Product review (5 stars): good and solid dryer
I purchased this dryer from abc warehouse, not amizon because of cost for shipping, but its the same dryer anyway. so I am going to cover 3 things about this dryer, First is size, second is venting and filters, and last, is it worth the money.

First, size. this dryer is close to 1/4 size of a regular dryer, and this means it is great for a small apartment like mine. the dryer is short and the controls are at the bottom of the dryer so to save my back I bought a wire 5 tier shelf and used 1/2 of it with a shelf on the bottom and one close to the top. bottom for clothes basket and detergent storage, and top for the dryer, being 40 lbs and heavier with wet clothes I chose a shelf with 80+ lbs per shelf. I used the adjustable feet of the dryer to screw in from under the shelf to hold it securely. Now the controls are within reach and the dryer is more accessible.

second, venting and filters. I attached the plastic vent to the back of the dryer and face this up toward the ceiling. after about 2 months of use, be sure to clean around the dryer. Dust and lint will accumulate. there is a noticeable amount of moisture in the air when in use but it only lasts from a few min after the dryer starts until about 20 min before the dryer stops. I have noticed no reason to vent this dryer outside, except for maybe in the hotter seasons where drying clothes conflicts with the efficiency of air-conditioners. For the filters they are basically felt. so after 7 to 8 months with the original filter material I bought a felt piece at the arts and crafts isle at walmart and one sheet made both the front and rear filters. On cleaning the filters, use a lint roller to remove the lint build up after about every second or third use.

last, is it worth the money, Yes. for drying clothes I load the dryer no more than 2/3 full and it takes 200 min (dial straight down) for a full load. for jeans and on hot days where I don't want to run a heat source and the air conditioning, I bought a wood hanging rack and I hang the clothes and jeans on these with a fan on them, making sure to flip the clothes after a few hours. Then after the clothes are dry, I run the dryer with no heat for 20 min to "soften" up the clothes and remove wrinkles. I have noticed very little in the cost of electricity for this dryer, about $7 to $10 a month. And that is the same cost as going to a laundry-mat.

This ends my review. No noises no problems, just a little maintenance and care.