Portable Dryer, 110V 1000W Electric Clothes Dryer Machine, Double Layer Stackable, Stainless Steel, Blue, 15kg Capacity, Front Load, Ideal for Apartments, RV, Families, Campers

Muy bueno perfecto secado a la ropa

Excellent for apartment living when the dryers are expensive to use. Don't run it under a fire alarm, the steam will trigger it!

It’s ok

The small heated blowing motor doesn’t work! Piece of junk!

I love my dryer! I live in a small apartment and don't want to wash in my building (ppl wash the weirdest things) I bought a mini washer and dryer and I love this dryer super easy to build, gets super hot too! I had to waddle thru a puddle and complete soaked my shoes, I used the dryer and they were completely dry! I just put it for 2 cycles and in the morning they were dry! I didn't have problems building it or keeping it up. I read here that some ppl were having trouble keeping it up but mines work fine. It can even support my kittens weight (she's 5 months and a demon rn)

you can only fit around 4 to 6 shirts in there for it to actually work and the bottom rack is useless and the shirts need to be like thickest material a T-shirt, it will not dry pants. It will not dry sweaters. It will not dry blankets. it will dry towels, but you can only put in one towel. also, it makes the room insanely humid and it takes so much electricity because you need to drive it for like 3 to 6 hours and even after three hours the bottom of it will still be damp like everything will be dry, but the bottom of the sleeves, the bottom of the shirt will still be wet and it doesn’t dry socks for some reason… if you have the time then i recommend it but its eh. works just takes forever

Great work fast

While this item will be somewhat useful in Winter, it doesn't hold very much, less than I expected and I knew I was getting what amounts to an enclosure with a hair dryer..The instructions are terrible, only slightly better than none at all. So much is either left out or not explained, yet the seller decided to include an electrical schematic diagram of the heater, which is pretty much meaningless to non-engineers.It's far too easy to put the poles and plastic parts together wrong. Nothing is labeled. The tubes often had to be forced into the plastic, which cracks easily. The poor instructions and the very poor fit of the tubes in the plastic parts meant things fell apart during my first assembly attempt, resulting in leftover tubes that I was able to put in at the end. About the only thing I didn't have to puzzle over was the four wheels which snapped on easily. If you have an updated version of this, you may have much better screw-on connectors.In order to set the timer for the heater (which the instructions call "host") I have to get down on my knees. I'm 76 and that is not a task undertaken lightly.I purchased this but would not recommend it, although the updated version with better connectors would be less frustrating to assemble.Edit after two months: I have taken it apart as it takes up more space than it was worth. I might elevate the heater and use it with a fan.