Product review (5 stars): Whirlpool LDR3822PQ Compact Dryer
I bought this dryer to go along with my Haier HLP23E portable washing machine. I have currently owned it for only about a week, but it has performed well. Admittedly, I did not purchase it from Amazon, but I bought it used from Rent-A-Center for $150. The only problem with it so far is a constant clicking sound while it is running, but that may be because it is used. I haven't tried to open the case yet to see if it may be something in the baffles. The dryer has a place to hook up an exhaust hose, but I do not use it, and have had no problems not doing so. It makes the room only a little more warm, but not too noticeable. Below is a list of pros and cons about the dryer:

CONS -

More of warnings, they do not take away from rating

* HEAVY - It's not something you can just pick up and carry in the house, or up the steps to apartment in my case.
* SMELL - Again, probably because mine was used, but may have been sitting in the store for a while. There was a burning rubber smell for the first few days of using it, but that has now dissipated.

PROS -

* LOAD SIZE OF 3.4 CUBIC FEET - Has a larger capacity than my Haier HLP23E, which has 1.46 cu. ft. so basically it can easily take any load I throw in it.
* ACCU-DRY SENSOR - It can detect when the clothes are dry, so it runs until it dries. In my case, and as long as you don't overload it, a load should get done drying in one to two hours. Not bad for a portable/compact unit.
* LINT TRAP - The lint trap is pretty good, and catches a lot of lint. You just have to be sure to check it after each load, or possibly every two loads.

CONCLUSION -

* It's a very good dryer, but pretty expensive online.
* It's pretty heavy, so be sure to have a dolly to load it on.
* Putting casters (ones with brakes) on it are a good idea if you will be needing to move it within the house/apartment.

To see it in action, here is a video I made: http://youtu.be/UkFNZCiJ1Lw