Product review (5 stars): It pays for itself
Reviewers helped me to decide to buy this. Hats off to all those who take time to leave feed back. Some important things to know:
1. You cannot use adapters, extension cords  or other types of improvised connections to connect this product to an electrical outlet  TO AVOID RISK OF SHORT CIRCUIT FIRE. Outlet should be high enough to avoid water to the outlet. TO AVOID RISK OF SHOCK
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2. Voltage is 127V/220V, make sure your voltage, your voltage must be compatible with this, or check with an electrician.
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3. Do not use on carpet, as this can cause the motor to overheat due to poor air flow. Also choose a level surface.
4. To prevent risk of electric shock do not operate with bare feet,

You cannot use this product to dry shoes/stuffed animals and similar objects. Make sure you remove the motor lock on the outside bottom of the product before use, otherwise motor cannot spin and might be damaged. The product stands on three good sized rubber feet and is very stable. You can remove the rubber stabilizers for cleaning if you want, but I have not found it necessary. There is nothing to assemble. The unit does not use heat, but spin dries very rapidly. I have had no lint in using this dryer.

THE LENGTH OF THE CORD; is over 56 inches long not counting an inch and the three way polarized plug.

THE INNER TUB. how I measured the inner tub circumference was to use a sheet of paper 27 inches long, and placed this within the tube. It made a complete circle with about 1/2 inch space. Therefore the inner tube is roughly a little over 27 inches in circumference. The height of the inner tube is a little over 10 1/2 inches below the inner rim. Now I know the unit is described as being 25 inches round on the outside, but I think this is not accurate, it is likely larger in diameter than this.

Use is pretty cut and dry, but you still have to monitor unit while in use, no problem as it works quickly.

 YOU SHOULD FIRST PLACE SOMETHING UNDER THE DRAIN HOLE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE UNIT. I used a plastic box I had on hand. Underneath the box I placed a wad of tin foil to RAISE IT UP and make the basket sit flush in full contact with the drain, which prevented any spill over of water.

With the dryer unplugged, I placed the washed items: Twin sheet, gown, 3 pillow cases. Each in a donut shaped fashion, then used the round safety cover gently pushing it against the clothes. Make sure every thing sits below the inner tube. Close the lid and plug in the unit. 4-5 minutes for heavy clothing. 3-4 min. for normal and 2-3 for delicate. The unit is gentle and as a hand knitter the nightmare of drying out hand washed sweaters is over-YAY!!

To stop the unit just pull the handle. I have since dried my full sheets, towels, clothing in the unit. I stopped going to the Laundromat when I got the dryer, and all the items I wash by hand. You will not be able to dry blankets or bedspreads in the unit, and it is unlikely you would want to try and do them by hand.  These items blankets and bedspread which do not come in direct contact with the body, I do take them to the Laundromat to wash and dry infrequently.

As other reviewers mentioned your laundry does not drip, and is moist not wet. So you can hang it in any reasonable space and I find mine dries within the hour. I really enjoy not having dirty laundry around, and clean laundry whenever I want. I know it might seem strange that I hand wash all the items I mentioned. However, with a simple wash board and rubber gloves I have found hand washing to be superior and cleaner than that of the Laundromat. Having a very large kitchen sink is all I need to do my wash. Most items soak clean, or take minimal washboard action, for normal wear. I am happy and am saving big bucks since  my nearest Laundromat is charging nearly four bucks per washer. And to top it all off the dryers sometimes require extra dough to get things dried.

The unit is small enough not to present a storage problem. Mine is stored under my sewing table. It is very quiet, unlikely to be heard by anyone even in the next room, and unlikely to be heard by neighbors.

I have found many of the reviews invaluable as they go far beyond information from the manufacturer. UPDATE: It is now March 7,2015 and my product is heavily used. One reviewer made a comment about the motor being weak. Now my product still works as well as ever, but I noticed an infrequent sound as though the motor strains when I put in my full size bed sheet. This does not happen often, and I often put in more items than a full size bed sheet with no issues. I also noticed no increase in my electric bill.