Euhomy Dryer, 3.5 Cu. Ft. 1500W Clothes Dryer, Stainless Steel Tumble Dryer with Exhaust Hose for Home, Apartment, Dorm, White

Love this little dryer!!! It actually puts out heat!! I was very skeptical after reading everything to include some of the reviews.. I live in a small apt with no dryer ans washer hook ups. I had a spin dryer but waa still needing heat dry and I hate going to the laundry mat. So when I found this I was very hopeful it would solve my dryer issues. First run it seemed to take forever to get hot. I set it to 40 mins .. clothes were almost dry. So I set it up a bit higher to 80 mins and to my surprise everything was hot and very much dry! I can stick about 4 pairs of pants in for 130 mins and there dry.. Or i stick in 5-6 shirts, lots of socks, and a pair of jeans and again in 160 mins its dry I put bed sheets queen size full set in and in 40 mins they're dry. Put my bed covering in for 160 mins and again its dry! You do have to pull the lint trap every time to clean it.works better if you use your dryer sheet or balls to remove all the lint and in my case dog hair . Then it just clicks back into place. Its small fits pretty much anywhere. I have mine set on top of a end table near a window. I just let the hose hang down in the back and Crack a window for air flow. I cant attached to the window.. Does fine.. There's an air dry option and its works fine too. I just dont use it. Ill hang my clothes on the line on nice days. But if you dont have a laundry line and want air dried clothes that option would work just fine. Its not very loud .. its got a small almost silent sound to it.. You can open the door of its still in timer mode or you can turn it off then open. Just a twist knob. Its around 45 lbs. So super light .. I recommend it to anyone needing a dryer .. Just be patient knowing it takes a little more time to heat up and get going at first . My clothes also come out without wrinkles, spins good, its fast. Very easy to operate & clean if needed.

I love them! I'm reviewing both the washer and dryer I bought together because the results are the same. 3 months in and they never stop making me smile. I found this great but small apartment. It had no on site facilities or hookups. The super suggested a portable washer that another tenant had made popular for about $40. I went down the rabbit hole. I found this and my washer and both are perfectly me-sized. I do laundry twice a week. 2 to 3 loads. I totally over pack both these tiny washer and dryer. They handle it perfectly. They are quieter than full sized versions and they fit my tiny space perfectly. I can wash my entire full sized bed sheets set along with 2 full sized towels and all the washcloths, dish cloths, hand towels and random rags I've used through the week in one load. Yes, on max everything, but, seriously, way more then they claim. I have washed and dried down pillows with these. Probably won't try my down comforter. For real, these are totally worth it. A total game changer if you have the space and money. Cheaper, overall, than laundromat, and way less loads and efforts than the bucket type washers and hanging dryers. Edit: like others I found replacement filters. Game changer. The intake filters don't fit but are easily cut and last way longer, anyway. https://a.co/d/0jcfEEHa

This portable dryer is compact, efficient, and very easy to use. It dries clothes surprisingly fast and is perfect for small spaces. It’s quiet, well-built, and a great addition to my laundry routine. Highly recommend!

This is a very nice drier, with simple features. I really like the tin outer casing and the stainless steel drum. It heats up well and it dries a load of clothes faster than what the manual said It was gonna do. It only took an hour where the manual said ìt was going to be about twice that. So I'm very happy! Comes with the 90° exhaust elbow and a nice plastic accordion exhaust tube, but I did end up buying an exhaust lint trap. It's rather large, and comes with a nice metal type accordion exhaust tube, but should keep all the lint from flying around. The packing box did come with a dent in the side so I was worried and rightly so, once I got the dryer unpacked, the side of the dryer was dented in badly. I reported It to Amazon, and told them about the dent and when I turned it on the spinng drum was hitting the side that was dented. They refunded me a third of my money and I just fixed it myself, i removed the back panel and pounded the dent out the best i could but it still looks bad, but does work fine now. I'm happy and got a big discount. I was happy with the price I paid cause it's well worth it. But having a discount was a nice bonus and I can live with a partial dent still there!! A nice feature is that the machine automatically shuts off when you open the door. It has a very large circular lint trap at the back of the drum that should be cleaned out every time or every other time it's used. Overall, I would definitely recommend this dryer.

