HANGERWORLD Professional Mesh Net Laundry Bag with Zip-60cm x 45cm-High Temperature Safe in Washing Machine or Tumble Dryer, White

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Erica Puisis is a writer and product researcher with years of experience testing and writing about small and large appliances, including washing machines and dryers. To find the best options for portable dryers, she thoroughly researched the latest models available and compared features that matter the most, like capacity, installation and venting requirements, and cycle options, including heat and sensor dry settings.

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The Morus Zero doesn’t require any installation, which is unique when compared to most other portable dryers that need to be connected to an external or internal vent. Since it’s only about 16 inches wide and weighs less than 30 pounds, this 0.78-cubic-foot model easily fits on a counter, table, or shelf. A portable dryer saves space in your laundry room and offers a faster way to dry your clothes when compared to line drying. “Line drying laundry is time consuming and only works if the weather stays dry or you have a large enough covered outdoor space,” says Tory Jon, the founder of CamperFAQs and a small living expert. “With a portable dryer, this isn’t an issue, and the laundry cycle takes less time to complete.”It's arguably one of the most convenient appliances you can add to your studio, RV, or small apartment. This model of spin dryer weighs just under 20 pounds and is more compact and portable when compared to electric dryers. Although it won’t completely dry your clothes, it’s a great option if you need an appliance that stores in a closet when not in use or doesn't rely on a heftier installation process. Reviewers also love the bright colors on the zippers, which help identify the different items in their loads. You could even use the colors as identifiers to help guide other members of the family—only the blue bag goes in the dryer, for example. Of course, you can also use the bag for other delicates. It’s also well-sized for items like lingerie, swimwear, shapewear, and even face masks. Some reviewers say you can even fit a sweater or sweatshirt inside this bag!

These mesh laundry bags are exceptionally easy to use and made of durable materials that will last through hot and cold washes. The zippers are high-quality and glide open and closed without effort, while still keeping your delicates inside during the washing cycle. Keep in mind, the seams around the zipper are prone to wear and tear after many washes, which is slightly disappointing given the higher price point. However, the mesh is also wide, which allows plenty of detergent and water to flow through, ensuring a thorough cleaning. Choose where you will place the rotary washing line, if possible in a sunny position and not under a tree or over a garden path. Make sure there is enough space to unfold and rotate the washing line Alternatively, use a rinse cycle. Chris Michael from Meaco says that before you take them out of the washing machine using a rinse cycle will keep the amount of water left in the clothes to a minimum. The biggest trade-off to choosing the Panda Electric Portable Compact Dryer is its 850-wattage heater. The lower wattage translates into less heating power and may mean longer drying times, especially for heavy items, like sweatshirts. Even still, this small dryer’s performance and value is top-notch, especially considering its affordable price point.

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Whether you’ve ever thought to wash your shoes or not, there are tons of shoe styles, including many sneakers, that are machine-washable. However, because shoes are heavy and have lots of different components—like laces, velcro, or snaps—you’ll want to use a laundry bag to protect them and your machine from damage. This bag is a great choice for wash days since it can accommodate a week’s worth of bras at once. Plus, the mesh is large enough to allow soap and water through, but not so large that your bra’s hardware will get caught in the holes. We love this design from Kimmama, because it’s the perfect structured cylindrical shape for shoes. It’s also long enough to accommodate larger sizes, too. What’s more, the mesh is nice and big enough to thoroughly soak the shoe material. While this larger mesh isn't ideal for clothing, it's great for shoes, since shoes tend to shed more dirt and debris during wash cycles. Bigger particles can easily escape the bag and make it into the water to eventually be discarded by the machine.While we love the structured design of these bags, they aren’t dryer safe. The good news: Most shoes shouldn’t go in the dryer anyway. Sensor drying isn’t just better for your clothes—it’s easier on your wallet, too. Instead of wasting energy on heat for clothes that are already dry, the machine will end the cycle automatically.