Product review (5 stars): LOVE this little dryer!
We've owned this machine a little over a year at this point, and STILL love this dryer.  It works as good now as the day it was purchased.  I'm averaging six loads of drying per week, and this little wonder has had no trouble keeping up, even with big thick bath towels. :)

Our apartment doesn't have the room, nor a 220v plug for a standard clothes dryer, so we were so thrilled to find this compact little unit that could be safely hooked up to an indoor venting system (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Dundas-Jafine-TDIDVKZW-ProFlex-Indoor-Dryer-Vent-Kit-with-4-Inch-by-5-Foot-ProFlex-Duct/dp/B000DZFTC6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Dundas Jafine TDIDVKZW ProFlex Indoor Dryer Vent Kit with 4-Inch by 5-Foot ProFlex Duct</a>) and takes up very little room.  It is wall-mountable (kit is included with the dryer - you just need a couple of wood slats or a piece of plywood), but works just as well on a table.  We have ours on a little $14 Ikea side table (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/IKEA-Lack-Side-Table-Black/dp/B004IN2XIW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">IKEA Lack Side Table - Black</a>) [we've uploaded pictures to Amazon.com], and were pleasantly surprised we didn't see a need to strap or bolt it down, as it doesn't move even when in use.  Very sturdy!  You can also place it on the floor if needed, but with the controls on the bottom front, it would be a bit more awkward to operate.

Owning this machine has been a big stress-reliever.  We bought it as it was stressful trying to do laundry using the pay-per-use machines in our apartment complex. We didn't enjoy paying $5 to wash+dry each load and not being sure our clothes are even getting clean, not having clothes dry fully, trying to use the machines when someone constantly seems to be using them for a home laundry business, worrying about someone dumping a bleach into washers, or putting wax crayons, felt markers, and lipsticks in dryers as a prank, dealing with the residue of someone's greasy clothes or fabric dyes in the machines, etc.  The list of stresses using shared laundry facilities goes on and on.  Having this dryer has certainly eliminated them!

I highly recommend this dryer, as it's good value for the price, and fits into our little apartment with ease.  They make good wedding and baby gifts to those like us who have limited space and/or can't hook up full-size appliances because of electrical outlets. We also bought a Haier portable washer&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Haier-HLP21N-Pulsator-1-Cubic-Foot-Portable-Washer/dp/B002UYSHMM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Haier HLP21N Pulsator 1-Cubic-Foot Portable Washer</a>&nbsp;to go with this dryer, and love it too!

Wool Lint Filter cleaning:  I tried cleaning the wool pad circular filter with a soft old toothbrush, but found brushing the wool wore it out too quickly, and I've had to replace the pad more often than would have been normally necessary.  What works best for me is to use lint rollers (I use the dollar store ones that have sticky paper as they work great) to clean off lint remnants after pulling off the large pieces.  I average three sticky sheets per two loads of drying, and find this method is simple, cheap and better than replacing filters every two months at $9 per filter (shipped to Canada).  You can also vacuum the filter, but for me it's much more convenient to use lint rollers.  The filters on this machine are quite effective and very very little lint ever gets vented out, which is great for an indoor venting system.