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 Awesome Dryer! Jun 24, 2010
This awesome dryer has reduced and improved my laundry time.
I live in a small apartment, so the spin dryer is perfect. The machine is big enough to hold my queen size blankets and sheets. I use it with an Avanti 2001S Mini Washer that leaves the clothes dripping wet. Before the spin dryer I had to wring the water from the clothes. Now I place the wash in the dryer and in a few minutes virtually all the water is removed leaving the clothes barely damp. The laundry dries within a few hours of hanging in the apartment.
If the dryer is overloaded or the load is unbalanced the unit will shake or make some noise, but this is easily fixed by stopping the machine and adjusting the load.
I like this dryer so much that I ordered one for my mother to use with a Koblenz Washer.
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This product, and this company, are TOP NOTCH. Jun 17, 2010
Back in January of this year, sick of laundromats, and without a washer/dryer hookup in our new apartment, I took the plunge and started doing all of our household laundry by hand. Granted, we're only two people, and perhaps if there were more than that, I'd at least want a wee bit more stay-at-home time during the week. Nonetheless, I ordered the Sputnik 3 (aka Wonderwash), and this Spin Dryer to go along with it. Together, these products work like a DREAM. I am a regular spoiled middle American, who has been totally accustomed to tossing clothes into a standard washer/dryer, my whole life. I thought I might not be able to make the transition.
My points: 1) I'd say, first and foremost, our clothes have NEVER been so clean. 2) our clothes are not wearing out as quickly. 3) we're saving on energy expenses, and laundromat fees (which add up people, yes they do). 4) the spin dryer not only functions like something one would expect to come from NASA, but if you have any appreciation for finely crafted mechanisms, it is pretty much a joy to use. 5) I did experience an issue with my spin dryer within the first months of use. I contacted customer service, and they completely and immediately resolved the problem. This was even just over email. I didn't dial a 1-800 number and press 1 if this and 2 if that and 30 minutes later speak to an actual person. No, I sent my email, and literally within minutes, I had a reply, and a resolution. Unbelievable. I've never had a service issue so swiftly, and directly handled by any company, at any time in my life.
My advice for the prospective spin dryer customer, 1) purchase your spin dryer direct from [...], and get this model. It is space-age in performance and function. I LOVE mine. I'm so grateful something like this exists on the planet. 2) Be sure to read the directions before operating. Properly balancing a load, and I've found, watching how heavy a load you're putting in, will reduce the time you spend rebalancing, and speed up the whole process. I wash all our clothes in the Wonderwash first: I place it in the bathtub and use two buckets to alternately fill with water, and do the initial clothes rinse. Once all that's done, I lightly ring out the clothes (I don't stres myself much over that at all), fold them loosely, and transport them from bucket to spin dryer. I put in a balanced load, place the plastic dealy on the top of the clothes, and switch it on. I keep a three inch deep pan under the water spout, and a bowl in that, directly underneath the spout. I stand there for a second when it first starts, and empty the water from bowl to bucket so my pan doesn't overflow. That's it. When the stream is reduced to drips, I stop the dryer, wait for it to unlock, and remove my practically dry clothes, hang them, and go about my business.
I LOVE THE CENTRIFUGAL SPIN DRYER AND LAUNDRY-ALTERNATIVE!! YOU GUYS ROCK!!! :)
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Centrifugal Clothes Portable Spin Dryer Jun 07, 2010
Unit does what it's supposed to and does a very good job. If your washing machine has a really good spin cycle, the water that it pulls out of your clothes will not be very dramatic, but with jeans and towels, it really does a good job getting them ready for the dryer or just hanging up. Definitely quickens up drying. Have a 110V dryer and this cuts down the time spent running it, so it is a cost savings device for me. Only issue is the cover is very loud from vibration while in use - have to hold it down for the 2-3 minutes it runs, so be prepared to be with it while it runs. Kinda noisy if you have sensitive neighbors who are going to ask if you are working on a jet engine in you apt. Place 2-3 rubber mats under it to decrease vibrations to the floor.
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AMAZING little device! Jun 03, 2010
I love my Spin Dryer! Have been using it exclusively for more than a year and just love it. You really need a Wonderwash to use along with it - the pair cannot be beat.
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 Spinner is expensive, buy a dryer instead dont waste your money, this spinner does not dry so you still need to have a dryer! May 29, 2010
It cost $145 to buy this dryer then when I received it did not work. The seller asked me to return the dryer and pay for the shipping, I spend another $32 to return it. Spinner does not dry so you would still need to have a dryer afterwards.
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