, I will definitely need some help. I’ll update in the future if anything about my review changes, but as of now I highly recommend it, especially for the price point! In total, my order came to about $380 including the dolly. If you can get it cheaper than that, you’re getting a STEAL!

La lavadora me gusta, cero quejas.

Llevo poco tiempo con la lavadora. Me ha sido muy útil ya que requería algo pequeño pero funcional. Funciona muy bién y es de fácil instalación. Para su tamaño sus opciones son muy prácticas y el resultado de lavado es bueno para uso personal. Te permite hacer otras cosas mientras se está lavando.

Works great. Fits about half of a full size washer. Cannot fit comforters. Like the customizable cycles and that it has no lid lock

Un muy buen producto, tiene diversos ciclos de lavado y es muy compacta, puede lavar toallas hasta pantalones de mezclilla. Es muy versátil, yo la tengo en la cocina y cuando lavo solo pongo la manguera en la tarja para desaguar. Usa poca agua en el lavado rápida y ese es el que uso. La recomiendo ampliamente. Llegó antes de la fecha indicada.

My insignia washer died after 9 years. So I thought id try this one. Its fantastic. Cleans the clothes. Is more quiet and has a load balancer. Clothes come out about 80% dry. Easy to move around. I would definitely recommend this washer.