Portable Clothes Dryer, 110V -1600W Clothes Dryer, 67Inch -3 Tier Foldable Clothes Dryers Rack, Energy Saving Portable Dryer for Apartment, Indoor, Travel, RV

We purchased this item as an inexpensive stop-gap solution when our dryer died and we would have to wait three months for delivery of the Samsung All-in-One Washer/Dryer of our dreams.I have to say, we were blown away! (Sorry for the Dad pun!) It far exceeded our expectations and more than met our needs.I have to disagree with most reviewers that the setup was difficult or the item is flimsy. The instructions included clear diagrams, all parts are labelled, and the whole thing went together in about 30 minutes. From there, it was wheeled into our guest bedroom, across from our laundry room. It is fairly noisy, so closing it in an unused room was a perfect solution.Other reviewers do get many of the problems spot-on. It does not dry quickly. My wife and I have taken to putting a load in at bedtime, for the full six hours (just to be sure). It doesn’t hold as much as a standard dryer, but there are tons of clever ways of arranging clothes from the provided hanging posts that will take care of most standard loads. Finally, there’s the issue that it doesn’t agitate the clothes as it dries. This means that, for towels specifically, they are left feeling somewhat stiff, albeit dry. It’s the same effect as using an outdoor clothesline for drying.Now, the unexpected positives: its ionic sterilisation system is a nice-to-have, even if the scientific consensus is out on that one. It does an excellent job on most loads. And, best of all, its tall size, open space; and rapid heat-up make it a beast at conquering wrinkles. It’s so good at this function that it’s earned a permanent place in our home, to de-wrinkle suits, dresses, and any other garment that’s been in the closet or drawer too long.All this is to say, go into it with realistic expectations and you’ll be pleasantly surprised. It’s inexpensive to purchase and inexpensive to operate — a full load of laundry dries for less than $1. It may take a few hours to dry thoroughly, but given the upsides, it’s worth having patience!

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So first off, the instructions to put this thing together were a little confusing. It would help to start with a page to have each piece labeled with letters and then have the instructions go through telling you what pieces to use by letter as it gets a little frustrating when you put it together wrong a couple times and have to take it apart. That aside taking it apart and putting it back together again is really easy after you know what you’re doing as it is meant to be able to do that if needed or to fold it up for storage. I did have some random left over parts after I was done that seem not to go anywhere. It was a little bigger than I thought it would be but that’s actually a better thing because I can dry more clothes so I was not unhappy about that at all. It does look exactly like it does in the pictures as advertised. It doesn’t come with anything to hang larger clothes up with to dry them so you either have to have plastic hangers on hand or buy them. It does have smaller hangers that work well for things like socks and under garments but they are too small for bigger items as they get too bunched up and don’t dry right but that is an easy fix. It is extremely easy to use and I love that it has a remote. You literally plug it into the wall and then you can just press on and it goes. Depending on how much clothes you have in there depends on the length of time it needs to run but generally one setting is all you need. Clothes typically come out wrinkle free. The first few times I used it, it kind of smelled bad because of the plastic chemicals from the factory from just being made and I had to open windows to get rid of the smell but that went away the more I used it. It didn’t make the clothes smell bad at all though. Overall I am extremely happy with my purchase. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a dryer but lives in an apartment or doesn’t have dryer hook ups.

I honestly never really write good or bad reviews, but I don’t think it’s fair for others to go through what most of us have gone through. Dryer worked okay for 2 months, after that it started to blow just cold air which won’t dry clothes. Obviously the 30 days warranty to be able to return via Amazon was already gone so they referred me to the vendor, and here is where the real problem started, I was not able to get in contact with them so I called Amazon back to get help contacting the vendor, Amazon WAS NOT able to find any información in how to contact this manufacturer, it took me almos 1hr on the phone with an Amazon representative and supervisor to get some type of resolution, (they ended up refunding most of my money) so really do not buy this product or anything from this manufacturer, if Amazon cannot get in contact with them imagine what kind of company this is..

I love this dryer. At first, not so much. It was flemsy, like a lot of reviews had mentioned. It fell apart when folding. Folded size didn't seem to save much space. But then I tried something different. The cover could reach to the bottom. So, I took it apart and put the bottom of the cover under the very bottom rack. In other words, I put the feet that the wheels connect to through the openings in the cover; unlike the directions tell you how to assemble it by puting the lower poles through the cover openings and then puting the poles into the bottom rack. It made the dryer so much more sturdier and the cover so much more tighter. When the heater was on, it wouldn't blow up like a ballon. I cut small slits in the very bottom of the cover so the heater legs could go through to rest on the bottom rack. It does not fold assembled like this. But, it does not fall apart when wheeled to another area.It did get up to 55*C (131*F) at 75% done on automatic mode. I did put a towel over the top to keep heat in and let it air out the bottom. The towel will collect evaporation but keep heat in.