I bought this dryer for my work clothes as I’m washing them everyday and it’s fabulous it doesn’t use much electric either great little buy easy to move around as it’s on wheels highly recommended
This is the best thing I have bought in ages. Wasn’t expecting much from it to be fair. But it surprised me. It’s smaller than thought too. But I absolutely love it.
We also have a dryer plus an air dryer (very necessary when the kids come home from Uni with their washing, which seems to be the norm!), it is so handy to have the extra bonus of a heated dryer. It also helps to heat up the room which is nice at this time of year. Great, useful utility to have.
Easy to put together (careful about ripping the plastic cover) BUT – BE CAREFUL OF THE ENDS OF THE POLES…… THEY ARE ***VERY SHARP!!!!!!***)
IT IS NOT FOLDABLE – once up, you have to remove 4 poles (***VERY SHARP ENDS!!!!!***) to “collapse.” I can see the plastic breaking if this is repeated too often.
IT IS NOT QUIET! – It’s a fan heater. I’ve recorded this on a decibel meter running at around 50db……. basically as loud as a cheap fan heater in a cardboard box.
Now the good bits.
It’s cheap to buy. (only reason it hasn’t got 2 stars)
It’s a lot cheaper to run than a tumble dryer. (you can dry 2 pair of jeans and 5 shirts in just over an hour – depends how much you spun them for in the washing machine)
I use this in my studio flat (with earphones on listening to stream) – so it’s space efficient.
Would I buy this again? Probably not – I’d save up and buy a more expensive one. BUT, I can’t save….. so out of necessity I’d have to plum for this again. :/
Like I said – it’s cheap, it works, it’s not quiet and it’s cheap.
Would you prefer to buy a can of value beans, or more expensive ones? Your choice.
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I have been using this for the last 5 months 2 twice a week and its now not working. Can I have either a replacement or a refund
Good for drying, one load takes 2 hours to dry and it’s done
Never used it when we asembled it we found the zip was broken so we sent it back
I bought this dryer for my work clothes as I’m washing them everyday and it’s fabulous it doesn’t use much electric either great little buy easy to move around as it’s on wheels highly recommended
This is the best thing I have bought in ages. Wasn’t expecting much from it to be fair. But it surprised me. It’s smaller than thought too. But I absolutely love it.
We also have a dryer plus an air dryer (very necessary when the kids come home from Uni with their washing, which seems to be the norm!), it is so handy to have the extra bonus of a heated dryer. It also helps to heat up the room which is nice at this time of year. Great, useful utility to have.
Does the job.
Normally it takes around 3 hours to achieve a complete dry results when fully loaded.
Use it mainly to dry my work uniform.
Leave it to work, with the timer on, over night and can have fresh clothes in the morning.
Great bit of kit, gets washing dry quickly and easily
could have done with another shelf, but good value for 39.99. haven’t done full wash yet, heater is good.
It was bought for my mum who is 83 and she finds it really good to use and dries clothes perfect.
This is basically a fan heater and a put-me-up wardrobe (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Vinsani-Organiser-Wardrobe-Cupboard-Shelving/dp/B00NBTAWP0/ref=sr_1_10?s=kitchen&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1546783080&sr=1-10&keywords=canvas+wardrobe&refinements=p_76%3A419158031)
Easy to put together (careful about ripping the plastic cover) BUT – BE CAREFUL OF THE ENDS OF THE POLES…… THEY ARE ***VERY SHARP!!!!!!***)
IT IS NOT FOLDABLE – once up, you have to remove 4 poles (***VERY SHARP ENDS!!!!!***) to “collapse.” I can see the plastic breaking if this is repeated too often.
IT IS NOT QUIET! – It’s a fan heater. I’ve recorded this on a decibel meter running at around 50db……. basically as loud as a cheap fan heater in a cardboard box.
If you’re drying shirts (or anything long) then you can use the middle “shelf” – so buy this:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stainless-Steel-Drying-Rack-Windproof/dp/B072BQCJ3K/ref=sr_1_24?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1546783629&sr=1-24&keywords=multi+hangers+drying
That’ll allow you to dry shirts and socks/ underwear.
DON’T use cheap plastic hangers – they’ll get too hot and bend…… dropping your washing onto the fan heater!!!! Use strong plastic or (even better) wooden hangers.
Now the good bits.
It’s cheap to buy. (only reason it hasn’t got 2 stars)
It’s a lot cheaper to run than a tumble dryer. (you can dry 2 pair of jeans and 5 shirts in just over an hour – depends how much you spun them for in the washing machine)
I use this in my studio flat (with earphones on listening to stream) – so it’s space efficient.
Would I buy this again? Probably not – I’d save up and buy a more expensive one. BUT, I can’t save….. so out of necessity I’d have to plum for this again. :/
Like I said – it’s cheap, it works, it’s not quiet and it’s cheap.
Would you prefer to buy a can of value beans, or more expensive ones? Your choice.
Fantastic. Already have a dry buddy. So got this one for towels and sheets. Great for cold wet days and winter.