Uten Electric Clothes Dryer, Portable Clothes Dryer, Warm Air Drying Wardrobe Electric Clothes Drying Rack Stackable for Apartments 1000W Round

This is showing on my metre as using 25p of electricity per hour when on. So much cheaper to run than a tumble dryer and means I don't need heating on downstairs as it heats the rooms lovely. Double bonus!!

I am tall - 6”4”.The pod is brilliant. The only problem I have is that the top and bottom rails aren’t far enough apart. The clothes hanging on the top rail drape over the clothes on the bottom rail by about 6 inches. Possibly this doesn’t affect people under 5”6”, but for me the pod should be taller giving more space between the top and bottom rails

The quality is a bit bad , zip quality ok ans cover also ok, but how you supposed to fit 15 kg of clothes there? Only whit hanger I don’t have 100 hanger only for this so is became useless i just started to drying clothes i will update this review if the time of drying is quick if not i will return is not value for the money this should cost about 20/25£ more than that is a scam..

This is great for travel during the winter months. Or for a student in university accommodation.

Pros. It’s very quiet and easy to assemble. It does the job ie it dries. Cons: it doesn’t dry and iron unlike the JML aero 360 which is my preferred product but you can’t buy that anywhere at the moment.

I don’t know how I’ve managed without this. For years, managed with damp washing on a laundry rack by our radiator. This dries washing quickly (provided you don’t overload it). I put it on and don’t need to put an extra heater on when the weather is bitterly cold., so dual purpose. Well made, put up in about a minute and small box for storage when no in use. Will revert to the washing line in the better weather. Good price too.Edit. Nearly a year later and still going strong. I am a carer for someone with dementia and there are a lot of clothes and bedding items to wash because of food/drink spillages. Mine has had a LOT of use! Thoroughly recommend if you don’t want the expense of a tumble dryer.

Does what it's meant to do effectively.Good value for money. Easy to set up or collapsed for storage. Adequate size.Makes quick work of drying clothes.

Downsizing from a large house to a small flat obviously comes with compromises, one I hadn’t considered was lack of space for a tumble drier.Now, that’s not to say I couldn’t have one, if I bought one of those really expensive condenser ones and gave up the only real storage space I have, however I didn’t want to do either of those.My neighbour has one of the 3-legged driers, that they paid twice as much for and which they rave about, so I thought I’d have a look at what was available.This one, aside from it would appear being marketed at those running the short of houses regularly seen being raided on Police Interceptors, appeared to fit the bill, pardon the pun.Initially I was put off by the low price and the reviews saying it was flimsy, however I needn’t have worried.Once assembled it it as robust as it need be, and it does the job perfectly.As mentioned by others, it really needs to be used in a well ventilated room, I’m lucky in having a “spare” bathroom with a suspiciously large shower cabinet in which the drier can stand, however it might be a bit on the bulky side if you’re strapped for space - without the bathroom to keep it in I think I would have opted for one of the more compact 3-legged versions.If you do have the space to leave it up fully assembled all the time then it’s a great gadget for producing near crease-free drying at the fraction of the cost of a tumble drier.