Product review (5 stars): My life just got so much easier!
I have never been so happy to do my laundry!

I live in the city. I am on a fixed income and disabled. Like most buildings on my area, there are no on-site laundry facilities, and my apartment does not have washer hookups. Laundromats are expensive (!!!), and my clothing is frequently damaged by machines. Plus, hauling heavy laundry in all weather is difficult with my health issues.

Wringing out the excess water is the hardest part of laundry. I don't mind washing out small batches of clothing by hand in a utility bucket, but I could never wring our the clothes well enough to get them to dry on a rack before a sour or moldy smell set in. Wringing hurts my hands and is bad for my arthritis. This drier is just what I needed!

This spin drier wrings clothing drier than a commercial washing machine does! I do a load it in small batches (less than 5 minutes each), and use the final rinse water to start my next bucket of wash (or water the plants, or mop the floor etc). The clothing comes out damp and dries in just hours where it used to take a whole day! I still have to take jeans, blankets and towels to the laundromat, but I will save so much time and money that I do not mind.

The motor is quiet, and the device runs for less than 5 minutes and uses little energy. I recommend leaving the top open after use to make sure it dries completely, and giving it an occasional spray of something antibacterial to keep it fresh.

This would be handy for families with small kids, especially those transitioning from diapers to underwear who may need to rinse out lots of wet undies. Good for wringing out wet bathing suits, delicate laundry, use in RVs, college dorms, and in apartments like mine.

Note: there are two set screws on the bottom of this drier as it comes out of the package. You will need a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove it. Do not run the machine until you remove both screws. I almost made that mistake! It is marked on the top of the machine, so it you are in an excited hurry like I was, you might overlook the label.