1. Manual stirring:

In some traditional non-electric washing machines, manual agitation is one of the most basic laundry methods. The user needs to put water and clothes into the washing chamber of the washing machine, and then manually turn the stirring rod or the stirring handle to make the clothes fully agitated and rubbed in the water, so as to achieve the washing effect. This method is similar to the old way of scrubbing clothes in the sink with wooden boards or washboards, but the structure and design of the washing machine make washing more efficient and convenient.

Modern manual agitation washing machines usually incorporate some innovative designs, such as raised agitation fins, to make agitation more effective and reduce the physical exertion of the user. Some products are also equipped with a rotating washing tub, and the user only needs to simply turn the washing tub to complete the laundry process.

2. Pedal type:

The foot-operated washing machine is a relatively easy way of doing laundry. The user only needs to step on the pedal of the washing machine to generate enough power to achieve the washing effect. The foot-operated washing machine usually has a large laundry container and a foot pedal, and the user puts water and clothes into the container, and then uses the foot to move the foot pedal to fully mix the clothes by shaking or stirring the device.

This design makes the laundry process more labor-saving. Users only need to use their feet to operate without stirring or turning with hands. It is suitable for long-term washing or occasions with a large amount of clothes. Some pedal washing machines can also use the power of the pedals to spin and dry, realizing the integrated washing and drying functions.

3. Manual type:

The hand-operated washing machine drives the mechanical structure inside the washing machine by manually turning the handle or the hand rocker to realize the washing and stirring functions. This type of washing machine is usually equipped with an internal rocker or agitator, and the user manually turns the handle to move the rocker or agitator back and forth or up and down, so that the clothes are thoroughly mixed and washed in the water.

Hand washing machines are very practical in some densely populated areas or when there is no power supply such as camping in the wild. Although it requires some manual effort from the user, it is loved by some environmental advocates and outdoor enthusiasts due to its simple operation and maintenance, and the advantage of not relying on electricity.

4. Gravity drive:

Some non-electric washers use gravity to power the wash cycle, a design also known as a "sink" washer. This type of washing machine is usually designed with a suspension device. The user hangs the washing machine at a high place, and then generates power by pulling the handle or a rope to make the stirring device inside the washing machine move to achieve the washing effect.

Gravity-driven washing machines are suitable for some areas without power supply, especially very practical when camping or outdoor activities in the wild. Although the user needs a certain amount of physical strength, it is welcomed by some outdoor enthusiasts and wild lifers because of its portability and the characteristics of no electricity. In addition, gravity-driven washing machines are also a low-carbon and environmentally friendly way of washing for some environmental advocates.

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