Small Washing Machines For Tiny House

Machines are small and powerful

Bought these for our rental house as got tired of washing microfiber cloths. These do not shed and clean the lenses as well if not better than microfiber.

We bought our Delta Pros (2) during the Kick Starter Promotion. We initially purchased them to provide off grid power for our campers when we finally purchase some property to build a Tiny House on. While we haven't actually used them for that purpose, we are usually busy with some remodeling project for one of our campers. The Delta Pro worked great when we decided to run some power tools inside our house. We usually work out in the barn that actually has a more reliable power supply than our old Victorian house. So instead of tripping breakers inside the house we plugged into the Delta Pro and had zero issues. Really looking forward to some off grid camping and eventually setting up our Tiny House and "guest campers" on our own property.

Simple. It's TINY. When I say tiny I mean, TINY. I'm 5'3 with a 6 palm and as you can see, I can barely wrap 3 fingers around this. I'm satisfied but only because my camera package is small. If I had a larger package I'd be scared it would slip off my hand. Therefore, if you're a average sized human with average sized hands, this may be too small. Still 5 stars because the product itself is pretty stylish and looks well made. It's simply not for everyone.

Use for BxW negatives after washing

A very simple and affordable solution to print washing.

Power house in a small box.

I use it for small lavaliere mics, which are very tiny. Great result!

I purchased this unit to off grid power our tiny house. In the process of getting setup for placement on our rural property in SW Colorado. Plan on powering with 6, 200 watt solar panels. Like the plug-play capability. Like the build quality. Plan on powering lights, frig, fans, cistern pump, propane stove electronics. Looking forward to vacation off grid adventures. Thank you Ecoflo.

I’m using the Ecoflow delta pro to power out tiny house on wheels up in the state of Maine. I’m completely off grid and have a 4 panel array hooked up into the delta pro. I’m only using about 35-40% of the charge when the sun is not shining so I’m always able to top off the following day. For multiple cloudy days I can always have the Ecoflow smart generator add a bit of juice to the bank. The Ecoflow products are great and I would recommend them to anybody who has use for them!