How Good is Temu's $36 Portable Clothes Dryer?

[@blushbaby5278]

I have the washing machine and had no clue they made a dryer. Thanks for the video on my way to buy this dryer

[@mickosmile850]

I recommend getting a Laundry Alternatives Spin Dehydrating dryer. They spin dry clothes to 90% less water so they air dry faster and dry in these air/heat circulation dryers in 15 to 30 min depending on the fabric. Even as an in-between a standard washer and dryer as its a more efficient spinner than a standard washing machine. It saves power by minimizing the power/time needed to dry your clothes.

[@scottstallings5029]

I really enjoy viewing your channel. You are so relaxing to watch. You're entertaining and very detailed. Thank you! Keep up the great work 👍

[@unequelyusshop5201]

Such a good review. You're voice is soothing

[@Max86421]

Nice! I think this dryer go well together with a portable washing machine with dryer 💯

[@TheBikemaster94]

I definitely needed this a few months ago , now that its warm Im hanging stuff outside

[@patriciamcdermott9589]

thanks! now i have to go get one. i didn't know they had this. another thing you can do if things are just a bit damp still. do it at night and then just hang them up to finish drying overnight. or hang them outside if it's warm enough. thanks again.

[@Adeline9418]

I have this dryer. Next payday,I may get another one.

[@karenpinson759]

Thank you for your dryer review. As for the washing machine, you can rinse your clothes in the washing machine instead of rinsing out in the sink. Depending on the thickness of the cloth, just wring out the excess water, refill the washer with clean, warm water, and put the load through 3- 4 different times. Just wring the clothes out each time before you refill the washer with clean water. Once the water runs clear after finishing, the clothes are thoroughly rinsed. Then wring out the clothes again and use your dryer.

[@Bionicbabyy]

Thank you for this review. Great job.

[@prettyredkitty91]

I just got my temu washer and dryer in the mail. Cant wait to do a small load 😊

[@mawmawmakeup3602]

Thanks for this informative video! This video has convinced us to get both... the washer and the dryer. We currently dont have a large sized one and go to the laundrymat weekly.. and so it might be nice to have at home as a back up for little things... i have a toddler so 😅 would be nice to be able to do like little things.. face cloths... undies... socks... nothing big. But yah suoer good video !

[@MomMei-o8e]

I hope I have the same experience. I was curious about the plastic hangers, and they seemed to have the handled the assignment. I have the lavender colored one and the folding washers with matching color. I’m a bit jealous, I didn’t get a remote 😂 Yours seems to be the better version and you had some fickleness with it. So, I am going to be vigilant about the comparison. Oddly, It didn’t come with instructions! That why I had to YT the jists of it. Thank you for helping me understand the basics at least. The washer, idk may have been previously used or perhaps laying around the factory. The top has a bit of some sticky dirt that I have to get off. I’m too tired to complain about it to Temu. I’ll just clean it. Not a fan that the bathroom will get hot, I guess to be expected. I don’t like being overheated because I stay warm mostly and heat easily. Thanks to your review, I’ll direct a fan so I don’t feel like I’m physically suffocating.

[@linkwa3826]

Will the dryer bag have to be washed?

[@mochaprincess1764]

A few shirts ? I have one of those collapsible washer and you can only fit small items in there so how are you able to do that ?

[@JesusSaves379]

I think a fan will do just fine

[@rovd4433]

If the heat could come from both directions up &down then it would be ok

[@hyooon9504]

The product itself is cheap but may need to think about electricity.

[@Noexcusis]

This would have worked better if it were reversed, heat rises water falls. I will experiment with one of them to see how well that will work. Thanks for the video.

[@Kannonify]

I agree. The only problem I'd with that kind of configuration would be water potentially dripping onto the heating element/electronics if they were at the base. Clothes shouldn't be dripping wet before putting them in a dryer, most water should be removed during the spin cycle in the washing machine so that may not be a problem, but the combination of hot air and wet clothes has the potential to create condensation which could then drip onto the parts below. Eh.

[@karenpinson759]

I have the same washer, and the spin basket for removing excess water from the clothes is practicall​y useless. Something lightweight like socks is fine, but anything heavier like a shirt or pants will cause the spinning basket to detach. So you are left with having to manually wring out the excess moisture.

[@TisaHinton-w5n]

Nice

[@TisaHinton-w5n]

It looks like a permanent press from the cleaner's

[@johnnyrivera7299]

Thanks 4 the review but I think it taking long it's not the machine it's how much power 3 hrs good lord the electric bill must b high I tried it 2 me 3hrs that's a lot off power but thanks 4 the video sending this this back

[@marielaisaac6502]

you can control how long it dries for

[@ssaunders0100]

Please get the curtains away from the machine! The intake for air is at the back and blocking it can cause a fire or make the machine malfunction.

[@ericinla65]

BETTER TO USE "An Old Fashioned Solar Power Clothes Dryer" aka Laundry Line & Sun.

[@JeremyHill]

What if it's raining?

[@illkid86]

​@@JeremyHillexactly it's always gotta be someone who say some stupid shyt on here

[@illkid86]

​@@JeremyHillI used mine when it was raining

[@DevinNixonDavis]

Or you live in a northern state where we get snow lol​@@JeremyHill

[@elizasass2079]

How is this not a fire hazard?

[@markbraunstein58]

Guess what? You can hang your clothes on the shower bar and they will dry

[@JeremyHill]

It's nice to have options.

[@vinsoncurtis8341]

Guess what ...that doesn't work when your a truck driver and need to keep moving

[@TheBikemaster94]

That wet rag smell is something I struggled with in the cold months😢

[@87manemane]

A fan will dry your clothes in two hours

[@soapwriter1]

@markbraunstein58 We know, but it's not always efficient depending on climate and ventilation in your bathroom (or any room for that matter). This is why I clicked on this video and it is very thorough and informative! I hang dry and wash many of my clothes, but if the weather is humid and/or very cold and the clothing is a heavier fabric, you may be looking at over 24 hours to dry. Also if its super humid and in a bathroom, clothes may not fully dry and have a damp smell

[@TisaHinton-w5n]

It looks like a permanent press from the cleaner's