Here are some great examples of off grid laundry washing. These antique metal plungers and the glass and metal washboards I picked up at antique or thrift stores. They’re a great easy way to do small item in a bucket or tub. The blue plastic one is modern and it was purchased at carolinareadiness.com in waynesville NC . You may be able to find them elsewhere online. They’re not like toilet plungers. The inside is made so that it helps to cycle the water within the plunger head. Unlike soft rubber toilet plungers, these are made of hard plastics. The new made wringer is from a company called Wiseman
This is screenshot of a video I made, but the video is too long to post here. The long grey handled thing with a little blue thing on the right end of it is made for burning holes through landscape fabric to plant bulbs like garlic once the fabric is laid down. I was actually working on a second video for that particular item..

Hand Clothes Wringer Black Plain Steel or Solid Stainless Steel - Wisemen Trading and Supply
The Wiseman Wringer Proudly made in the USA! Proudly 100% made in the USA Wrings excess water better than spin or twist dry. Greatly shortens
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This is screenshot of a video I made, but the video is too long to post here. The long grey handled thing with a little blue thing on the right end of it is made for burning holes through landscape fabric to plant bulbs like garlic once the fabric is laid down. I was actually working on a second video for that particular item..

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