𝕋ℍ𝔼 𝕆𝕗𝕗 𝔾𝕣𝕚𝕕 𝔻𝕀𝕐 𝕎𝕒𝕤𝕙𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕄𝕒𝕔𝕙𝕚𝕟𝕖 (Viral Demo)

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  • Don's INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS washing machine & his spot on backwoods wisdom. The KEY is soaking in HOT WATER, as seen in our SEQUEL video. Less complicated, and cheaper DIY washing machines can be seen in our newest video - • 𝔼ℤ 𝔻𝕀𝕐 Washing Machine...
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 92

  • @paulantony8148
    @paulantony8148 3 роки тому +5

    Nice job man, simple design and likely very efficient!!

  • @whisperinpints7027
    @whisperinpints7027 7 років тому +20

    Connect it to a 3-speed bicycle for extra-fast rotation during spin cycles for the best water extraction. It could probably be used for all the cycles; lower gears for wash/rinse.

    • @ravendarkie
      @ravendarkie 4 роки тому +3

      That’s exactly what I was thinking too!

  • @sunfamily7414
    @sunfamily7414 7 років тому +18

    Do you have a video on the construction or a blueprint plan on how it was made?

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  4 роки тому +3

      Check out "The Sequel" for more details. Often imitated, never duplicated.

  • @capttzuzu
    @capttzuzu 10 років тому +12

    very nice I live in new Mexico and theres a lot of low income here but good people that need some thing like this I myself am getting ready to build a solar powered swamp cooler for me and teach others here how to.
    The two items your washer and my swamp cooler will dramatically reduce every ones light bill im thinking on your washer a small belt drivin gas engine at a low speed would work with a sturdy platform on the front of the wheel barrel.

  • @mountainman4410
    @mountainman4410 8 років тому +9

    I've watched this quite a few times. Excellent machine! Any idea when you may do the sequel? I'm very interested in seeing more of exactly how it's built. The mechanics of it.

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  8 років тому +1

      Don used material on hand, so the most basic approach worked well.

  • @jamesmoore1341
    @jamesmoore1341 10 місяців тому

    Great idea but but if you will use an old bicycle and run a Sprocket in a chain to eat and the bicycle you will get a better spin cycle to drain the water from your clothes before hanging them to dry

  • @deborahwilliams3488
    @deborahwilliams3488 6 років тому +4

    I love this.. I want to go off grid so bad but the husband likes his air conditioner too much lol.

  • @bintadiakite2283
    @bintadiakite2283 3 роки тому

    Ohhhhh.....I want one!

  • @ghostfox3560
    @ghostfox3560 9 років тому +5

    That is amazing! Even looks like you could throw a pulley on the back side and make a rather fast spin cycle on it, too!

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому +1

      +Nicholas R. Eaton (FreeRadical) It's so dry in New Mexico that it's easier to just hang the clothes up and let the air do all the work.

  • @kaglaw
    @kaglaw Рік тому +1

    What is the black material around the outer barrel? Is it to heat the water via sun?

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  11 місяців тому

      I believe it was just spray paint Don used.

  • @oscareduardocortez4156
    @oscareduardocortez4156 4 роки тому +1

    muy bueno!!!

  • @catezaida8081
    @catezaida8081 5 місяців тому +1

    So where is the video on how to make this???

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  5 місяців тому

      There isn't one. It is what it is, & it's still working.

  • @lienpni1
    @lienpni1 9 років тому +3

    I really like your washer. thanks for sharing your video. Is there any way you could shoe step by step on how you did it? I would love to make me one. Thank you

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому

      +lienpni1 A Sequel video has been discussed & approved.

    • @_onesimpleidea
      @_onesimpleidea 9 років тому

      +Joseph Pashka Great. ETA on Video # 2? When you do it, please:
      1. Fix the volume. Couldn't hear much on the first one, except a little bit from you.
      2. Say whether this device agitates the clothes or just spins them around stuck to the wall of the inner barrel.
      3. And answering the questions already posed in the comments section of this video would be a good start.
      My wish list! ;-)
      Thanks!

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  8 років тому

      +onesimpleidea We never imagined the response we've received since posting this video. Video #2, the Sequel will have an interview with Don, as well as close-ups of the mechanics of this contraption. As for the inside of the wash cylinder, I don't recall seeing any fins. As for answering posted questions, I try to reply to them when adding new videos.

