Original Automatic Hot Air Garment Dryer & Iron – Hands-Free Wrinkle Remover for Shirts & Pants, Designed for Reliable Everyday Use

This garment dryer saves time and works as promised. It quickly removes wrinkles from shirts and pants with little effort. Easy to use, well-built, and worth the price.

Bought this for scrubs. Ran the cycle 3 times at 15 minutes. Not a single wrinkle removed and takes a long time to set up. Quicker to iron it or steam it by hand. Never really got hot enough to make a difference on any type of wrinkle (big or small). I followed the instructions exactly as they were but had zero success.

I'll be honest, at first I wasn't sure about buying this product. I saw a few negative reviews saying it didn't work, but then I also noticed most people who followed the steps were super happy with it. It made sense that some night not be using it correctly since it is a new kind of product, so I decided to give it a try. I'm really glad I did! Once you follow the instructions exactly, it works really well. You just put the shirt on, press the button, and that's it: no iron, no steamer, no effort. While it's doing it's thing, I can make breakfast or get ready, and the shirt comes out smooth and fresh. It's honestly the only product I've found that lets you get that result without having to actually stand there ironing. Super convenient and totally worth it. I highly recommend this product.

Be advised that while this item works fairly well, the results are not nearly as good as actually ironing with a steam iron. I tried it on clothes out of the washer as well as using a spray bottle on dry clothing. I'm pleased with it overall, but is not good for anything that needs a professional-looking finish.

This is a great product, with a very short (but important) learning curve. Ultimately, I’d like to give this product 4.5 stars, as there are a few minor issues that I have with it. For a little background, I served in the military, and as such crisp ironing and presentation were important. Now, I refuse to wear clothing that is wrinkled or unkept. Also, I live in a northern state, so I do a wardrobe swap twice per year. I have about 20 button downs for each swap, so when I change over from summer to winter there is a lot of ironing to be done. I purchased this item in the hopes that it would help me reduce the workload. It really did; it cut the amount of time and effort I spend by about 70%. Some quick pro’s and tips: - For the learning curve, you need to figure out how wet the items need to be when you use this. Too wet, and it takes forever, too dry and it doesn't get all the wrinkles out. I found that it was easiest to run the shirts through washer cycle on rinse and spin (since they were already clean). If you had freshly washed your shirts, no need for this step. Obviously, this will be different for everyone’s washers, but on mine, I ran it on a medium spin to get most of the water out. - I put the shirts on the Bellairon and let it do its thing. Since this was a winter shirt swap, I found that I preferred a longer setting (12-15 minutes) per shirt as the fabrics were heavier and held more moisture. - Once they were done, they were wrinkle free and dry. However, for me they weren’t good enough. I still ended up ironing plackets, collars, and cuffs to get the shirts looking sharp. However, I think for 70% of people, just taking it off the Bellairon would be good enough. The shirts look completely presentable after a single cycle. - Since I was only ironing cuffs, collars, and plackets, my ironing time was cut down drastically. Using the Bellairon was reasonably quick, and easy, so the whole combination of events saved me a ton of time. It is worth noting that the collars, plackets, and cuffs didn't look terrible, they just weren't perfect. Con’s - Don’t think this is going to replace an iron if you expect perfection. This unit will get your shirts to a B+. If you need an A, break out the iron for some touchup. - This unit seems to be built for a men’s medium, maybe even a large. I wear men’s small, and while my items fit, it felt like I was barely making it. I would worry about women’s apparel, particularly at the smaller sizes. - It isn’t very quiet, and it is going to add heat/humidity to the room where you are using it. Perfectly manageable, but something I hadn’t thought about before. - Storage could be better. There are a lot of parts with this, and it doesn't come with any kind of storage bag, sleeve, etc. Again, manageable, but I would have appreciated some sort of sack for all the parts. Overall, I highly recommend this item. It saved me a ton of time and effort, and if you wear a lot of button down shirts, it should be great for you too.

It works in general and I am saving more than $100 per month in ironing laundromat bills, however it is clumsy and the structure is weak, it can dissasemble or fall apart easily, so use it carefully. Additionally, part of the hot air goes out the bottom, it does not seal adequately and you do need to use a spray to mist with water for better results. The shirts are wearable, even though, specially if these are made of 100% cotton, wrinkles will remain thus it never resembles ironing, but it's good enough for me and I guess for most people. Changing the vest for pant ironing is not easy so I will probably never be able to do pants. This works for shirts and other female blouses up to Large size for men. For Men's Shirt sized XL or XXL I can guess that it may not work as well.

This product is good on wrinkles, but bad on collars, pockets with a flaps, and not so good with smoothing out the fabric. In my opium, ironing is better on collars, pockets with flaps, and smoothing out the fabric. On the scale of 1-10, my score would be about 2 or 3.

Really cool system Easy to out away