Portable Washer Hook Up To Sink

A portable washer is a great way to save space and money, especially if you live in a small apartment or don't have a lot of laundry to do. Portable washers are also a good option for people who travel frequently or live in RVs. However, one of the challenges of using a portable washer is figuring out how to hook it up to your sink. Here are a few tips on how to do it safely and easily.

What You'll Need

Portable washer
Faucet adapter
Garden hose
Wrench
Bucket or sink

Step-by-Step Instructions

Attach the faucet adapter to the sink. Most portable washers come with a faucet adapter that screws onto the end of your sink faucet. If your portable washer didn't come with a faucet adapter, you can purchase one at most hardware stores.
Connect the garden hose to the faucet adapter. One end of the garden hose will connect to the faucet adapter, and the other end will connect to the portable washer.
Tighten the connections. Use a wrench to tighten the connections between the faucet adapter, garden hose, and portable washer. Make sure the connections are tight enough to prevent leaks, but don't overtighten them.
Fill the portable washer with water. You can either fill the portable washer with water from the sink or from a bucket. If you're filling the portable washer from the sink, turn on the water and let it run until the portable washer is full.
Add detergent and clothes to the portable washer. Add the desired amount of laundry detergent to the portable washer, then add your clothes. Close the lid of the portable washer and turn it on.
Drain the portable washer. Once the wash cycle is complete, drain the portable washer by opening the drain hose and letting the water flow into a bucket or sink.
Disconnect the portable washer. Once the portable washer is drained, disconnect it from the sink by turning off the water and detaching the garden hose and faucet adapter.

Tips

Make sure the portable washer is on a level surface before you start using it.
Don't overload the portable washer. Overloading can cause the washer to malfunction or leak.
Clean the portable washer regularly. This will help to prevent the build-up of soap scum and dirt.
If you have any questions about how to use your portable washer, consult the manufacturer's instructions.