Non-Electric Laundry Machine

By

garyneal

Wow this is really cool. I hadn't heard of it before, but I guess they could really come in handy. I've got a nice washer right now, but maybe I'll get one of these to put with my emergency food storage, http://www.thereadyproject.com, just in case. You can never be too careful!

By Ravyn (Guest Post)

I think I found something similar, I hope this helps.
http://www.lehmans.com/

By (Guest Post)

Here's a link to Wonder Washer

http://www.laundry-alternative.com/products/Wonderwash.html

By Pris (Guest Post)

An option for using out on your patio or while camping, etc. is to use a large rubber maid type container with lid. Buy a NEW old fashioned plunger (those red rubber ones) and drill a hole in the lid of the container the size plus an itty bit of the plunger handle. Fill with water and soap then add some clothes and close the lid. Using the plunger, plunge approximately 200 times (kids love to help with this). Your clothes are nice and clean. Only problem is that you have to wring them out yourself or use a wringer. The only reason to use the lid is to eliminate the splashing and really plunge hard without creating a flood.

By

imaqt1962

azDANA 70
I like yours better i think than the ones the daughters have
thank you for posting this

By

azDana

I think this machine is a bit different than the other non-electric machines already posted:

http://www.laundry-alternative.com/


They also have a counter top clothes dryer, but I haven't bought either yet. I was looking at them, considering buying them for hand laundry.

By

cookwie

I was going to suggest making a special request on ebay, but it looks like you've got this one covered.

Holly

By

imaqt1962

wonder washers are available at the following internet sites
http://www.ltdcommodities.com
http://www.harrietcarter.com
http://www.mileskimball.com
both of my daughters have one and love them
the cost is the same on all sites $49.99

By

maggie3956

I found one on http://www.carolwrightgifts.com
$49.99

Sounds like what you are looking for.
Penny

By (Guest Post)

I found an electric washer with a steel basin at a boat swap meet. But wringing is a pain - where do you get wringers? (Oh, I saved my plastic tub from an old burned out plastic washing machines & it's great for rinsing!)

By Laurie Ann Keenan (Guest Post)

I'm not really sure what you are looking for, but you might try Lehman's. They advertise "products for simple, self-sufficient living." They do have a wringer washing machine. It's very expensive, but they might have something that would help you.

By

Luvyabye

Hi Marilyn!!! Is this possibly the same Wonder Washer that you're speaking of? http://beprepared.com/product.asp?pn=MC+W100&name=Wonder+Washer I hope so!!!