Portable Clothes Dryer for Laundry, 1.5 Cu. Ft. Small Portable Dryers for Clothes, 120V Electric Dryer with Stainless Steel Drum, 850W Dryer Machine for Apartments, White

I bought this dryer a year ago and it has been an excellent investment; it hasn't failed once since day one. My wife and sisters think it looks really cute because it is so small, white, and sleek. Plus, the materials it’s made of look and feel like good quality.I saw a lot of complaints saying it didn’t dry well, but the secret is just using common sense: this is a COMPACT dryer. To give you an idea of the size, you can load it with a maximum of a 5-gallon bucket worth of clothes without cramming them in, but keep in mind that the more clothes you put in, the longer it will take to dry. It is mainly designed for lightweight clothes like t-shirts, shorts, socks, and underwear. While it can dry denim and some sheets, the process takes much longer. As a bonus, I love that it completely removes lint from my t-shirts.Another huge advantage is that you can wall-mount it. I live in a small house where there is barely enough room for the washing machine, so this option was perfect for making use of vertical space.The only physical detail I’ve noticed is that the dial feels a little loose, but it works without any issues. On the other hand, what I liked the most is that it has the electrical wiring diagram printed on the side; it’s a very simple system, which is helpful to have for future reference.It should also be clear that this is not for intensive daily use, but rather for occasional use. In my case, I prefer to keep using the clothesline to dry my clothes in the sun, but on cloudy or rainy days, this dryer has been a lifesaver. Just remember to always clean the filters before every use, or at least once a day, and make sure to spin-dry your clothes well before putting them in. If you don’t overload it, it works great.

I bought this portable dryer for smaller loads, and it has been very convenient. It is compact enough for limited spaces but still dries everyday items well when I avoid overloading it.I especially like using it for baby clothes, towels, and lighter garments. The controls are simple, and the dryer is easy to use. It does take longer than a full-size dryer, but that is expected for a compact model.Overall, this is a practical option for apartments, small laundry areas, or anyone who needs a dryer for smaller loads.

This is a great little dryer overall! It’s fairly quiet, lightweight, and works well for smaller loads—it dries them quickly and efficiently. It can fit a set of queen sheets, but those take about two hours to dry, and you’ll need to pause and rearrange them partway through for best results.In hindsight, I do wish I had gone with the slightly larger unit, but this one still gets the job done. Shipping was reasonably fast as long as you don’t pay for expedited delivery. In my case, there was an issue with the faster shipping option and my order wasn’t sent out the first time. I ended up cancelling and reordering, and then received it within about a week and a half.The price is good, although shipping costs can be high depending on your location. One big plus is that it doesn’t heat up my space too much, and it’s easy to vent outside through a window. It’s also compact enough to fit nicely on a shelving unit.Overall, a solid little dryer with good performance for its size.

✅ Pros:Larger capacity than expected — practically a full-size dryerExcellent heating performance with fast warm-upHandles full-sized loads with no problemReliable drying times (about 2 hours for a heavy load)Compact enough for smaller spaces compared to a traditional dryer ❌ Cons:Takes some time to learn optimal drying times if you’re used to a gas dryerSlightly higher cycle length for larger loads (up to 120 minutes) 🔎 My experience:I purchased this electric dryer expecting a compact unit, but was surprised that it is closer to a full-size appliance — in a good way. The larger drum capacity makes it very practical for bigger loads, and the heating element ramps up quickly.On its highest setting, it gets quite hot, which helps dry clothes thoroughly without excessive damp spots. Typical loads (jeans, towels, shirts) dry in about 120 minutes, which is reasonable for an electric unit, and I have found the results to be consistent.Controls are straightforward and intuitive. It took a couple of tries to dial in the perfect timing for different fabrics, but once you figure it out, it handles a large family-sized load as well as many traditional dryers. 🏁 Bottom line:If you’re looking for an electric dryer that is bigger than most compact options, heats up fast, and provides consistent drying for full-sized loads, this is an excellent choice. I’m very pleased with its performance so far.

