Wally the Washer Review and Giveaway

I think I have said on many occasions that our family love a game. We were recently at Center Parcs for a break and one of the things we all did was play games on a couple of the evenings (once Rex had gone to bed!) and Drumond Park and their products featured heavily.

One of their latest offerings is Wally the Washer

Wally the Washer

Wally is a happy little soul who likes to be set spinning. Once switched on, then touch the soap box button to open the door and find your clothes!

The race is to get all of your items out of the spinning drum and onto your washing line in the fastest possible time.  However, you need to watch out for the smelly sock or you will have to spend the who of the next round with the peg on your nose.

Wally the Washer Game Contents 

• Wally the Washer washing machine
• Giant clothes peg
• Dirty sock
• Sticker sheet
• 5 clothes pieces: each in red, green, blue and yellow.
• Washing line & poles: in red, green, blue and yellow

Before you start 

Before you begin then make sure that the switch underneath is set to the off position. Open the door using the soap box button and load all the clothes together with the dirty sock into Wally and close the door.

Each player then decides what colour of clothes they are going to collect – red, green, blue or yellow. They then take a washing line and a pair of poles in their colour and put them together.

The first player to hang all 5 pieces of their washing on the line is the winner.

Who is the game suitable for?

The game is suitable for anyone 4 years or over and is for 2 to 4 players. RRP £24.99.

Wally the Washer Giveaway

I am pleased to offer one lucky reader the chance to win their very own Wally the Washer game in time for Christmas Day! Simply enter using the Gleam widget below. The giveaway ends at 11.59pm on 10th December 2018. Terms and conditions can be found on the widget.

Wally the Washer Game Giveaway

Disclosure: Thank you so much to Drumond Park for sending us this board game in return for this honest review. Please note that all words and opinions have been formed by the owner of this blog. They have not been influenced in any way. Please do not reproduce any of the content or images on this post without prior agreement from Verily Victoria Vocalises.

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130 Comments

  1. I remember playing a lot of Monopoly and Scrabble.

  2. I remember playing monopoly. A great family game to play when you get the chance.

  3. Monopoly with the old figures the little flat iron and the scottie dog were my fave

  4. I used to love Boggle. I still play it when I come across it.

  5. I used to love playing Mouse Trap. I love the new version of that game.

  6. Mousetrap! I used to absolutely love it but never owned it, so I have fond memories of days at school when we’d bring games in and someone would bring Mousetrap!

  7. We always seemed to play Monopoly but my older siblings were far better at playing the game than I ever was and I still don’t know how to win it!

  8. I loved Game of Life and now I’m playing it with my own kids!

  9. I enjoyed playing snakes and ladders and connect 4. Thankyou for the competition x

  10. Monopoly was always the game of choice when we were young but it seemed to go on for hours!

  11. game of life , mouth trap and monopoly were my faves 🙂

  12. Mouse trap – we used to love playing that!

  13. Which classic board game do you remember from your youth?

    Ludo and Snakes and Ladders, still going strong!!

  14. Trivial Pursuit….and my brother getting very annoyed when he lost!!(he’s still the same now and we’re in our 40’s!!! :D)

  15. I loved mousetrap and screwball scamble, both took ages to set up but were worth it

  16. Simon Says – loved it and could spend hours trying to remember the correct colour sequence

  17. We played Monopoly a lot as a family, but my favourite was Cluedo

  18. Mousetrap was a favourite of both myself and my sister . Also hour spent playing monopoly.

  19. I used to love playing Collect it was all about collecting stamps x

  20. The board game ‘sorry’ – we played with a set that belonged to my mum and uncles.

  21. Mouse Trap! My daughter had never even heard of it

  22. My favourite board game as a kid was Game of Life 🙂

  23. Mouse trap, game of life, monopoly and Yahtzee ?

  24. I waited forever for this…………… Buckaroo !!

  25. Monopoly was the game we played time and time again

  26. we loved playing RISK! – we learned a lot of stategic thinking through playing war and conquering each others territory!

  27. Monopoly, my brother always cheated

  28. Ludo was one of my favourite childhood board games.

  29. Snakes and Ladders was my childhood favourite and we still play it occasionally today.

  30. Monopoly we always used to play that 🙂 x

  31. I loved playing Collect it was all about collecting stamps

  32. Pictionary has been a family favourite for many years now.

  33. Beetle Race, sometimes called Build a Beetle, used to love playing that with my sister. Plus Rummikub, great memories of playing that with my late grandparents.x

  34. Wiggly Worms was the best! Such a fun game.

  35. Totopoly – the horse racing game where you had to move you horse around the board – used to love playing that game!

  36. Ker-Plunk, me and my brother would play that for hours (and he would cheat).

  37. Monopoly and scrabble, especially around Christmas time!

  38. Scrabble and Monopoly were family favourites!

  39. Cluedo, i really thought id be a fmous detective!!

  40. i did enjoy playing game of life and go for broke!

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