Product review (5 stars): It was definitely worth spending extra for more space so that I didn't have to waste two different drying sessions fitting the l
Researched a while for a portable dryer for my apartment that could actually hold an adult amount of clothes.

It was definitely worth spending extra for more space so that I didn't have to waste two different drying sessions fitting the load in there. Given each full drying could take up to 2-3 hours you definitely want one that holds it all at once.

Using it once every week or 2 and it still is capable of holding it all.  I would suggest buying a centrifugal dryer to ring out the bulk of the water before you dry it in here just to save time and fit more as well.  I've been using the Sonya spin dryer and that works great in conjunction with this and a small panda washer.

Venting has a little adjustable/detachable plastic tube that you can direct the exhaust to but I just leave it in the livingroom with no issues.

Just make sure you don't hook it up to the same fuse as other things like your microwave or high energy drawing appliances as this will blow the circuit and nobody likes to go digging through a room of spider webs to flip the breaker.

Doesn't come with any extra lint filters or anything so you might want to pick some up if you plan to use this a long time and are afraid they may discontinue the replacement parts for it.  Some people had suggested cutting out your own filters from cloth at an arts & crafts store which would definitely be a viable solution.

Be sure you clean the lint filter EVERY USE.  it's a very small filter and can barely hold all the lint from a packed load so you definitely don't want to forget and have it wear down.