KUPPET Portable Mini Compact Spin Dryer For Laundry /1500 RPM 110V,17.6lbs Capacity,White&Bule（Can only be dried, not washed）

Glad I didn't spend twice as much on another - this one works great for me with dyeing yarn, and for woven and knit pieces that I want to dry for blocking. The plate on the inside is kind of wonky, you have to mess with it to get it level or to stick sometimes, but it works even if the plate isn't in there exactly level and the drier will also shake around quite a lot, I have to hold on to it, but the spinning is very fast, so it's not a big deal to me to do that.You also need to make sure the hose is lower than the spin dryer (I just put mine on a stool, and the hose down into a bowl or pan). But it dries like crazy, and for the price, I'm willing to put up with the few small things for the good job it does at a good price.

UPDATE: DRUM STOPPED SPINNING AFTER ONLY SEVEN MONTHS OF USE!Arrived earlier than expected (thankfully).Put it to work immediately. Spun six loads. Despite setting the unit on a rubber mat, it shook like crazy while spinning towels and a bath rug. Had I not held it steady it would have run away from me. This only happened while spinning the towels and the rugs. I don't see a way around it. Suggestions are welcome. Aside from this it works GREAT!For those wondering what the inlet hose is for it is for rinse and spin.

This thing is amazing! I can't believe how much water it gets out of the clothes. They come out practically dry. Then I hang them up and they're dry in no time. The outlet in my bathroom is too far from the tub so I use a baking pan on the floor for the water to drain into. I find that usually when you start the spinner it bounces around a bit but I discovered if you hold it steady for a couple seconds it balances itself. If it really jumps around you just need to rearrange the load.

Decent little clothes spinner. Doesn't weigh much, is reasonably compact, spins clothing really fast. Clothes come out dry enough to hang without worrying about drips. Holds more clothing than you'd think, given its small size.On the downside, loads are often off balance and I haven't found a good way to detect or prevent this prior to firing up the spinner and having it refuse to spin a full speed (and make a horrible racket). Also, the retaining disc you place on top of the load is difficult to place and to remove, especially with a full load. When the load is balanced the unit isn't very loud, but when it's off balance your neighbors will definitely hear something is going on.

Wow, I went with this one just because it was the more affordable option but I'm impressed. I hand wash and dry my work uniform nightly and just used this to spin dry the clothes after washing. After a 5 minute cycle everything came out barely damp. This does a better job spin drying the clothes than my residential sized washer machine does.The thing I like most about it is it only draw 160 watts 115v ac power. Perfect if you're doing full time rv living. Way to go Kuppet on a great product!The plastic lid feels weak, but as long as you don't manhandle it it's fine.

I live in a building with a communal laundry and fellow residents who often didn't wear masks in the building, so I was forced into doing my laundry in my bathtub. After a few months of ringing out clothes by hand, the touch of arthritis in my hands was killing me. I considered getting a fully automatic washer but my tiny bathroom wouldn't accommodate that and it was too heavy to move regularly. The twin tub type didn't seem like it would do enough at once, so I bought this one spinner. It has saved my hands and works well, although not perfect. It is so light, that if it's overstuffed or not balanced, it will go into a frenzy and go flying. You can fit a queen-size sheet in it. Wish a had a permanent place to store this. Has to be set up on an elevated platform for it to drain into the bathtub. Best to layer clothes by putting items in one at a time until it is about half full. I then pour about a quart of water in, spin for 2 minutes, rinse in tub and do final spin for the full 5 minutes, pouring water in through the hose for the first 2 minutes. The gripper feet aren't that great. They leave black marks on surfaces. Wish I had gotten the bigger one for a few more dollars. This has a fairly small capacity. Was a bit expensive for what it is and when compared to a twin tub.

I LOVE this little thing!!!! Why are these not everywhere in the states? It's perfect for my household because it's just 2 of us so it usually takes a week or 2 before I get enough laundry to haul to the laundry mat. Now I can just do the little bit every couple days. Everything comes out impressively clean from the washer version of this that I bought. Using this dyer/spinner gets it all almost totally dry. I was able to "dry" 2 heavy hoodies together and took them no time to dry once the spin was done. Highly recommending to everyone now.

The dryer spins but don't get hot. Clothes is still damp after spinning 3 time. Came with a metal piece no instructions on how to use it. No company phone number for help. Love the product. Need better service