I love that this dryer is portable, easy to set up and install. This is a QUIET dryer. I don’t have a clue it’s even on. Does a fantastic drying job on just about everything. Dries quick for the small items - t shirt, underwear, socks. For sheets I usually have to have 1 sheet in at a time and it takes about 2 hours to dry a sheet. To dry a sheet you want to set a timer for every 20 minutes or so and take the sheet out and fluff it and then put it back in to dry some more. I really like this portable machine. I have to time my clothes with a separate timer because this machine literally keeps going until you open the door. It does not shut off it doesn’t have a shit off button so you have to time your clothes on a separate timer and then to actually turn off the machine you simply open the dryer door. I also like to unplug my machine when it isn’t in use. So when I am done with everything I just unplug it. I love that this dryer is super quiet. I love it’s size. You can dry a thin blanket in this dryer. I don’t recommend a thick blanket for this machine and I don’t recommend a bedspread. You can dry a small child’s coat in this but I wouldn’t recommend trying to dry an adult sized coat in this dryer. The manual does not recommend putting anything with metal in the dryer so underwire bras are not recommended to dry in this dryer. The dryer manual goes into great detail to not put in any material that has oils on it - from motor oil to cooking oil - they heavily emphasize if your clothes or towels or rags etc have oil on them to line fry them but do not put them in this dryer. So no metals and no oils. The smaller the load the quicker things dry of course. I don’t have a lot of laundry to do so this dryer works for me and I don’t mind putting in one or two things at a time in the dryer. While I don’t ever recommend leaving the house if your washer and or dryer is going, I definately do not recommend leaving the house if you have this dryer going cuz it won’t shut off automatically it just keeps going round and round. So if you want this dryer, get yourself a timer, put in maybe 1 to 3 items at a time and shut the dryer door. Or dry one sheet which takes about 2 hours. Make sure after EVERY load you dry, remove the link circle thjng in the back of the machine and remove the lint or wash it down and let it dry before putting it back into the machine. I don’t like that it is in the back of the machine, that you have to reach through the dryer to the back wall and pull it out to clean it - I like a lint tray in front of the dryer, where it is easily accessible, but it is what it is and I couldn’t find a portable dryer with the buttons on top AND the lint tray in the front of the machine so I deal with it. It was hard enough to find a portable dryer with the buttons on the top of the machine and I couldn’t find any portable dryer with the door that opened from the left, so the important things to me was that this dryer was portable, quiet, easy to install, and the buttons on the top of the panel rather than the bottom so I wouldn’t have to constantly bend over to set buttons which would drive me nuts. So the bottoms are just above the door so I can stand up, put laundry in, and close the door and the dryer starts. I set a separately bought timer and go about my day in my house and when I hear the timer I check the dryer and reset the timer as needed. When I am done I simply leave the door open and unplug the machine. You don’t have to unplug the machine but it is something I like and prefer to do. If you leave the machine plugged in then make sure the dryer door is always open or else the machine will be on with nothing in it. I like the machine. I like the size. I like the buttons on the top. I don’t like the lint tray being on the back wall if the dryer - I would rather the lint tray be on the front panel near the door somewhere. I’d prefer an off button to the machine but I’m fine with the door being open. It functions beautifully and QUIET. 4 out of 5 stars

Ok so I like this dryer so far. It was just bigger and heavier than I expected. I bought an expandable dolly to put it on so it could roll around and get around easily because of how heavy it is. It was pretty easy to work, I did get a dryer vent kit instead of putting how having to vent it out the window. Once I put that on the back of it, I just plugged it in and turned it on, and it worked pretty good. It seems pretty spacious too. I like it so far.

Although smaller than I imagined this dryer is perfect for my apartment. Light enough for me to move from linen closet where I store it, to near the window in the bedroom where I vent it outside. It is large enough to dry my sheets (twin) or even a light blanket or spring jacket. Some fuller loads or larger items need to be rearranged so items in the middle are closer to the outside to be able to dry completely. Otherwise this is a perfect for small apartment. Lint filter works fantastic at keeping lint from coming out the exhaust if you can't vent through a window. I suggest cleaning it after each use. The filter is very effective and traps everything so can clog airflow unless cleaned regularly.

This dryer is small but mighty! I was skeptical at first… Thought that maybe I had made the wrong decision even! The first time I used it I was frustrated because my things wouldn’t get dry and I had to keep adding time to it. However…. I then took out that felt piece in the lint trap. Are you supposed to? Who knows. Probably not, but I’m a rebel. The lint trap still pulls lint like crazy without it and so I really don’t see the purpose of it. Also, I just automatically set the timer to 200 min with every load, but then check it after about 1.5 hours to see how things are going. Extra large loads usually take the entire time, but small and medium ones will be done. And by extra large- I mean it! As a family of 4, I don’t have time to wash 4 shirts and two pairs of pants at a time. I cram that baby full: 10 shirts (adult and kids), 5 pants, several PJ sets, socks, and underwear. There’s a fill line on the dryer, but I just close my eyes and pretend it’s not there. So far I’ve dried about 10 loads of clothes in it, and I can say this: I like it! It’s simple, it’s portable and light weight, and for the cost, it is worth it. As someone who purchased this, and a portable washer, purely due to limited laundry room space, take my word! Oh, and also- do yourself the favor and buy a riser / pedestal when you buy it… otherwise you too can stand on your head to empty the lint trap placed waaaay in the back of the unit.