This machine is perfect! I attached it to my laundry sink in the basement. The clamps needed extra material to make it steady and to leverage against the pressure that the rollers exert when squeezing material through them. I sawed a piece of a cupboard shelving to fit under clamps then stuffed the gap with rubberized shelf lining - for good grip.
To operate it you have to adjust the knob on the top according to the thickness of the material - completely loose for thick material and as tight as you can turn it for thin items like underwear. Items with buttons and zippers aren't recommended but i did successfully process clothes with small buttons and zippers by burying them under layers of cloth folded over on itself and unscrewing the width selector knob to loose, and carefully, slowly putting the items through the wringer. Tip-if any item you are putting through the wringer pauses don't push it through, reverse it back out of the wringer, spread item thinner and it should go through smoothly. Btw - clothes come out much cleaner than in an electric washer, and it's gentler on clothing.

I ordered my wringer for our little off grid vacation cabin. After washing and wringing clothes with just my hands for a few years, I was excited to try my new wringer! It started out beautifully. But before the end of that first load, the rollers were slipping as I was trying to send even socks through. Needless to say I was sooooo disappointed! When I returned home, I contacted the seller with my situation. I am happy to report that they replaced the defective wringer, and this one is working great! I didn't write this review until I had put it through the " wringer " as they say! Lol 😉 I wanted to give an accurate opinion of the product. I originally chose this one specifically because of the extended handle, for easier turning, and what seemed to be a quality product. It appears I was right! I'm glad the seller stood by their product and made me a believer. This is my new favorite tool!

I keep hearing rumors from very reliable sources of the very real threat of our power grid being destroyed by terrorists or by a country that is hostile toward America. I have tried to think of all the things I would need for MANUAL use if we have no power for perhaps MONTHS. The thought of doing laundry by hand was especially daunting until I found a product on Amazon called the EasyGoProducts Hand Powered Clothes Washing Wand, to make washing laundry in a tub very easy. But because I shattered my wrist a few years ago, and have broken it two more times since then, the thought of wringing all those clothes out by hand was down right depressing, especially when I thought of heavy jeans, jackets, sheets, bath towels, etc. All twisting action with my wrists is very painful for me. I have friends with carpal tunnel and with arthritis who experience the same thing. So I was thrilled to find this Calliger clothes wringer, which reminds me of the wringer attached to our washing machine when I was a child!!! Yep, I'm that old! The wringer arrived quickly and was well packed, and I was very pleasantly surprised with the weight of it - it feels VERY solidly made and sturdy. I have not yet set it up to use it because I still have to get some large tubs, but I believe it will be a real blessing. I plan to get three tubs - either the metal ones (like large oversized buckets, which also come square) or large plastic Rubbermaid type storage tubs from a big box store. I will wash laundry in one tub of sudsy water, wring the clothes into the second tub of fresh water to rinse them, wring them into the third tub for a final rinse and then wring them to hang on the clothesline outside to dry. I am undecided whether I will do laundry outside or set the three tubs in the bathtub. We may make a stand for the wringer so we can move it around easily between the 3 tubs - outside, in the bathroom or in the garage for storage.

I have been using this product on a daily basis for over two months and it works great. I am an auto detailer and always use it to wring out towels and chamois. A single pass through tje wringer and they are ready for use again. After I'm done for the day, I always back the top screw off so that the rollers don't develop a flat spot. The next day, I tighten it down to what ever tension I need. So far I have no problems with it. Nothing wearing out and no signs of rust.

My washing machine is having problems and I did not want to replace it right away, so I invested in the hand crank wringer to help me out. I also love camping and the camping sites that I choose don't have running water. I will be able to carry enough water to the camp with my car to clean clothes without having to drag them to an expensive laundry mat. I thought that this would be good for all of the above and I am using it daily now to wring out the clothes that I wash. Before I had to increase the time on the dryer to get the clothes dry from just trying to wring with my hands. This is quite a time saver. So if you are a prepper or camper or just need to save a little money for a while it is worth your while to have one of these.