LETTON Compact Foldable Mini Electric Clothes Dryer

Very nice compact dryer, very convenient to take when traveling, I use it to dry underwear or small clothes, very convenient, I like it.

Due to my work, I can pick up unwanted critters and heat can destroy what the naked eye cannot see. The dryer gets hot enough to do this job. Very grateful for this portable product.

I loved using this dryer. We stayed in a hotel for a month! And had to wash some intimate clothes, this actually dried them up in 2 hours! It has a timer so you can easily set it to shut down automatically during the night time.
Another amazing feature, it is so quiet! Resembles a hair dryer but 4 times less noise.
For silk fabrics an hour suffice!
Accommodating up to 5 items at once.

We took this small portable clothes dryer on our vacation and it really came in handy! While it will never replace the use of a regular clothes dryer, it’s a great help when you just want to dry a few items. I admit that upon opening the box, I had doubts as to whether this little dryer was a gimmick or real.

It’s relatively small in size, 12” x 8” x 4”, weighs about 3 pounds and is basically a heater/blower combination that inflates a vented nylon bag that hangs below. The dryer has three separate buttons on the front that controls the air output and light. The first button turns the dryer on continuously for up to 15 hours or you can choose various combinations from one to seven hours. The second button selects low temp/fan speed, (100-120 degrees Fahrenheit) and high fan speed/temp, (120-160 degrees Fahrenheit). The last button turns off/on a small LED light that provides minimal illumination of the bag’s interior. It’s rated at 110V and so it can’t be used in countries that use 220V outlets unless used in combination with a transformer/adapter.

The light nylon garment bag and frame snaps into the frame, unzips from the front and is large enough to fit about two or three shirts or two cotton bath towels, or two pair of pants. Although you can put more in, they simply won’t dry. The rated capacity is 5.5 pounds or 20 “clothes” whatever that may be. Keep space between clothing or they won’t dry and it helps to occasionally turn them. The bag has vents in the bottom that exhausts heated moist air and unzipping the bag at the top also shortened drying times.

After trying it for two weeks, it works much better than expected but could be improved. The round plastic hook built into the top of the dryer only fits round poles and not doors. A swiveling metal hook would allow it to be hung from closet doors, wire shelving, railings or chairs. The air intake vents are on the back of the dryer can’t be blocked so the dryer must be hung sideways in a closet. Another problem was the dryer power cord was too short to reach any nearby outlet. I ended up purchasing an extension cord.

What makes it great:
1.) Fewer wrinkles in my clothes because they dry on hangers.
2.) Plenty hot enough for drying bathing suits, light shirts, socks, underwear, warming cotton towels, drying nylon, polyester and light fabrics and serves as a back-up in times/places where washers/dryer may not exist.
3.) Packing it up is simple as folding the drying bag and power cord into the base and closing the locking plastic cover.
4.) Its small size makes it a great companion for road trips when you expect to run out of clean outfits. Most people will find it a little bulky for air travel but it may be a good option if your plan is to pack light and hand wash frequently.

What’s not so good:

1.) Power cord is too short, (plan on using an extension cord)
2.) Plastic hook on top won’t hook on doors, may break.

Bottom Line: Great little dryer and it’s easy to overlook it’s shortcomings.

Used it for a trip to the humid mountains. Real life saver!