Unit washing machine reviews

Mini washing machines are great for the dacha. They're easy to transport and carry, and they don't require a water supply or drainage. But it's hard to say how good they are in terms of washing performance and reliability without testing them. Perhaps reading reviews will help you find the information you need.

UNIT UWM-100

Cassandra

I bought a mini washing machine two months ago for our dacha. I love it because it washes well, even in 20-degree water. It's easy to move. It also holds a lot of laundry, as the drum is quite large. You can even rinse clothes in it, for example, on a delicate cycle.

I didn’t notice any shortcomings, because the machine meets the manufacturer’s stated specifications.

Sturvin Marvin

The Unit is a very simple machine with manual controls. At this price, I can't think of any downsides. It performs its main function - washing things. I bought it specifically for the dacha, so I didn’t expect any frills, the main thing was to stick to the price and have more space for things.

Overall, I can wash 2.5 kg of laundry without any problems. I even washed a ketchup-stained T-shirt in cold water—I couldn't believe my eyes. Such a small machine can be placed anywhere. In short, the machine is suitable for washing the simplest items, which is exactly what I needed. Now I don't have to fiddle with cold water; I even rinse in this machine.

Unit UWM — 200

nadin20101991, Kondopoga

I decided to share my impressions of the UNIT uwm-200 washing machine. I bought it for next to nothing, and now I wash everything, including down jackets, underwear, bedThe washer can hold up to 6 kg of dry laundry. The mechanical timer is set to 15 minutes. The centrifuge spins laundry for 1 to 5 minutes. A hose is provided for draining waste water.

The only thing I don't like is that you have to fill it with a bucket. The water inlet hose is too short and unreliable. Another downside is that the machine doesn't shut off automatically, but then again, it's inexpensive. It's a great option when you're short on cash and don't have time to wash by hand.

Unit UWM-220

kamazist33rus

One day, I stopped by my neighbor's granny's house, who asked me to fix her washing machine. I saw a 90s-era machine, which I decided to take a photo of with my smartphone while she wasn't looking. This marvel has two drums, one for washing and one for spinning. Cold water is poured in first, then hot, detergent is immediately added, and then the wash cycle begins.

After washing, the laundry is transferred to a second drum and spun. Anyway, my granny told me about this machine, which, for some reason, spun with a loud noise. But it worked for almost 20 years.

Unit UWM-250

Anonymous

We bought a Unit washing machine because it was compact and versatile. After a few washes, a problem developed: the spin cycle started making noise. This was because it was installed crookedly, even though it did a decent job of spinning. It rinsed, washed, and spun for about two months without any problems. But then it stopped washing, and now the spin cycle isn't working either. I'll have to send it in for repairs. Also, I should note that it has a very short power cord and water inlet hose.

Unit UWM-300

Lengy, Moscow

Like many others, we bought a semi-automatic washing machine for our summer house and decided to leave a review of the Unit 300 mini washing machine. We wanted to let everyone know how "good" this machine is. The machine only washed clothes twice, and on the third, it broke. They refused to repair it under warranty and offered a refund. After this disappointing experience, we decided not to buy this brand again. Besides the breakdown, the machine's narrow water inlet hose deserves mention. It certainly looks nice and washes well. But, alas, I only give it a 2-star rating.

Unit washing machines come in several models. They differ only in load capacity, but otherwise they're very similar. They perform their intended function, but reliability is a matter of personal preference. So, decide for yourself whether to take the risk when purchasing, especially given the affordability.

   

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