UtenClothes Dryer, 1500W Clothes Dryer Machine with Timer, Laundry Drying Wardrobe, Electric Clothes Drying Rack and Dryer for Apartments, Home

It works good

This supposedly Portable Clothes Dryer is not really that portable at all because it is an absolute pain to assemble or disassemble it and there is not way I would want to do it while traveling anywhere. Also it did not even worked that well after all the painful set up. The bottom gets all nicely dry and the top not so much. You would get way better results and less work by just drying your stuff over clothesline. I cannot recommend it.

I can see this working best in an apartment, putting it together was a bit of a chore and slightly complicated, so to take it to a hotel or on vacation would be a nuisance. The fan is also pretty heavy. I think it’s a good concept for someone who doesn’t have access to a dryer but I feel a clothesline would work just as well. Maybe with an update design and an easy snap together frame this would be a great addition to a camping lifestyle. As it is I don’t think it’s as useful as you would think it is. However, the dryer did work as stated, it dried my clothes in the allotted time. So it does work just some design flaws that make it not suitable for the target audience.

This "portable" clothes dryer definitely isn't portable. It is much larger than I expected and very unsightly looking anywhere in our house. The drying portion didn't work much better than just hang drying the clothes. Would not recommend.

I have mixed emotions about this item. I "get" the need for small spaces or traveling to have an item like this, I reckon, but man oh man, it makes you miss the ability to just bend over and stuff wet clothes into the dryer and slam the door and press the button. Also, I live in WY where it is near ZERO humidity so things dry when just hung on hangers. However, I have found usefulness with this item when I have things that I want to dry quicker than hanging over night, and they are not suitable for the actual dryer. But honestly, buy the time you put the contraption together, I think a hair dryer might work just as well. Maybe if I didn't have any other option, ok. But to me, this is more of a novelty item. And sure, it dries, but in all truth just hanging stuff on a hanger to dry would do the same thing. AND, wherever the clothing touches a hanger will still be damp while the rest is dry. I really would probably not spend the money for this----and I think you can get the same or similar results just hanging things on the line or hanger to dry.

I took it with us camping and was excited to try it. We were plugged into power so no question it was enough amps. It started just fine and I put some riding jerseys in to dry. When I went back to check on them some 20 minutes later, it had stopped running. The fan still had time on the timer dial and it was really hot to the touch. I tried and tried to get it working again. My buddy tried. Nothing. Got home, tried it again. No go.Total let down! Didn't even work 1 full cycle before it broke! Stay away. It's just garbage you'll have to throw away.

The main selling point to me is the portability and I'm a little disappointed because of how hard it was to assemble in the first place. Taking it apart to haul around is another difficult task. This clothes dryer is too large for my space, but I wasn't impressed of the useful area available inside of this. There is actually only one shelf to use and the top metal grates I can hang a few items but not long dresses because the middle area impedes that purpose. I was able to fit at least 6 decorative pillows and they dried up fairly well. I am not very confident the material that is touching the dryer machine won't catch fire. Maybe I'm just paranoid. I feel like this could fall apart easily and I had to be extra careful to move it from one room to the next. The rollers on the bottom moves without any issue and that helped rolling this large clothes dryer helpful. It's not very quiet and I can hear the fan working when it is being used. The cord is short, and I had to use an extension cord to reach the power outlet in my laundry room.