  • @mariagpe1677
    @mariagpe1677 5 років тому +2

    Mucho mejor,,que buena, idea más funcional ¡ Bendiciones.!!🤗🌷

  • @samanthanicholson3044
    @samanthanicholson3044 7 років тому +1

    great idea for washing a good amount of clothes, save a little more water by rewashing some other clothes before it gets drained, rinse n spin dry? I would like to make one for our off grid use. we will have solar soon but so far I like this the best!

  • @rss7329
    @rss7329 5 років тому +4

    I've seen it all now!! Awsome idea!!👍😀

    • @scottryker4888
      @scottryker4888 4 роки тому +1

      Really? Have you seen an ant eat it's own head?

    • @paulantony8148
      @paulantony8148 3 роки тому

      @@scottryker4888 Apparently my Ant Betty used to give good head. So i heard anyway.

  • @bearfriend1000
    @bearfriend1000 3 роки тому

    Show start to finish jow to build one.

  • @andychaffin740
    @andychaffin740 8 років тому +2

    Funny video. Not a ton of info, but just the right amount to point me in the right direction.

  • @sidimeyah1874
    @sidimeyah1874 2 роки тому +1

    عجيب

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  2 роки тому

      تنهنجي مهرباني. منهنجو دوست تخليقي آهي.

  • @mgm2008
    @mgm2008 6 років тому +1

    Please make a video showing how you made it and at least to look inside! Would really like the plans! And it looks like there are people in the comments that would also like the plans!

  • @barbaraarrington9146
    @barbaraarrington9146 Рік тому

    You should video how to build it

  • @Southlander1000
    @Southlander1000 8 років тому +1

    Brilliant! I could build one of those with relative ease. It would be much easier to use than the steel tubs and Rapid Washer we use currently.

  • @arnelarce3951
    @arnelarce3951 8 років тому +9

    nice but got un idea better to attach a bicycle on it put some gear and way to go double purpose exercise and doing some cycling plus put some ac motor on the bike wheel and attach with AC inverter dc to ac and battery in it and there you go off grid ..free energy..

    • @TinyTalesBookClub
      @TinyTalesBookClub 8 років тому +2

      or you can attach handles to the sides of the barrel that allow it to roll, then you can push or pull it and it spins.

    • @Kube_Dog
      @Kube_Dog 7 років тому +6

      Or you can do it exactly like he does and spin it by turning the handle.

    • @BBGshop7
      @BBGshop7 7 років тому

      Kube Dog lol

    • @hansknutson2327
      @hansknutson2327 7 років тому +1

      arnel arce
      windmill then when finished hook windmill back to water well

    • @chelseadonell639
      @chelseadonell639 6 років тому

      Or maybe a power tool lol

  • @laragreene8328
    @laragreene8328 4 роки тому

    I made mine about 10 yrs ago....Sometimes I sit it on a dolly (the type with wheels) and move it back and forth, while I'm watching tv, to agitate the water 😁

  • @staginglightingsensation8505
    @staginglightingsensation8505 6 років тому +1

    Or make 2 big holes on the sides. And connect to solar air heater and double as dryer. Just squizer water off clothes before drying

  • @MorganaRO
    @MorganaRO 9 років тому

    Hey there..i really like this one and i think im gonna make one but tell me pls,did he used bearings at the ends ? Thank you.. :)

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому

      +Didi K Don't think it is necessary. The key to a clean wash is longer periods of soaking in the soap rather than constant agitation.

    • @MorganaRO
      @MorganaRO 9 років тому

      +Joseph Pashka hey again..i think you dont understand what i mean about...i ve said abou what that machine have on heads...about bearings i said..with what they role over...when he push it on with the hand..

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  8 років тому

      +Didi K Don made this from materials on hand, and I don't recall seeing any bearings. Will check the next time I see him.

  • @paulwilliams2875
    @paulwilliams2875 9 років тому +1

    i want one very cool

  • @staginglightingsensation8505
    @staginglightingsensation8505 6 років тому +1

    Real nice. If you put a fan and a solar air heater it will be a washer and dryer. All it needs is more holes in the inner bucket

  • @AdonaiZedek
    @AdonaiZedek 9 років тому +1

    Great Idea. How much water do you use with each load?

