Panda 3200 RPM Portable Spin Dryer – 22lbs Capacity, Stainless Steel Drum & Outer Case, 110V – Stylish Silver Finish

Super quiet! Almost completely dries my clothes! Less dryer time, energy saver!

This is a great product! It gets the water out of the clothes very well almost to the point where it’s just damp. There is less drying time in the dryer, which is a plus. The only downside I see to this is that to put better handles on this so that it could be moved easier otherwise it’s a great product.

This thing is AMAZING! I don't know why everyone doesn't have one of these. I recently moved into an apartment and I hate laundromats because I'm a germaphobe so I wanted to wash my own laundry. I got the Lavario Portable Washer but had no effective way to wring clothes out before hanging them up. So in comes this amazing spin dryer! I just squeeze the clothes a tiny bit so they're not dripping like a bunch (which isn't even really necessary, just my preference) and place them in this spin dryer for 2-4 minutes. (it auto-shuts off after 5 minutes.) It spins them suuper fast and they come out basically dry. Like, so dry that they're hardly even wet but if you put them on it would be a bit uncomfortable. I just hang them up on my new Panda ventless clothes hanger rack (I got it for Christmas), and they are completely dry in like an hour or 3 for heavier items like towels or small blankets. It's a flawless laundry system! Washing your own clothes takes a bit more effort and time but it's much more rewarding.Pros:-much quieter than I expected, just a very quiet whirring. Sometimes it shakes for like 15 seconds at first before it balances itself and it's a bit louder but thats it.-from sopping wet to 95% dry in 2-4 minutes? Yes please!!-i just washed all my dogs stuffing-less toys and dried them in this before hanging up and it worked wonders-IT FITS my bedsheets one or two at a time-IT FITS my fuzzy twin sized blanket (as long as I wring it out a little bit so it's not over the weight limit)Cons:-the manual says that small loads that don't fill up the dryer completely are OK but not preferable, and it's better to fill it up completely. I myself wash my socks separately from my laundry and those don't fill up the dryer completely so I have no choice but to do small loads with my socks.- Because it spins so fast, NO hard things like shoes, clothes with really big metal zippers, rope dog toys, etc. I imagine the manual says that because they'd probably damage the drum in some way. Not very many limitations but a few.-Too small to fit a large blanket. I have dried my fuzzy twin sized blanket and it pretty much filled it up to the limit. Heavy things like that must be wrung out slightly so as not to exceed weight limit.

I feel like I am somewhat of an expert on Spin dryers, as I've had 4 of them. I use them in my business several times a day. 3 were from the Laundry Alternative. The earliest model broke down after about a year, the second model was pretty good and broke down after about 3 years when the bottom was literally rotting out from rust (I was OK with this as I felt I got plenty of use out of it). The third one was their latest, and it was a disaster, the quality was horrible and it didn't last a week. So, as I was desperate, and about ready to lose my mind for lack of a spin dryer which my work flow depends on, I ordered this one.HEAVEN. This is seriously the best spin dryer I have ever used. It is so well made and durable. You have to WORK to make it out of balance. I just throw the fiber I'm drying in there and only about 1 out of 10 times is it out of balance, compared to the LA one (which I was happy with at the time). It does not vibrate excessively and is quiet for a spin dryer. And, the best thing is - it has a brake. So, when you turn it off, the spinning stops immediately. Someone pointed it out that maybe this will reduce the lifespan of the dryer. I'm impatient and used to stick my hand in the other one to get it to stop (carefully, with a towel on my fingers, so I didn't rip my hand off), so if this reduces the lifespan of this dryer, so be it, better than losing a hand.My only criticism would be that it seems like the outside finish is rusting a little from water droplets. If I cared, I could be more careful about letting the items drip dry or wipe the outside down after a spin. That might be something you should watch for if you get this dryer.I have only had it for about a month now, but I've probably spun at least 30-40 loads in it.If you are in the market for a spin dryer, spend the extra money and get this one. It's WELL worth it.EDITED OCT 31 2019 - I have to finally retire my spin dryer, but I'm insanely happy with the product. It finally rusted through the bottom, although it still works, I'm a little worried about water getting in the electronics. I used this thing probably 5-10 times a day 5 days a week. WELL WORTH THE MONEY. Ordering another one.