Reviews of Slavda washing machines

If you love spending summer at your dacha, then you can't live without an affordable, convenient, and compact washing machine. The Slavda washing machine is just such a machine. It's easily transportable in a car, yet it can handle all the dirty laundry that accumulates after digging in your garden beds. To help you better appreciate the quality of the Slavda washing machine, we offer reviews of several models produced under this brand.

SLAVDA WS 40PT

Tatyana Svintsova

Date of purchase: May 2012.

Pros: very light, weighs only 14 kg and is small in size, we took it to the dacha in the sidecar of a motorcycle, washes and spins very well.

Disadvantages: It does not fill and drain water automatically, so you need to monitor it.

My mom and I bought this washing machine specifically for our dacha. We live at our dacha from May to September, and washing clothes by hand is very inconvenient and time-consuming. We decided to look for an inexpensive, lightweight, and compact washing machine that could be transported to the dacha on a motorcycle with a sidecar. The SLAVDA WS 40PT was the best choice for us, but we were later surprised by how good it is:

• the machine consumes little water;
• rinses and spins clothes surprisingly well;
• has a gentle wash cycle, which is great for washing woolen items;
• It is quite spacious, especially when compared to other compact washing machine models.

Besides, my mom and I were very pleased with the price. Without any specials or sales, we paid $34 for the machine; similar European brands would cost around six thousand, and they're probably not any better. The SLAVDA WS 40PT gets 5 stars from me and 5 stars from my mom.

Please note! SLAVDA PET and E series washing machines are made of low-quality plastic, so it is not recommended to fill them with water hotter than 60 ⁰WITH.

SLAVDA WS 60PET

Irina Kravtsova

Date of purchase: October 2013.

Advantages:

• portable,
• an easily portable model with a capacious tank and a sufficient number of washing programs,
• You can wash large items.

Disadvantages: problems with connecting hoses, the motor overheats if you run the machine 3 times in a row, you need to take breaks, and what if there is a large wash?

I bought this machine for our rented apartment. I'm a military wife, so I'm constantly on assignment. Our whole family travels from one garrison to another, often moving from one rental to another, so we try to buy things that are easy to transport. The SLAVDA WS 60PET is perfect for us. I don't really like the fact that it's a semi-automatic machine and requires a lot of maintenance, but it can operate almost autonomously, which is a plus for our conditions.

I don't really like that the motor overheats quickly if the machine does 3 wash-spin cycles, but if you let it cool down for half an hour, then after restarting it washes normally. Before buying the machine, I read reviews online, studied the specifications, and finally made my decision. I can't say I regretted it, but if I had the opportunity to buy an automatic machine, I would have bought it without a second thought.

Please note! Semi-automatic machines can operate without running water or sewerage, but they do require maintenance, unlike automatic machines.

SLAVDA WS 40PET

Alesya Eremeeva

Date of purchase: June 2014.

Advantages: you can wash large items, such as blankets.

Disadvantages: flimsy lids on the washing tank and centrifuge.

My husband, two children, and I often go to our dacha, both in summer and winter. We always have to do laundry, and imagine washing a bunch of clothes by hand in practically camping conditions—it's not a very pleasant task. So, I decided to give myself a gift and bought a SLAVDA WS 40PET dacha washing machine. I thought it was complete crap for the price, but it turns out it's a great machine. Then I read the reviews, and it turns out other people like it too.

If I were the manufacturer, I'd make the lids for the washing machine and centrifuge out of metal. They snap often and break, so you have to be very careful. Filling with water isn't particularly convenient, but it's suitable for extreme conditions. The price is more than reasonable—$40. This washing machine deserves a 4-star rating.

SLAVDA WS 35E

Svetlana Ermakova

Date of purchase: April 2014

Advantages: very small, washes quickly and efficiently.

Disadvantages: no wringing, you have to get calluses on your hands wringing out the rags.

My grandmother asked me to buy this washing machine (she saw an ad in a newspaper). A year later, she died, and I inherited the machine and moved it to our dacha. At first, I didn't think about using it, thinking it should be there in memory of her, but then I decided to wash some gardening clothes and was really surprised – the machine washes well! Of course, it's bad without a spin cycle, but I have an old Soviet centrifuge at my dacha, so I used it anyway, so why not?

The SLAVDA WS 35E is a very good model, especially considering its price. I bought it for my grandmother for $20. By the way, this The washing machine is so small that it can easily be carried to the dacha under the arm of a bus, not to mention a passenger car. After the first wash, I read the reviews, and it turns out I'm not the only one satisfied with the quality of this machine. The SLAVDA WS 35E washing machine gets the highest rating from me.

Please note! We've analyzed and presented the most recent and relevant reviews, no more than four years old.

In conclusion, we note that there are quite a few reviews of SLAVDA washing machines online, and not all of them are positive, but as the saying goes, "so many people, so many opinions." We hope you make the right choice, and the information about How to choose a semi-automatic washing machine with a spin cycle?

   

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