Product review (5 stars): Excellent spin dryer, really gets water out of clothing
I ordered this as a companion to my portable washer, which does medium size loads (1.46 cubic feet). I wasn't sure what to expect, but I have to say that I am very impressed with it.

I live in Arizona, which is very hot in the summer. Air conditioning is expensive to run, costing about $300-$400 a month in July/August, when it is triple digit hot and very humid. We try to save energy by air drying our clothes as much as possible, then tossing them into the dryer to soften them up and remove the lint. If clothes are too wet when hung to air dry, they will be stiff and crunchy and sometimes smell funky.

I washed clothes in a Basecamp countertop washer, then put them in this Nina Soft spin dryer. A LOT of water came out, so much that I had to replace the water collection bowl twice (you have to supply your own, I bought one at the dollar store) during spinning. Next, I put clothes in here, including a pair of jeans, a towel, uniform pants and some shirts, all separately, that I had laundered in my regular portable washer. I didn't think much water would come out since they had already been through a spin cycle, but quite a bit did. By the time one of my son's tee shirts came out, parts of the bottom were completely free of water and already dry to the touch. I think it took about 45 minutes to fully air dry indoors with the fan on. Next, the jeans. Lots more water came out and the jeans were dry and soft within a couple of hours. Keep in mind these were clothes that had already been through a washing machine spin cycle.

I love this unit. It not only takes out a lot of water, saving you money and time, it leaves clothes soft and wrinkle free and with very little lint. They dry so much faster, eliminating any mildewy smell that might linger. This will pay for itself in a matter of months in saved electric costs for us.

Some things to consider: the dryer is much larger in real life than it looks in photos. the tub isn't large, so you have to be mindful not to overload it or it will shake and not work right. A pair of jeans in it for a minute or two is sufficient. Be sure to have the water collection bowl underneath it ready as soon as you start loading clothes, as it will leak even if not spinning. If you have a very small space, it might not be ideal for you, and you may want to consider a countertop spin machine instead.

This is a great investment if you're trying to go green or save some money on a clothes dryer. I highly recommend it!