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому +1

      Don said 10 gallons for a regular load, or maybe 12 for a larger load. Rinse is the same amount.

  • @nblack7314
    @nblack7314 4 роки тому

    i hoped there would be instructions :c

  • @Ryker2608
    @Ryker2608 4 роки тому

    STILL no step by step video on how to make it

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  4 роки тому

      We are quarantined by Covid. Waiting on the vaccine. Stay Safe. Wear a mask.

  • @althafsharaf2056
    @althafsharaf2056 7 років тому +1

    How to make it

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  7 років тому

      two plastic barrels, some pipe for the axle, hinges for the door, and a crank.

  • @mellh7547
    @mellh7547 3 роки тому

    That is awesome

  • @adeknyahobi3238
    @adeknyahobi3238 3 роки тому

    J

  • @rebeccadegennaro6175
    @rebeccadegennaro6175 9 років тому

    does he have instructions for the build of this washer? Very interested in making one!

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому

      REBECCA DEGENNARO Don made it from materials at hand. No instructions.

  • @codyvulgamore3859
    @codyvulgamore3859 5 років тому

    Yall are funny lol

  • @chulaloca7613
    @chulaloca7613 4 роки тому

    Love you guys

  • @marvinrube6340
    @marvinrube6340 7 років тому +3

    mass produce that in india and afirica, they need it!

  • @RollerPigg
    @RollerPigg 9 років тому

    I'd be interested to know how he was able to have an axle go through the outer barrel and keep it water tight... any idea on how exactly that was done?

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому +3

      Joe Stubbernubbensteingenson The water doesn't go that high.

    • @RollerPigg
      @RollerPigg 9 років тому

      makes sense - thanks

    • @jamesgreg6492
      @jamesgreg6492 6 років тому +1

      Joe Stubbernubbensteingenson. Yes actually. The 55 gallon drum is large enough that the axel is riding above the water line and the inner bucket that holds the clothes only has holes aroind its circumference so as it picks water up and displaces water it will avoid both ends. Now if you wer to try amd fill the drum with water you would surely have it flowing rite out the axel holes. I hope this helps! Happy holidays.

  • @colemyst
    @colemyst 7 років тому +1

    love this

  • @WDLKD
    @WDLKD 9 років тому

    Is there a place i can find some instructions for this?

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  9 років тому +2

      William Labes This was a DIY project Don made using parts on hand. FYI - He mentioned that the key to getting the clothes cleaner is by making them soak in the soap longer. Periodic agitation is all that is required to achieve noteworthy results.

    • @WDLKD
      @WDLKD 9 років тому

      Joseph Pashka Thank you. I'll take that under advisement. It looks really well done. I hope to have something like this myself. Thank you for sharing.

  • @chelseadonell639
    @chelseadonell639 6 років тому

    Would love to bye one from you.

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  6 років тому

      It's EZ to make. I myself just use a 5 gal bucket with a plunger. The key is soaking clothes in soapy hot water.

  • @carleneboulden4386
    @carleneboulden4386 7 років тому

    This is ingenious!

  • @jdm44456
    @jdm44456 7 років тому

    Awesome ..

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  7 років тому +1

      It was fun to make. We had no idea soooo many people would watch it!

  • @АлексейО-ы1л
    @АлексейО-ы1л 6 років тому

    В России в таких штуках бетон мешают. :)

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  6 років тому +1

      большую часть времени я использую ведро для небольших нагрузок.
      Замачивание в горячей воде - это ключ к чистой одежде

    • @АлексейО-ы1л
      @АлексейО-ы1л 6 років тому

      Thanks for the video. Make yourself such a device.

  • @samanthanicholson9015
    @samanthanicholson9015 7 років тому

    how much to make it? we are moving out of town soon by santa rosa could you help me make one?

    • @josephpashka7369
      @josephpashka7369  7 років тому

      Sorry, no housecalls. You can use the 5 gal bucket & plunger type in a pinch. I do.

    • @samanthanicholson9015
      @samanthanicholson9015 7 років тому

      How much would you sell the larger one? Were planning to use the bucket one for now but will need one this size. I love your work on it :0)

  • @Need-1M-Subscribers
    @Need-1M-Subscribers 6 років тому

    I already washing machine