Product review (4 stars): Easy to assemble, but you can only dry so much at once
Ok, ive Used this several times now since receiving it.  While it DOES work, be aware you can only put a small amount of heavier clothes or towels in at a time.  Im still trying to work out exactly how much because there seems to be several variables involved, including the weather, or likely more the humidity in the air.  I also had one load that didn't spin out properly in my washing machine.  Last night I attempted sheets for the first time, loosely folding them and draping them around the rods.  These are queen sheets, so I only did one at a time. I discovered it CAN be done, but you have to go in and re-adjust them several times over an hour to get the whole sheet dried.
My dryer broke several months ago while ive also been dealing with major health issues.  I cant afford a new dryer and after paying a MUCH higher price than I had planned for a care assistant to take my clothes to the nearest laundry, I desperately needed a different solution.  During the summer, I will be able to hang things outside, but living up north where we still have snow on the ground after two 60 degree days-hanging things around the apartment was my only option.  Until a friend told me about this.
While it was easily assembled and it DOES work for most things;  its still going to require me doing more smaller washes and, or, hanging heavier things over heating vents awaiting their turn.  I haven't received my electric bill for the month yet, but id Be lying if I said I wasn't a bit worried.  Being older, on a very small income, I have to do all I can to keep costs down.  This dryer is on for at least 4-5 hours for each load as I rotate the items in and out-and doing this each week DOES concern me.  Luckily, Spring is around the corner and perhaps by next winter I can save up for a more practical dryer.