DrySoon Heated Clothes Airer Drying Pod – Holds Up To 12 Hangers Circulates Hot Air For Quick Drying

I purchased this over the Easter weekend as our boiler packed up and needed something to arrive quickly to dry clothes not suitable for a tumble dryer. Wasn’t expecting much and chose it purely based on next day delivery, but it’s been an absolute life saver and something I’ll continue to use even when our heating is back up. It only takes a couple of minutes to put together and dismantle. I was worried about the legs being flimsy from other reviews, but they are fine and sturdy if you’re not heavy handed with them. It takes 1-2 hours to dry things like t-shirts and about 3 hours for thicker things like a shirt. I don’t overload it, no more than 7-8 hanging items at once and they dry smelling of fresh laundry. Highly recommend!

Purchase for daughter to use in dorm at university,, used it to make sure it done what it said on box, 100% did would recommend. Fits well, drys clothes well, tops, underwear, jeans, dresses, moves well & light easy to put together, unsure about energy costs was quick to dry. Store clothes on hangers.

Only had it a few days. No noise. Dries heavier clothes/materials in about 3 hrs. Others in about 1-2 hrs. Don’t know how much electricity it uses. Can certainly hang a good amount of clothes on hangers but longer items will need draped over hangers or turned up. Theres no compartment for socks etc. It’s about 5ft3 in height from top to bottom. When bag is on it and inflated with warm air it can take up a bit of room (170cm). However without bag , it takes up next to no room at all. Weighs very little. Easy and quick to dismantle and store when not in use. Just remember to finish all your washing and hang up before switching on rather than drying in batches to save yourself money.

If you are living in a small flat and dont have space for a tumble dryer this is just what you need! It says it takes 12 items on hooks but i find 6-8 tops is better for drying. Tops take around an hour for work shirts to an hour thirty for thicker tops, 2hrs for jeans and dries everything quickly and thoroughly. Docked a star for sturdiness as the legs slot in without a click so its not the most secure however works exactly as youde expect and perfect if you gotta get your stuff dried! I know this is gonna be a life-saver in winter. So far ive tried drying t-shirts and various delicate tops and havent seen any damage yet, Im sure this machine could take most things that you cant put in the tumble dryer you can also safely leave it and in the winter it will warm your rooms so its a win-win. I have a very high ceiling so im not sure if damp may be a problem for other people but just put it near a window and crack the window open if youre using this in summer as it does make the room hot and im assuming the humidity will come out the top so make sure you properly ventilate your room!

I was very pleased that no-one stole this parcel which was left by Amazon without bothering to ring the bell or use the knocker because it is excellent. Its really easy to put together and takes a good amount of clothes for drying. I've just checked my first batch of shirts and whilst longer than outside drying, the device has dried a significant portion of the clothes in it quicker than a tumble drier. It is expensive as a start up product but is quicker and more convenient than a tumble drier

I’ve used this a few times now. The second time I used it, the timer stopped counting down, ie the timer dial stopped where you set it. It still works on the manual on/off option. I only dry light stuff in there like t shirts, tea towels, pants, socks etc. For an example; 3 t shirts, couple of tea towels, 3 pairs boxer shorts, 4 pairs of socks a sweat top (wouldn’t think you could comfortably fit much more in) would take at least 2 hours to dry. Providing you turn the shirts upside down half way through. Haven’t attempted any heavy clothing like jeans yet. Not sure I will, would take a long time to dry I would think. Ok for light drying, but not perfect and not happy about the timer dial not working. On the plus side very easy to assemble. So would be simple to dismantle and put away in the small box it came in during the summer months. My main reason for the purchase was I was getting fed up of shrinking t shirts etc in my main tumble dryer, and have to admit it is perfect for that purpose. It does not shrink clothes. You still need to iron. But ironing is easier. *Update* 25th July 2023 I thought a quick update might be useful nearly 2 years on. I would now give this product 4 stars. I’m more happy with it now. I “usually” only use it a couple of times a week during the winter months, (October to April) However, it’s been getting plenty of use this summer with it being so rainy! It’s still going strong. It drys jeans relatively quickly, around about the 2 hour mark give or take. I’m now putting more items in than when I first bought it. It just takes longer to dry the more you put in. Example, pair of jeans, pair of jogging bottoms, a hoodie, sweat shirt, 3 tee shirts would take approximately 3 hours to dry. During drying, after say 2 hours or thereabouts if you take out clothes that are dry, (some will be) and just leave the wet or damp clothes in, it does speed up the overall drying process a little. The armpits of tops seem to be one of the last things to dry, I find. At current electricity rates it costs around 30p per hour to run. I use it in the bathroom. You will need to have a window or door open a bit to avoid any condensation. Even on real cold days the dryer warms the room up considerably, so leaving a window open a few hours while it’s in use isn’t a problem. I now find it that easy to dismantle and reassemble, I dismantle and store it in the box after every use. It literally takes around 3 mins to dismantle and around 3 minutes to reassemble. Some plastic/all wooden coat hangers are good to use with items like tee shirts, shirts, sweat shirts, jumpers, jackets, hoodies etc. However the heat generated by the dryer may cause some cheaper plastic coat hangers to go a bit floppy after a while. (Trial and error) I found these pegs/hooks (see below) really good for using on trousers, jeans, jogging bottoms, pants, boxers, socks and other items that don’t fit on coat hangers, really well made and solid. Just search: Aipaide 20 pcs laundry hooks clip portable anti slip plastic hangers clips with 360 degree swivel hook for clothes curtain bath towel hat sheets coat (black) Or better still highlight this link and open the link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B081B3JFZ3?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_THZ40G12W0CK70XJYARA

Absolutely awesome we took this caravanning while away 3 weeks it did the job perfectly drying a full load in little over an hour and great for drying our very wet walking shoes.It’s so light weight and easy to assemble. It also warmed the awning area up while drying so multi tasked! On some reviews it said the zip was flimsy I did not find that a problem. I don’t know how I managed before now

This is a wonderful idea and I wished that it worked for me. There are good points and bad points however Good points: The item worked well with the few things I tried it with It heated up the room really well which is an important bonus these days It packs up fairly small into its box Not so good points The supporting legs do not feel stable and feel fiddly. They do not fit into the base with a reassuring click, they just slot in and fall out again when trying to slot in the other legs so it took several attempts to get it to stand up. This could be improved relatively easily and if I was the manufacturer I would remedy this. Hinges, as some other reviewers have suggested, would not be helpful as they would increase the storage space, just some way of making the legs click in place securely is all that is needed The upper arms slope slightly inwards and downwards with the result that it is impossible to space clothing apart without it sliding together towards the centre. Some shallow grooves in the arms would solve this and be a design improvement The control unit and zipper are fiddly and difficult to access at the bottom on the unit unless you are able to sit down at a very low height. The cover effectivey hides the control unit as is billows downwards with the hot air pressure so it is impossible to see or adjust the control unit while in use unless you lie down on the floor. If I were designing this I would make the control unit more accessible via an attached cable, or via a remote control. The power cable is really short and using an extension lead is not recommended. When assembled this is a big device and needs to stand safely away from trip hazards and other devices, thus the power cable should be longer or, what would be really useful, would be a cable free version with a rechargable battery. The latter would be a good idea in these days of insane energy prices as the battery could be charged during cheaper times and then the device used during cold days to dry clothes and heat the home. Just my ideas on what would make this device more suitable for me. If the manufacturer redesigned this item I would definitely buy it.