Too way too long to write this review. This dryer has been an incredible addition to my little laundry center in my kitchen. It starts right up, runs strong and does it's job beautifully. Lets address some things right off the bat. The 3.5 is compact but not too light, it's roughly 60 pounds. It's uses a 120 volt outlet, so while it gets hot, it will not dry as quickly as a 220v or gas dryer, and that's okay. The dryer is a set-it-and-forget-it your of unit. I rarely ever need anything dry to 2.5 seconds, so do not worry about longer drying times because you will not notice it. I use it extensively. It runs daily, if not, every other day running medium or high loads using whatever setting necessary and is has been flawless.Tips for faster drying. Spin your clothes a second time in your washer (or run an air-dry sequence) to get as much excess water out from them as possible. Do not over fill the drum; air needs to circulate in entity space and clothes need to tumble for even drying, so only fill 2/3 of the way full. Depending on how many clothes I got in it and what mode I set, shirts can dry in as little as 20-40 minutes, jeans need extra time at about 60 to 80 minutes. Get yourself some dryer wool balls, they'll pull extra moisture out and de-static your clothes making them softer. As a side not, I've never been one to care much about wrinkles on most clothes but I haven't seen a wrinkle on a piece of clothing yet, wool balls help with that I've read. The last 5 minutes in any of the settings described before is a cool down stage which helps with wrinkle resistance.1. RED is high heat and it's extremely effective but can make the area that it's sitting hot during the summer. Best suited is for heavy loads or thick garments, everything always comes out dry when loaded properly. Has an adjustable timer capping at 200 minutes.2. GREEN is a mid-heat Normal mode. Best suited for small to medium loads. Works very well and comes out dry. Has adjustable timer capping at 200 minutes.3. LIGHT BLUE is the Smart mode where it adjust the time based on what the internal humidity sensor reads. Good for a press-and-go type of load if you don't feel like guessing the timing. Best suited for general purpose loads, but heavy loads usually still come out a bit damp and need another short blast on RED or GREEN for 20 to 40 minutes. Timer is determined by the computer.4. DARK BLUE is Eco mode and that runs at the coolest setting for the longest period of time. It works and it's best used over night, but like the LIGHT BLUE setting, big loads usually need an extra blast for 20 minutes (RED) or 20-40 minutes (GREEN). Timer is always maxed out to 210 minutes, not adjustable.Clean the vent filter after every second use, if you have a dyson-style vacuum, use it as it saves a ton effort. Grip the cloth filter against the floorwith one finger at the top of and with the floor attachment, vacuum the lint right off. For the mesh filter, use the regular vacuum tube/hose and pull that lint off. Same goes for the air intake filter although it doesn't need nearly as frequent of a cleaning. Buy extra filters right away, they're cheap. Replace the large vent filter as needed but no longer than every 3 months. I replace mine every two months or when it gets scraggly. The small air intake can be replaced yearly. I read about issues with the belt so I bought a spare one just in case, but 4 months in, the machine still hums quietly doing it's job with no complaints. Do not do back-to-back loads though, give the unit at least a 30 minute cool down between loads. If you do not have an outdoor vent hookup like me, buy an indoor vent kit and make sure the bucket has plenty of water, it works nicely. Depending on your space, you may want a for fan to for with air circulation. Never use dryer sheets in any dryer, the waxy coating on the sheet builds up in the drum and internals and eventually leads to a machine failure, wool balls will become your dryer sheets, if you want scents, dab essential oils like lavender on them and your good to go. This dryer is an excellent unit that deserves 5-stars with the right expectations and (easy) procedures.

I bought this portable dryer to use in my RV for drying things while camping and also will use in my back room for small loads. I purchased the floor vent kit so I didn’t have to hook up to outside vent. I wanted higher wattage for faster drying, which this unit propose1500 watts and reaches a 140 degree heat temp.After unboxing I saw a dent on the top left corner and the back silver panel was bent on the lower left by the screws with a similar dent. It seemed to be packaged well and although the box had two small holes in it, I don’t think they were the cause of the dents. I think they happened before it was packaged. I emailed the manufacturer and will see what they have to say. Amazon customer service told me they could replace it, but packaging and getting a 60 lb box to the UPS store isn’t the most easy feat. I’ll have to update my review if I hear from the manufacturer.As to function, it seems to be a small workhorse. I hooked it up to the 4 inch flexible vent pipe and the portable vent kit I bought separately, because I wasn’t hooking it up to an outside wall vent. The unit came with 3 inch plastic vent hose which to me seemed cumbersome, so I was glad I bought the vent kit with the 4 inch flex vent. I think it will dry better with the wider hose too. The connector end had a rim that allowed the 4 inch flex vent to hook and secure with the hose clamp from the vent kit.It was easy to load and I tested it with a towel and dog mat. It takes some use to determine how long to dry as it isn’t as strong as my house dryer, but it did do the job drying the items I put in it. The 4 modes of drying and adjusting the time in each gives you plenty of options for drying. I even tested opening the door while it was running and it stopped and restarted as it should.The back of the dryer wasn’t hot, but the plastic hose connector and the flex vent hose at the top were warm to touch, so make sure to allow proper ventilation wherever you choose to mount or sit it. I am not mounting it, but it was nice that it came with brackets to mount.Only downside, besides the dents, was I would have liked the LCD display on the top rather than bottom, but I can get used to this as is.The stainless steel drum can hold much more than I thought. I wouldn’t be surprised if I could put at least 5 standard towels in it or even a blanket. For the extra 4 some inches depth was why I chose the 3.5 cu ft versus the 2.6 cu ft dryer which is almost the same size. This one just weighs about 6 ish more pounds than the smaller unit.With a standard outlet grounded plug, you can put and use this dryer anywhere. Great for a dorm or small apartment!One other note… it is very quiet, so putting it in any room should work.While I can’t speak for its longevity, it won’t be my sole source for drying, as I do have a standard home dryer. But for the price it is worth having for its convenience, especially if you had to drive to a laudromat, pay to dry and wait on your clothes.Hopefully you don’t get a dented unit like I did…

