A 3-pound dryer that hangs in a closet and dries 9 items
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- apartments and dorms with no dryer hookup, RVs, long trips where you are washing in a sink, and delicate items you would never put in a real dryer
- Skip if
- It is a warm-air blower, not a tumble dryer, so clothes come out dry but stiff and wrinkled
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The MOJOCO is a 600 watt heat blower that hangs from a closet rod or door frame with a zippered bag around it, circulating warm air over up to nine hanging items. It is not a tumble dryer, so nothing gets fluffed or softened, but it dries a load in roughly 20 to 40 minutes depending on fabric weight and it weighs 3.67 pounds, which is the reason people take it on trips. There is a timer, a low noise mode, and a UV light cycle intended to cut odor on items you are refreshing rather than washing. It draws 600 watts, so it runs on a normal outlet without tripping anything. Best fit: apartments and dorms with no dryer hookup, RVs, long trips where you are washing in a sink, and delicate items you would never put in a real dryer.
Pros
- Hangs from a closet rod or door frame, no hookup, vent or floor space needed
- 3.67 pounds, light enough to pack for a trip or an RV
- Dries delicates that a tumble dryer would wreck, since nothing tumbles
- Runs on a standard 600 watt outlet without tripping a breaker
Cons
- It is a warm-air blower, not a tumble dryer, so clothes come out dry but stiff and wrinkled
Frequently asked questions
How long does a load take?
Roughly 20 to 40 minutes for lightweight items. Heavy cotton like jeans and towels takes considerably longer, and thick items are where this struggles most.
Will clothes come out soft like a normal dryer?
No. Nothing tumbles, so items dry stiff and hold whatever wrinkles they had hanging. Shaking them out before hanging helps a lot.
Can it handle jeans and towels?
It can, but slowly. It is best suited to shirts, underwear, socks and delicates. A load of heavy towels is not what this is for.
What does the UV light do?
It is intended to reduce odor-causing bacteria on items you are refreshing rather than washing. Treat it as a freshening feature, not a substitute for actually washing clothes.
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