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!

Ok. This dryer is amazing 😃! My clothes come out dry and smelling wonderful. There is an ionizer button that gives the clothes a fresh clean smell. Also it is very tall. I kid you not like almost six feet tall. Which is great for towels or jeans or dresses or etc. That said because it is so tall it is kinda tipsy. I have my dryer next to a solid wall and place the heavy items in the back of the dryer so it won't tip over. Also the fabric and zipper seem very fragile so handle with care. Don't be too rough on it. When you go to set it up there will be lots of extra parts. Which is nice if anything ever breaks. So keep those parts just in case. Also the instructions aren't too clear on how to set it up. Thankfully I have set up a similar product in the past so I have a general idea of what to do. But most people won't. There is a YouTube video on how to set this dryer up if you Google it. That video will help you loads. Also when you set it up keep all kids and pets away as this is delicate and lots of tiny pieces. Overall I am very happy with this dryer and do recommend it to anyone. It is a lifesaver and worth every penny.

No instructions but there was a helpful video. Takes a while to dry our jeans but shirts are dried quickly. Assembly is easy and took less than 10 minutes just make sure you put the correct pieces on top and bottom. My dryer went out and didn't feel like buying another one so this is a great substitute until it gets warmer and we can just hang dry outside.

This is great idea for drying delicates - right up until it started blowing only cold air. I didn't even use it that often. Mine got used maybe twice a week at most, and to be honest, it didn't dry all that fast, to begin with. Now, it doesn't dry at all because the air is cold. I don't mean cool, and I mean cold. I might as well hang the clothes over an air conditioner vent. The enclosed rack is like any other rack as far as that goes. It's collapsible, so you don't have trouble storing it, and I suppose it can still be used without the cover, but I could've gotten just a rack for much less than the cost of this. For almost a hundred bucks, I would have expected the dryer to at least continue to blow warm air longer than 3 months. So, now I'm left with a piece of useless junk. Needless to say, I won't be recommending this.