COSTWAYGYJ25-78 110V Electric Portable Clothes Stainless Steel Tub Laundry Dryer, for 4 Automatic Drying Mode, White

I love this little dryer. My husband is deployed so I moved back to my home state to be with family and I’m living in a tiny apartment until he comes back. I had to sell my full size washer and dryer before moving here. I bought my mini washer when we first arrived and have just been hanging everything to dry, but that was becoming such a horrible chore, so I looked for a portable dryer to go with it the other day. First off, this thing is TINY. I actually wasn’t expecting it to be so small based on other people’s pictures here. So I’ve included my own to try and help show how small it really is. That said, it still gets the job done. The load size from my mini washer fits perfectly inside, and it’s able to get everything dry in about 2 hours. Much longer than a full size dryer of course, but waaaaay faster than hanging stuff to dry. Last night I dried two large towels inside with zero problems. Also, I almost didn’t buy this because I saw people saying you have to vent it outside... YOU DON’T. You can if you really want to, but it’s not necessary. As long as you’re not blocking the back vent (which I took a picture of) it’s fine! My exhaust vent is facing my mirror, and I’ve stuck my hand back there and the glass isn’t even getting hot. It even comes with hardware to hang the whole dryer on the wall (I’m not joking). So trust me, you don’t need to vent it outside. It does make my bathroom area slightly warmer but not so much that it’s uncomfortable. I was able to stand there and dye my hair last night while it was running and I was fine. So overall, I would absolutely recommend this for anyone living in a small apartment! I have two kids and two dogs and it’s been able to keep up with all my laundry so far!

It works better than I expected. Clothes dry quickly in smaller loads. Runs so quietly I couldn’t tell if it was on with the AC running. I would recommend it if you live in a small apartment, tiny house or camper. Pays for itself in no time with the cost of laundromats today.

If you have a little space and you need a dryer just know that this thing will fit in a LITTLE space. Now with that being said because it is so small it does not fit a lot of laundries at all. However, it fits enough and it works great. It takes a while to dry which makes sense with it being so small, but it gets the job done it just takes more time than a normal size dryer. The air that comes out of the vent is also not hot at all. It's like semi-warm and makes your space smell amazing. It does warm up my living room, but you have to understand how small my apartment is and it doesn't make it so hot that I need to open windows just that I need to turn the heat down a little. If you think about it that just means you are saving on electricity or it's evening out with what you are using to run the dryer. It also comes with all the stuff needed to be put on like a wall. It is designed to be put in small spaces and the controls are very easy to understand and work with. Overall I give it a 4 out of 5 stars just because I do wish that it would fit more laundry, but I also think that I am kinda reaching for the stars there in the sense of wanting something small that fits a normal size load of laundry. As far as comparing it to others like it I have never had another one. This is my first dryer and I honestly think they are all pretty much the same especially when it comes to how much laundry you are able to fit in it. The lint trap is in the back of the actual drum and it is very easy to take out and clean. That's what the white circle in the back of the dryer comes out and you clean it. I hope this helps. :)

First, it's very small. I can fit one bath towel in it comfortably.Second it's quiet! I put it in my bathroom and the only way I knew it was on is because my apartment got hot, but just the bathroom gets warm if I close the bathroom door and turn on the fan.I wash my clothes in a bucket with a wand and used to hang-dry everything, which took overnight and I couldn't really do towels and sheets. This dryer can handle large bath towels, one at a time or a full bedset (not the comforter). I was having a problem with foot fungus but putting my socks in this dryer fixed that problem.It also has a "no heat" setting, which is very convenient.Overall, I'm very happy that I made this purchase.

Updates Below:Purchased in Feb 2024. Died May 2025.First things first, 850W is not enough drying power unless you want a small load to take 2+ hours to dry. And that's a small load that has been spun damn near dry to begin with.Will try a similar capacity machine with 1500W and hopefully it works out better.Had protection plan on it, they sent out a repair guy. Blower belt broke, and the repair ppl couldn't find a replacement belt, so got refunded.After that, I cracked it open and the drive belt for the tumbler is disintegrating. Black rubber dust all over the place in there. IDK how long ago this was slapped together, but if it was fairly new then those belts aged REALLY FAST.Update 07/18/2025: Found the replacement belt here on Amazon AFTER ordering a diff dryer. $20 or so, just search the model number. But heads up, the replacement dryer is a 1500 watt model, different brand, also 110V (standard US outlet) and dried a load of max size for my mini washer in HALF THE TIME, and it came out HOT. Like, full sized dryer "hot". Yes, it cost more, but I consider it to be well worth the extra cost at this point. Don't bother with any dryer under 1500 watts. That power is going to the heating elements 9 times out of 10. Better heating, better drying, FASTER drying.1/10 Do not recommend.