Product review (4 stars): Works Well...surprisingly
This review is for the 3.75 cu. ft. dryer. I strongly suggest that if you're in the market for a small dryer that runs on normal 110 current, don't get anything smaller.

Four stars is a very good grade for this. Note that I say this in regards to grade-inflation that tends to plague everything from movie reviews to product reviews. This is a good product, but its overall light construction (to put it mildly) means that its never going to be in a 5-star category.

But I didn't deduct for the fact that the dryer didn't work upon first plugging it in. I called their customer service number, spoke to a very friendly lady who barely spoke English, and she told me that perhaps the belt had slipped off during shipment. After spending a couple minutes repeating letter-by-letter my email address so that she could send me instructions for fixing the belt, she still got the address wrong because I never heard from her.

But removing the back of the dryer was easy enough and after a little thought, I fixed it. Not only had the belt come off but the tension spring had come off as well.

The dryer works well. As far as capacity (which I suppose would be most peoples question), you can take a medium-to-large load of washing and dry it all by splitting it into two loads. Each load takes about 90 minutes to dry. And it does a good job of it. Im very happy with it so far.

I purchased the Dundas Jafine ProFlex Indoor Dryer Vent Kit and that works well as well. But, again, I wouldnt even think of messing with the smaller version of this  Sonya dryer. Although the 3.75 cu. ft. works fine for my needs (one person), anything smaller would be somewhat pointless and probably near useless.

But as it is, although I don't expect this dryer to last forever because of its basic construction, it so far does a very good job and I can recommend it.