S&T INC. Sneaker Dryer Bag, Dryer Door Shoe Net with Elastic Straps, Sneaker Laundry Bag for Shoes, White, 15.5 Inch x 15.5 Inch, 1 Pack

This works so well!

I included some pictures and video of my LG dryer in action with the bag attached and in use. Who hasn’t washed their tennis or running shoes and been concerned (and annoyed) about the sledgehammer-like noise the shoes make as they get flung around inside of your dryer tub for an hour, or whether they’ll damage the dryer? Most of us are willing to put up with this because, after all, there is NEVER a convenient time to dry one’s favorite shoes unless it’s overnight, and even then, unless they’re sitting directly in front of a vent constantly blowing warm air, they’re not going to be dry in time to wear the next morning. Sucks, right? Enter the S&T Sneaker Laundry Bag! I stumbled onto this sneaker dryer bag as I just had a new LG washer and dryer set delivered this week and have been meaning to replace a small mesh laundry bag where the plastic cord cinch had broken, eons ago. I’ll admit I was a little concerned and skeptical about some of the negative reviews telling of the bag not fitting on the dryer door at all, not fitting properly, the zipper of the bag getting snagged on clothes tumbling in the dryer, or clothes ruined by getting snagged on the bag. I decided to give it a try, anyway. Initially, when I received the bag, I attached it to the dryer door (front loader, side-opening door) to ensure it would fit. Then I washed a couple of loads of towels and places 3 bath towels in the dryer, affixed the sneaker bag to the door, and placed 1 pair of size 10 running shoes into the bag, toes pointing downward, with soles toward the dryer door. The dryer ran for an hour and my running shoes came out completely dry, without so much as a “peep” from the dryer. A couple of key issues: I read a lot of reviews - good, bad, and indifferent, about buyer’s experiences with the bag. I own an LG DLE7150W clothes dryer. It features a front loading, sideways opening door with a glass front / window, which seems (IIRC) slightly recessed. I did NOT stuff the dryer full of towels or delicate materials. It only stands to reason that a stuffed dryer is going to throw its contents against the door with a certain amount of force. I didn’t want that to happen, to avoid damaging the bag. The bag has definitely performed as advertised, thus far. $10 and change seems to have been money well spent and might even save my dryer from damage, down the road.

Works with kids or small items.

Love it, if this breaks will buy another one!

It was not easy to put on the door and it got snagged on other clothes when not in use. It does hold the shoes well though.

This is perfect for drying tennis shoes! Wish I would have gotten it sooner.

Yeap, no worries about destroying my washer and dryer.

This does not work at all. Once you put the bag over the door like the instructions say, the door will not close. And even if you could get it closed, the air seal is no longer contacting all of the dryer frame. This is a waste of time, money, and effort.

Dry yourf shoes without smashing them over time. Does what it's supposed to do !