Designed to use as little water as possible. Helping you conserve precious drinking water during contamination or when the luxury of electricity isn't present.

Supplement to normal washing.  Perfect for pre wash and helping with tough stains, delicate items, as well as large or bulky items (comforters/blankets, sleeping bags, rugs) or even single items you don't have time to run through an electric wash cycle.

Cost Savings. Less water, no electricity, less detergent. 
Breathing Mobile Washer - hand operated, portable, clothes washing machine uses a technique of pushing and pulling water through clothes opposed to top and front loading washing machines that only splashes water around or the harsh scrubbing of a washboard resulting in a superior clean with less wear and tear. Uses minimal water and less soap. Use in a bucket (5-gallon suggested), sink or tub. You can also rinse your clothes using fresh water.
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I have this plunger washer with the wooden handle. I have been using it for the last 10 years. Before that, in 1999, I bought the same washer style but it had a metal plunger instead of the plastic. I bought it for the possible Y2K computer shutdown. So I only used it a few times to test it out. When I went to check it after a while, the metal rusted. I replaced it with the plastic plunger. I use it all the time, since my washing machine broke. It washes extremely well. I put the dirty clothes  in a 5 gallon bucket in the tub and then add detergent and water and plunge it. I dump out the dirty water twice and plunge each time till I see that all the soap is out. I found that it is a lot easier and makes the clothes just as clean by using dish washing liquid instead. It is much easier to get all the soapy dish washing liquid out than it is to get the soapy detergent out of the clothes.