All About Clothes Dryers

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tamarind:

I am sure that there will be buyers in Singapore if the products are good and reasonably priced.


If the prices are marked up too high, people will not be interested.

How about asking your brother-in-law to setup a freight forwarder so that we can buy anything from taobao ?

The dryer my sis carried back to spore RMB300.. SDG60 in think? the quite the same as KAWAKI..not too bad..ur suggestion are noted with tks

[lostbunny]

AC:

tamarind:

I am sure that there will be buyers in Singapore if the products are good and reasonably priced.


If the prices are marked up too high, people will not be interested.

How about asking your brother-in-law to setup a freight forwarder so that we can buy anything from taobao ?

The dryer my sis carried back to spore RMB300.. SDG60 in think? the quite the same as KAWAKI..not too bad..ur suggestion are noted with tks

Is it very bulky? easy to bring back if travelling to China? Can it be found in Beijing?

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lostbunny:

AC:

[quote=\"tamarind\"]I am sure that there will be buyers in Singapore if the products are good and reasonably priced.


If the prices are marked up too high, people will not be interested.

How about asking your brother-in-law to setup a freight forwarder so that we can buy anything from taobao ?

The dryer my sis carried back to spore RMB300.. SDG60 in think? the quite the same as KAWAKI..not too bad..ur suggestion are noted with tks

Is it very bulky? easy to bring back if travelling to China? Can it be found in Beijing?[/quote] The current dryer of mine...weight: 4.8 Kg and she bought it from Foshan cos that's where her hubby company situated. You shld to Google web, type portable dryer in china....there..u can view, so many for u to pick & choose :lol:

[janet88]

tree nymph:

yup, my clothes can't dry and we have a lot of clothes now hanging on temp cloths lines!!! very messy in the house now... I have the portable dryer, going to start using today, crossing my fingers that it still works. else... headache...

My clothes can't dry either...so close to CNY and still have to change bedsheets Have been using my dryer for the past few days...electricity bill sure to shoot up.

[pat88]

hi

i was looking for this kawaki clothes dryer too, look like they have close shop
if any of you guys know where to get a portable clothes dryer....pass the info to me too lah
very desperate to get one too :?: :?:

[ANobleNerd]

Actually, there is a simple way to drying clothes quicker.


When it rains and we can't get our clothes to dry faster, what I do is to direct the fan on my clothes hanging on the bamboo poles. To help dry clothes overnight without a mildew smell, I put the bamboo poles in my living room with the ceiling fan on at a low speed. The air current helps in evapouration and my clothes don't end up with the wet smell.

If it's one or two pieces, I direct my standing fan to face it, and it dries very quickly.

We teach primary school kids that evapouration increases with large surface area, higher temperature, more wind and low humidity. I find that most dryers work on temperature, but a cheaper and less costly method is to work on wind.

[corneyAmber]

lostbunny:

ksi:

I just bought the Roman one touch hanging rack model 7728, it can hang alot of clothes including bedsheets. Can open into a few sizes depending on amount of laundry to hang. They deliver to my house for me.


I also have a dryer at home but most times I prefer my clothes to see the sun. Dryer is good for rainy seasons, huge items difficult to dry or winter items difficult to dry quickly on racks(throw in dryer to semi-dry first), or urgent items to be dried.

ksi, how's the Roman dryer. Is it good? How long does it take to dry 1 load?

Oops! Sorry for the late reply...yes the Roman dryer is serving my needs well. The time to dry depends on Mr SUN...typically when it is sunny, within the day it dries.

[corneyAmber]

lostbunny:

ksi, ooopss... I just realised that what you bought is the clothes rack rather than the dryer.

Oh I have an Electrolux dryer... the setting is the timing I set to dry it...so I usually set at 40 mins...if need longer will set another 10 mins or so.

[lostbunny]

ksi:

lostbunny:

ksi, ooopss... I just realised that what you bought is the clothes rack rather than the dryer.

Oh I have an Electrolux dryer... the setting is the timing I set to dry it...so I usually set at 40 mins...if need longer will set another 10 mins or so.

Does it cause your clothes to shrink in size?

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pat88:

hi

i was looking for this kawaki clothes dryer too, look like they have close shop
if any of you guys know where to get a portable clothes dryer....pass the info to me too lah
very desperate to get one too :?: :?:

m still hoping to purchase this kawaki dryer..currently m using a portatable dryer purchase from china..don't like..limited space. M keeping a look-out for a better dryer here & JB...will definitely keep u posted.