Update: I've had this for about 7 weeks now. It started doing this thing where it runs for a few minutes and then the whole dryer shuts off. It won't let you start it for a while. I assume it has something to do with it overheating. I went in to investigate and it was extremely hot to the touch on one spot inside. This was after it had shut off for a few minutes. It's happening regular and high heat settings so far... Hope I can fix this.Update 2: I found the overheating problem. The fan belt came off. It's pretty bad quality so I'm going to replace it. But after putting it back in I was able to finish drying my last load of laundry. Just be prepared to replace some things with this dryer. Otherwise works fine.Original:I'm renting my dad's guest house. It was not built very well and has some issues. The downstairs has NO windows that open and it got hot in the summer. So he drilled a hole and put a vent in the wall for a standing ac unit. I realized it's been perfect for a dryer too! There's no washer/dryer hook up here. The washer is a small mobile one that attached to the sink. I tried a pop up dryer but that was awful. So I ended up bringing a mountain of clothes to my sister's every couple of weeks. It was an inconvenience to us both.I have done about 10 loads in this thing now. It's a little noisy on the high heat setting but nothing I can't tune out. It works the same way a normal dryer would just smaller loads. I got this one due to its size. It has a slightly smaller load to the washer so I can do "large" loads and cut down the laundry time. It's small enough to fit in a tiny apartment if needed.It would be nice if the buttons were on top instead of on the bottom. I put it on a table so I'm not bending down to the floor to fill, empty and start it.The hose it comes with is junk. It's a flimsy piece of plastic that crumbles with the slightest touch. The hole in the wall is 6", this dryers hose is 3" (but a 4" will fit the attachment). I got a new 6" and 4" hose with a 6 to 4” duct adapter. It looks much better and works great 👍.It holds quite a bit of stuff. In the photo I have a fitted and top queen size sheets, and 1 jacket in there. It could probably fit another hoodie or 2 without interfering with the dry time. The only thing too big for it is my queen size quilt unfortunately. If you over fill it will take forever to dryThe eco and normal dry settings take forever to dry anything.A load of undergarments takes about 45 mins.A load of leggings and shirts about 45-60minsA load of jeans, towels about 90mins.

I absolutely love this dryer! I’ve used it for sheets, towels, and everyday clothes, and it handles everything perfectly. It’s a compact little workhorse — powerful, easy to use, and doesn’t take up much space at all. Setup was quick and simple, and the drying time is surprisingly fast compared to other portable dryers I’ve tried. Everything comes out dry and fresh without having to run endless cycles. Highly recommend this dryer to anyone looking for something efficient, compact, and reliable!

Seca muy bien la ropa al usar calor y tarda lo que una secadora más grande (con la carga adecuada y calculando bien por los 20 minutos finales que son aire frío - lo explica el instructivo). Excelente para quitar pelo (de perro) y pelusa; el filtro se limpia fácil, se jala, se saca, se gira la tapa y se retira la pelusa sin problema. Lámina resistente, igual los materiales del filtro. Llegó rápido, muy bien empacada y en buen estado.

Si tienen una buena lavadora que centrifugue bien y meten poca ropa se las recomiendo mucho, les quita la pelusa y sale casi planchada la ropa pero tengan en cuenta el tiempo de secado aprox dos hrs

Es muy buena seca muy bien solo que es pequeña y no puedes meter mucha ropa pero cumple muy bien su función.

Llegó golpeada la caja y la secadoraSe golpeó de varios lugares pero principalmente atrás la parte de la máquina y al prenderla había un ruido espantosoNo pude comunicarme con nadie para hacer reclamo y pedir cambioSi quería la secadora pero no se puede usar así golpeada con ese ruido tan fuerte

Funciona muy bien la recomiendo lo.unici es que me llego golpeado de Un costado no afecta el funcionamiento 100% recomendable