Mojoco Portable Clothes Dryer for Apartment, RV, Travel – Premium Mini Machine for Light Clothes, Underwear, Baby Clothes – Quick and Easy to Use Small/Compact Dryer

Update: GET THIS PRODUCT! Better than I hoped. It is a BARGAIN FOR CLOTHES STEAMING, TOO!You’ll find the equivalent of this same product going from $200-$500 promoted as a steamer! (Search “Hanging Garment Steamer,Garment Hanger for Steaming Clothes,Collapsible Automatic Wireless Vertical Steam Iron,One-Key Care for Clothes & Fabric, pink”. for the results).—Original review (which I discovered I forgot to click the [Submit] button last November 2024 and this was sitting in my Product Reviews): I tested this with a variety of clothes before travel. I didn’t stick to max 5 in unit while first testing. I left socks on its floor, hung dress shirts, turtleneck sweaters, knit pants, and undies. Great job, given small appliance. When my sister first checked it out, she had big doubts on its effectiveness — until we packed a dozen (really!) of small items overnight and she was won over. Of course: Machine-spun clothing is quicker to dry, not unexpected. Even hand washed clothing dried to our satisfaction despite extra time. We did NOT want to hang around hotel laundromats and we only had small loads to dry. We wrung heavier-weight blue jeans as best we could, then let them drip dry over the bathtub for about a half day before sticking them in the dryer. Dress shirts labeled pre-ironed allowed them to look pressed. Knits held their shape. It’s rated 110 volts. Japan runs on 100 volts, yet we didn’t notice any performance shortcomings on that end. Only time will tell if it holds up in future trips. For now, it’s definitely a keeper (Wish we had this during our ol’ junior high school days when we didn’t have a dryer and had to line-dry our washed outfits to wear the next day.) I am guessing its longevity is likelier as long as you make room for air circulation so don’t plan to overstuff the loads.Also, I ordered online the FREE dryer hanger when we got back. It will definitely be useful when there isn’t a clothes rod available. (Japanese hotels are very compact with tiny-to-no closet areas. The special hanger/adapter will allow it to be clamped to an upper shelf to do its job.)(Maybe I’ll be on the lookout for a complimentary product that also doesn’t take up a lot of room but will spin hand-washed items prior to putting them in this dryer..lol.)if I run into problems in the future. I’ll be sure to update this review, keeping in mind that this product is meant for smaller drying jobs. It’s so handy.