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Question: Do clothes come out softer than just hang drying
Document: The clothes come out dry and free of wrinkles - remember to do as another reviewer mentioned and give the clothes a good hard shake before you hang them in this, and you won't have wrinkles.My husband's shirts were softer after being dried in this than when we hung just hung them up to dry or when we would use a fan.
If you are just doing a small load it would be just better to hang dry your clothes. If you try to dry jeans, use a metal hanger. (plastic hanger will become deformed due to the weight and heat) Jeans and towels take forever to dry. Socks and t-shirts don't take that long, it all just depends on how thick the material is. The clothes come off stiff, kinda like they do when you hang dry.
I love this machine. It works wonderfully with my washer, the Haier HLP23E. However, this washer has an excellent spin cycle and on the low setting the clothes come out nearly dry. I did not find it to markedly heat my apartment as others have mentioned. It also didn't appear to really unwrinkle my clothes.From a noise perspective, it is what you'd expect in the way of a machine that blows hot air. Not too loud, not too soft.
As other reviewers have pointed out, you have to use this correctly. Don't overload (overfill) it and it will get your clothes dry in a shorter time than just letting them hang out to air dry. Take a little bit of time to hang items so that there's as much space between them as possible, to allow the heated air to circulate around and between the items.
The center pole is in segments and easily goes together with the umbrella style upper pole to hang the clothes on. The dryer cover is heavy nylon with a heavy duty full length zipper. This makes for an easy setup as well as compact storage.This setup would work well for dorm rooms, small apts, as well as RVS.
this dryer is quite unique. it looks like a punching bag! however it works good there is 6 arms to hang multiple hangers on.. zip it closed and turn it on,and it dries your clothes. now i have to run mine for about 3 to 3.5 hours to get the clothes fully dry but i am a large person with thick heavy 3xxx size clothes. but it is efficient and dries good.
Not sure who fell asleep in quality control when they made my item, but the one I got should not have passed thread inspection.As some have stated, it works if you use it right. The clothes cannot be sopping wet. If you have a spin dryer then this may be a good addition. I can see how trying to hand wring a lot of the water out of it before you hang the items up may not be enough to have this dry items in a reasonable time.
Sadly, the clothes are still damp after all that time (keep in mind I hang them to air dry at least two hours before putting them in the dryer and they are "damp" when I take them out of the washer that has a spin cycle) which makes no sense because when you open the zipped portion to check on the clothes it's pretty hot. I even tried closing off the venting holes and leaving one open still no change.
The outer bag needs to be resting directly against the heated base to work and inflate correctly.Another issue I am still dealing with are the arms. It opens up inside like an umbrella. The only problem is if you do that, the bottom supports tend to get in the way of hangers and clothes don't always hang right. Not sure why it was designed that way, but the umbrella part would make sense if it were on top and you could have an unobstructed place to hang your garments.
also i reccomend a retractable clothes line to hang dry things inside your home. and dont worry abut things being stiff!i have the haier portable washer!! no more skanky dirty kids screaming at laundry mats! yaaa! when you wash clothes at home and dry them on a line, use a DOWNY BALL WITH ULTRA DOWNY. give the clothes a good shake then hang them over the line. this eliminates that "stiff" feel of line dried clothes... i recommend this dryer and a retractable clothes line
Answer: Yes, the clothes come out softer but I could use only once because the second time it didn't work at all. The heating that has in the bottom didn't work!