Electric Portable Clothes Dryer - Laundry Drying Rack with High Powered 1200W Heater and Germ Killing UV Light Sanitation - Compact with 22Lb Capacity - Tidalpool

Okay guys, this is the first time I have ever written a review on an item, however, I have purchased quite a few different items from Amazon. I also wanted to wait until I had this particular item for a decent amount of time, so I would be able to write a more accurate review. I have had this little dryer for about a month and a half, and have used it almost daily.So here we go, this little portable clothes dryer is, in my personal opinion and experience, a 5 star item. I live in a spacious enough, 3 bedroom, 1 bath apartment on the ground floor. Therefore, I do not have the proper hook ups for a traditional washer and dryer. This little portable dryer, paired with my danby portable washing machine, (which I will be writing a review for that as well, on the proper thread) has been an absolute God send for my little family of 4.With a 4 and 5 year old, a full time job, and a small 2 door car not useful for hauling a weeks worth of laundry, I was beyond sick of the dreadful trip to the laundry mat every Sunday. I researched for a long time, the alternatives to your traditional full size washing machine and 220v dryer, and this little gem seemed to be the best value for what I needed.I chose next day delivery, on a saturday, and it was delivered in an Amazon box (so you couldn't see what the item was) by 9:30am via FedEx. It came with instructions, but it was so extremely easy to put together, I didn't even need them. Of course I looked over them after to confirm i did everything correctly.As for the operation of this dryer, it works perfectly. My danby washer holds 11 lb of laundry and this dryer holds 22 lb of laundry so I can easily fit 2 full loads from my washer in this unit. I have dried everything from jeans to towels to a full size sheet set in this little guy, and they have most all dried completely on one 180 minute cycle. For jeans and towels, I may have to re situate them half way thru the cycle, but they dry evenly. The clothes were coming out a little stiff at first, much like when you hang dry clothes out on a traditional outdoor clothesline, but with a little trial and error, I found using fabric softener generously in the wash helped with that. As for the ventilation, it has small holes at the top to keep the air circulating thru, so it does put out a small amount of warm air. However, I keep this dryer in my bedroom, while in operation I keep my bedroom door shut, so it is not a big deal for me. The room is a bit warmer while it is running, but I expected that. It's not too overbearing. It comes with a travel bag to store the dryer parts in if you want to take it apart and keep it out of the way when not in operation. I just leave mine out all the time because I am constantly using it. The uv light that pops on at the last 30 minutes of the dry cycle is a nice little touch for helping kill germs as well.So, to sum it all up, I am beyond satisfied with my purchase of this little portable dryer. It does exactly what it is suppose to do, and was worth every penny I paid for it. If your thinking about it, I say just go for it. It was the best thing I did. Now I am able to spend my Sundays off work in the comfort of my own home instead of the crummy dirty laundromat and keep my laundry caught up. I hope this helps anyone that is looking to buy one of these.

I cannot stress enough how happy I am that I bought this. I use this in combination with an efficiency washer and set these up in my bathroom. I have no washer dryer hookup and was spending a ridiculous amount of money at the laundromat.I went with this model because it had a faster drying time than the slightly cheaper models I've seen.Most shirts , delicates, and lighter items dry in one to two hours. Certain jeans in two hours but most deniums take three hours. The timer feature is great because I can adjust for what I'm drying with no problem.It does hear my bathroom up and makes it toasty but isn't an issue.I've dried blankets, pillows, a heavy winter peacoat, all with no issues. Clothes feel soft when removed.I typically shake my clothes twice before putting them on hangers to dry. No to minimal wrinkles.My washer does 11 lbs of laundry and I can fit two of my laundry loads into this dryer. It has been a lifesaver this winter, I cannot stress enough how mush stress this purchase has relieved in my life. Highly recommend.

I bought this for our camp in the Allegheny Forest. There are days when drying on the line works, but for the most part we need a dryer! I loved it during the summer to dry kids socks and pants and jackets and my husband loves it now for all of his damp hunting gear when he gets back from a cold day in the woods! Very nice product! Storage bag included is nice and compact so that is a bonus!

Bought this to dry my son's hockey equipment. This product is equivalent to the Rocket Sport Equipment Dryer but much less expensive. Besides having a white tent versus the Rocket Dryer that has a black tent, the product looks exactly the same. Even comes with a small travel bag to allow me to take dryer to hockey tournaments.I purchased metal "s "hooks to hang the various hockey equipment.I also purchased the 4 year extended warranty since I thought I would be using this for many years to come.

My dryer door switch has recently broken therefore, my family has to air dry all our clothes for the past few weeks. However, Tidapool is a great alternative to replacing your regular dryer. This product effectively dries up my clothes without damaging or shrinking. It is fairly easy to set up and good for travel as well. Overall, this is a great product, I highly recommend it to anyone who want to save money on their electricity​ bill or for those who are often travel.

I dried two pairs of scrubs, a bra & a dish towel in about 2 hours. They were completely dry. I did experience a little off-gasing the first time I used it. I expect that will dissipate after a few uses. The lower bar threads are made of aluminum. I was concerned that the threads might get stripped over a period of time, taking it off an on. The top bar has a hard plastic connector, and the threads on that seem sturdy. The first time I put it on though, it was too snug, and I had trouble getting it apart. Now I tighten both bars to the point where I know that I will be able to loosen them. I wasn't crazy about the bottom zipper. It's a little difficult to connect and pull up, and I wonder how it will hold up long term. A noticed the rubber plug did get hot after running for 2 hours, which makes me wonder if my electric bill will go up. I would be interested in knowing how much energy this device uses. Clothes come out a bit stiff, however not bad. Not getting beat up like they would in a standard dryer. Overall I really like this device, especially since I live in a RV, and I can put it in it's carrying case and stash it away in my closet when not in use.