Bairuifu Intelligent clothes dryer (foldable) - clothing dryer intelligent wireless remote control operation, PTC + negative ion sterilization safe and efficient

It’s pretty easy to put together, even if one of the parts has stickers with an up arrow with the word “Down” written underneath... The instructions are ok - just make sure you sort out the bottom, middle and top brackets.The cover is quite thin so you need to be careful when installing it so you don’t poke a hole through it with one of the metal rods. I managed not to and I’m completely cack handed so if you go for it - may the force be with you.The picture on the front is quite sexist, isn’t it? - I now refer to the drier as Mr Yoshimoto.Have dried a couple of loads of washing and it does the trick. If you’re over 6’ like me then you need to be a bit creative with how you hang trousers and jeans but I’ve managed.I might go for a hanging peg device for socks. Have dried shirts on their hangers, towels, a couple of jumpers... I’m depressing myself...You may need to crack a window as it can make the room humid (particularly in fast mode - I anticipate this getting worse as it gets cooler) but if you have time, slow mode doesn’t create a problem.Not a bad solution for £40. If you don’t have money / space / a location for a tumble dryer then it’s pretty good. 4 stars because the decal on the front, however amusing, is just a little off for me.

If you don't have room for a dryer this is the next best thing. We have struggled to get our clothes to dry since we have moisture issues in our house so our clothes would just not dry which was annoying. It doesn't use much power and you can put alot inside. You have to make sure to clean the filter or it won't turn on but other than that it's very good for the price. It's also easy to fold away and store but it is still rather bulky. It's fairly easy to assemble and straightforward to use.

We bought this when our tumble dryer broke down as the weather had turned and the kids were due back to school, as a family of 5 we needed something more than just radiators until the tumble dryer got fixed. After reading the reviews we decided we would give it a go and at just £40 figured we couldn't really say no, sadly it wasn't as great as some boasted it takes too long to dry some items and a lot of things need turning over after a couple of hours too but at such a low price we can't complain too much it does the job eventually.

Works well. Takes about 2 or three hours to dry my washing, although some thicker items need longer. I tend to look after an hour and take out what is dry, then spread things out a bit more, or turn them over in some cases, and then go back in another hour to see if I can remove anything else. It would probably be a bit of a faff if you have a lot of things in there but it works for me. There is a lot of condensation to begin with when the washing is quite wet but once it starts drying off that soon goes. I have mine in the wet room which is completely tiled and leave a window open so it is no problem. The other good thing is that, providing things have room for the warm air to blow into and around them, there is no ironing necessary!

Very good for Drying clothes have tested using heavy clothes Like Jeans and Duvet covers.Only reason I am giving it 4 star is it is bit on the wobbly side and I think it was to accommodate for ability to fold it away I think company should re-visit design so it is sturdy extremely good product for drying one the less

This started off really well, a bit noisy but did the job; now about two weeks ago it stated making a grating sound I've checked to see if the filter has caught something but it's still clean so confused but due to the grating sound I won't use it.

I like everything about this. It’s light, it works especially if you put clothes on hangers first. I’m just getting used to the antiseptic smell but at least I know my clothes get fresh.

I bought this to replace a dry buddi. Was a little hesitant on buying it, but am so glad I did. I like the fact to has a slow and fast setting and remote control. To save on energy I use the slow setting. Only downfall is the height, it is less than 5ft. So adult clothes need to hung on the top rail. Middle rail would be ideal to hang baby clothes or socks ane underwear. Very Easy to set up.