Meet the HOMCOM 5kg Compact Tumble Dryer — a space-saving solution for apartments, small households, or laundry nooks. It delivers reliable drying performance with adjustable heat and smart features designed to protect fabrics while keeping operation straightforward.
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Capacity and footprint: Dry up to 5kg of wet clothes in a compact 49W x 43D x 61H cm cabinet with a drum size of Ø45.7 x 24 cm, making it ideal for small spaces while handling daily laundry needs.
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Two drying modes: Extra Dry and Smart auto-adjust. The dryer automatically selects the best cycle to balance dryness and fabric care.
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Temperature range: Adjustable 40–60°C, giving you a gentler option for delicate fabrics and a hotter setting (60°C) for hygiene and sanitising clothes when needed.
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Wrinkle reduction: Reverse tumble action helps minimize creases, reducing ironing time and keeping outfits looking fresh.
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Digital controls and viewing window: Touch-control display paired with a see-through door makes setting, monitoring, and selecting cycles intuitive.
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Safety features: Built-in child lock enhances safety in homes with kids, providing peace of mind during use.
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Flexible installation: Freestanding use or stackable with a bracket (bracket not included) for versatile laundry setups.
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Durable construction: Sturdy materials including a stainless steel drum, cold-rolled steel body, and ABS components for longevity.
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Operational specs: 1000W motor, 220-240V, 50/60Hz; estimated annual energy consumption 289kWh and 54dB operating noise for a relatively quiet performance.
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Practical loading note: For faster drying, limit dry-weight to 2.5kg per load to optimise airflow and reduce cycle time.
This compact dryer is designed for practical, everyday use. It fits into tight spaces, provides clear feedback through its digital display, and offers two drying modes to suit different fabrics and hygiene needs. With a clear emphasis on user safety and flexible placement, it’s a thoughtful addition to any small home looking to streamline laundry routines.
