Could it be used as a utensil dryer by the sink?
183400
Probably not because it doesn't have drain holes unless you want to empty the collected water. It would be hard to clean because of the internal dividers.
183401
It could hold a number of utensils but there are no drain holes in the bottom. Unless you live in a very dry climate, it would need frequent cleaning.
183402
the bottom is sealed so I would say no........but I guess if when you remove the utensils from the carrier you could wipe any moisture from the bottom. I it a hard pvc.......
1423629
I suppose it would be, especially since it literally has a small fabric loop to "hang & dry." I would still probably hand wash it in a sink myself.
2134261
it could, it would really depend on how big your sink is in the bathroom, it also would depend on if your bathroom faucet has the correct hook up (a screw/ twist on adapter). So depending on how big of a washing area (sink) you have with how much clearance you have with the faucet, this could maybe work. It all depends on the dimensions.
1006049
You can, but I think mounting it to the wall would make it easier. I think you can purchase a dryer somewhat like this without the wall mount.
1198125
No, it would be too flimsy. I would only advise buying it if you need something to fill the space between your washer and dryer to prevent items from falling between them as shown in the picture. The drawers don't slide easily as the plastic is stiff.
166568
I don't see why not...as long as it's all dry contents -- you don't want to get the unit wet. But yes, this would make a handy way to shift around a larger amount of foodstuffs in the pantry...Hey, now you've given me a new organizing idea! ;-)
2027759
Yes but not in a small capacity washer dryer-it's fluffy but needs room to move around-not crammed or twisted.
1902574
It very well could be. If you can find a schematic tucked somewhere in the top part of the dryer. there should also be high temp limit switch in line to the heating element. It could be that as well. Also, dependent on the age of the dryer, could be the heating element itself getting old and not heating up all the way.
446103
Yes, it would be excellent for diapers, dish towels, etc. Plus since it simply hangs on screws you can move it to another location very easily if you want to. I am very happy with it for my laundry.
1433972
Not really. Have never tried. I mostly use it as a bottom to dry my washed wine glasses by over turning the wine glasses.
1417903
Esther...It can certainly be used that way...Good Question! I had just been using it to dry smaller articles of clothing rather than using a dryer. I'll try that as well!!
2195092
Yes you can do that but you may need to change the plug to match the dryer outlet
686687
Yes. We were able to use it for most things like plates, bowls, wine glasses, baby bottles, utensils, and coffee mug. Also, when items haven't dried in full in dishwasher, we use it to dry it.
239683
Yes, as long as the items are not large. The bottom portion may fit something the size of a medium hair dryer, probably two of them.The top is like a tool box with removable tray with more storage underneath that. I really like it
1101524
I am sure that it would work fine on the sink, but I think it would wash off in a short time. It lasts quite a while in a dry situation, or even a humid area but if it is in contact with running water or detergent, I am not sure it will last.
1720279
I suppose technically it could but would not use it for that myself. I use it to wash delicates, rinse large quantities of fresh veggies etc...Not sure I would consider cooking in it.
937939
I don't see any reason why not. This just adapts the prongs and has nothing to do with downstream ( what you plug in) appliances. As with something that requires so much wattage... you might want to check and see if the wall socket has a GFI on it in case that gets tripped, should your hair dryer GFI not trip.