NewAir MiniDryer36W Portable Clothes Dryer 13.2lb. Capacity/3.6 cu.ft.

Where to start, ok this was the second dryer of this type that I bought.(110v) it lasted for three loads. The warranty states that it has one year in house. It is a whole page that talks about how they will come to your house to fix it for the first year. When I called , guess what they said , that whole page is a miss print! When I asked how does it get fixed, I'm told we can send you a part and you fix it yourself . REALLY. First I don't know how to work on it , two I can't tell you the part I need . Lucky I still had time to ship it back for full refund. Do yourself a favor if you need a 110v spend the extra money go to Sears they do fix it. That's what I did. These types of dryers are all the same just different names on them. After two try's. I was not going to do it again just to turn around to ship it back. First one did not work right out of the box.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I love this product so much it's so compact but yet big enough to hold a load of clothes and heavy duty clothes at that so if you're deciding on buying it you should it's really worth the pennies

I HATE going to coin laundry places. So, I purchased a portable washer and though I would hang my clothes to dry. That lasted about a week before I realized that plan wouldn't work It took 4 days just for my jeans to dry on a clothes line. So, I bought this little dryer and it is AMAZING! I have used for about 3 years and it is still going strong. I do find it is better to run it on the low setting...it has a tendency to get too hot when on high. It will shut of to prevent burning out and then restart when it has cooled, but this seems to take just as long as drying on low -- which is more forgiving on my clothes. It takes a little longer for towels to dry, but it still beats going to coin laundry. The air dry feature is great for my items that would normally be hung up to dry. I have recommended it to others who have purchased it and love it as much as I do. I have it venting out a window. It can be a little loud, especially when you have items in there will a zipper. The only thing I have to monitor is my fitted sheet...somehow it always end up as a giant ball that I need to unwrap a few times. If you hate coin laundry and have a window you can use to vent it, it's perfect! For those who want to know about load size...my washing machine is about the size of a standard washer with an agitator in it...or half the size a washer with no agitator. One load from my washer fits in this nicely. Basically, I can fit my queen size flat sheet, fitted sheet, and two pillow cases with no issues.

I am FURIOUS!! This dryer didn't even make it to the 3 month mark before it completely died. No warning, just stopped working. We did everything possible to make this work again, but no go. I spent well over $300!! I don't have that kind of money to toss around. To have this die out so soon makes me livid!! I was standing there with a pile of wet clothes in total shock. Now I have to start the search process all over again and spend more money. Shame on you!! I feel completely ripped off. Pile of garbage. Save your money and get another brand!

This little guy is so simple to use. Just turn the knob and that's it. I don't know how it fares venting indoors; when I first got this machine the first thing I did was run the vent out the window. It also takes longer than a full-size dryer, usually about 90-120 minutes. But for what it is, it is perfect.

Very nice so far. The filters are not as fun to clean though take a shirt roller, roll off the Lint and then I wash it. Comes with extra filters. I had to get a mat for the floor.

Have had it for a year, and it still works perfectly. Work like a regular dryer.

Be careful about lint. it is better if you can vent out a window.