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[Mary Bailey]

@JeanLouiseFinch  I'd like to know how you like it.  I considered it for DH dress shirts.  I don't iron. We're trying to cut down on cleaners bills.

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@Mary Baileywrote:

@JeanLouiseFinch  I'd like to know how you like it.  I considered it for DH dress shirts.  I don't iron. We're trying to cut down on cleaners bills.

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OK, @Mary Bailey, I'll let you know after we try it out.

[Group 5 minus 1]

I think we can say HSN.

[Group 5 minus 1]

And I believe it is clothes.

[willdob3]

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@Group 5 minus 1wrote:

And I believe it is clothes.

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@Group 5 minus 1 

Are you referring to the name? It actually is CloseDrier. JM probably stayed up nights to think of that.

[feline groovy]

only 3 stars on Amazon for this Joy Mangano product

[Group 5 minus 1]

I apoligize.

[bonnielu]

Yes, I copied  the name from the site.. then I pasted it.  Catchy title but not sure I need one.  Of course if it were very small and very light I could travel with it.  

[Mary Bailey]

REVIEWS  HERE

I still want it to work

[conlt]

I bought it and am keeping it. I live in Florida and I can't dry spandex slacks etc. Sometimes clothes don't dry, even overnight, unless the air conditioning turns on. So nights like tonight, when it is going to be in the 60's, the air will not turn on most of the night. I found a use for the closedrier that I had not thought of, I used it and would not par with it. I dried my CPAP tubing and headgear accessories with it. This is a big deal because the tubing is long and it has to be washed weekly. It usually takes all day to dry and sometimes does not dry all the way, spurting water into my nose when I turn my machine on. I simply hung my tubing over a hanger in the closedrier and it dried very quickly. That way if I want to nap, I have it ready to go. CPAP tubing dryers cost about $300. This does just fine for me.