Calliger Clothes Wringer - Essential Manual Washing Machine for Off Grid Living Supplies - Heavy Duty, Portable Laundry Wringer Washer - Hand Crank Clothes Ringer for Hand Washing, Towels, Chamois

It is a heavy device, so be ready for some lifting. The paint is thick and doesn't scratch off, so I expect it to be protected from rust for a long time. The rollers are rubber with an adjustable leaf spring, so when the rollers squeeze shirts with buttons, the buttons are not damaged (the rollers will separate a bit to let them through without crushing.). They are unforgiving of fingers, so be careful.The water diverting plate can be tilted to either direction without getting loose, but it also has a rubber wedge for securing it if you desire. There's a hole in the wedge so you can put a lanyard on it to hang it somewhere and it won't get lost. The crank is long enough to give good leverage while using it. There are shields inside the opening that smoothly direct laundry to the rollers even if they are fed off-center. These are designed so they do not snag, letting you crank the rollers without worrying that a mis-fed item will get damaged by the internal mechanism. A very thoughtful feature that makes using it easier.Clamps are adjustable, and clamp mounting holes let you change the spacing of the clamps for whatever you're mounting it on. Comes with a bag of spare turnscrews and washers for the clamps, so if you lose one, you have two extras! There are also two different Allen wrenches included for adjusting the mounting clamps. A very complete package.A surprising amount of water is squeezed out, and my laundry dries very quickly after wringing. Rollers do not twist or stress fabric, so the seams of my clothes are not damaged.

Durable and so useful! We live off grid and this is perfect to help me with laundry. Arthritis has made it difficult to wring out the clothes by hand! EASY to assemble!

My application is not for laundry.I use this wringer to wring out wet absorbent pads that remove water on basement floors. (Those who know about this will understand.) While the pads are not bone-dry after a pass through the wringer they come out of the wringer dry enough to immediately use again, and are three times drier as compared to me wringing the pads out by hand. The Wringer saves me time and prevents the chafed and sore hands that result from hand wringing.The wringer is actually a lot of fun to use, and I find it a thrill to set the clocks back a couple hundred years with this elbow grease old school technology.It is solid as can be and is accordingly menacingly heavy. Suffice to say it would not be a pretty sight if it fell over on your foot. So, mount it on something sturdy.Here let me simply add that this wringer does what it does well and has many details that were evidently very well thought out.

As advertised works great

Love it. Had a friend (male) help because it is solid and kind of heavy. I knew I needed help when I picked up the box. Other than being heavy (for me) it was easy to put together. Packed great. Easy to use if you see video online. Like I said, I Love it. Worth the money. I'm using for tie-dye and wringing out laundry before drier. Saves drier time.

Things have changed. I notified the Calliger Co. and they were so quick to replace my defective wringer. Calliger does care about their quality of products. Thank You Calliger!!!

I bought this wringer since I began washing clothes by hand in my tub. I would usually wring them by hand but after a car accident that fractured my left wrist it became painful. The wringer makes it so easy to take out all the water of the clothes, way better than by hand may I add and leaves them ready to hang to dry. Its definitely worth the money. It's heavy but it looks pretty good quality and I was able to install it pretty easily to my kitchen table.

Heavy duty. It looks like it's could be table top. It has clamps that I can't find anything to fit that will handle the weight. Clamps are too large and won't extend to sink due to size. It's very heavy duty and I think it would work OK. I just can't find anywhere to set it up