Does this cloths dryer turn around so you can hang up clothes from one position without walking around the pole?
822609
yes, but you do need to move in to the center and work out.. I usually start hanging clothes on the first center line, I skip about 2 lines so that way the air gets inbetween, I will do about 3 lines, then I will rotate and do the same on the other side, that way the weight is even out.. I like hanging my clothes out can't wait until winter is over
822610
Yes, if installed as per instructions, the pole sets in its sleeve in the ground. you than can turn the clothes line ans stand in one place.
822611
Yes it does. You can stand in one place and not move. All you nedd to move is your arms!
709210
The hanger does not swivel. It can only hang in the direction it is mounted.
2085762
No, this wallfix unit will only pull straight out once mounted. The dryer does not rotate or spin in any way.
1064466
yes the hood tilts. great dryer. saves a fortune on salon expenses. highly recommended and worth the money!
836206
Hi Emilye, No, the hanger doesn't rotate but it slanted a little. Its a good organiser for bag. However, do try to balance the weight by placing the bigger bag at the bottom or put the big bag on the right, smaller on the left(vice versa) to balance out. As well as to 'extend' the life of the organiser. Hope this help.
2245785
No, it does not. I hang my cord over the pole hanger lip when it's not in use without issue. It's probably easier to do that than use any built-in storage feature anyway.
635989
No it does not rotate. But it blows pretty hard & I would not expect you'd even need it to do that in a laundry room. I use mine for my horses' stalls & it's quite effective.
672590
no - this is a simple dryer. In order to make the hood closer to my head I tilt it forward!
2092143
I'm not sure why they show it this way. I hang mine over the top of the curved part with the open ends hanging down. It snaps into the ends of the curved part of the hanger so it doesn't slip off. I like mine. It works well for drying after I wash it. I like the plugs too. They keep the tube full of cleaning solution to soak the tube when I am washing it. I hope that helps.
1192909
The hood moves and it is adjustable, but my dryer shortly after purchase started just turning itself off and I would have to play with wire and buttons to get it back on.
1284479
Hmmm.. I'm holding mine and looking at the same area on the flat iron (i think)...Where the power cord connects to the body of the flat iron it does move. In fact it rotates all the way around, so that you don't end up with a tangled cord all the time, like on most appliances. If that's where you mean...then the answer is "yes". If some other area...then the answer is "no"
232103
Yes, it moves in both directions -- clockwise & counterclockwise. It is easy to change directions, too. Just pause a moment -- stop rotating it and let the spinning stop -- then start up in the other direction. I actually have turned this feature into a workout moment. I turn it clockwise with each arm and counterclockwise with each arm. This assures me that the clothes are really sloshing around in their evenly and gives my upper arms a good, balanced workout while I'm at it.
1966420
The arms of this clothes "dryer" are formed like a wave. It has several indentations on the upper part to allow any hanger to sit in it without fear of it slipping . I LOVE this product, use it 4-5 times a week and wish I had one of these when my kids were growing up. Would've helped save $ on using a dryer so often.
1362587
Yes, the wheels screw into a threaded support that is flat on the bottom. My concern would be that if the unit is moved it will scratch the floor. Two of the wheels have a locking mechanism, which pretty much keeps it in place. The unit I bought is actually the larger version with a top shelf and a rod to hang-up clothes coming-out of the dryer.
1127196
I love the dryer, too. I've had the opposite....and I noticed that when the cord is out and I can't retract it completely, I figure it is twisted and must face the same direction going back in. So, by that logic, maybe if you twist it a bit at the place closest to the base while it is out and holding it twisted like that, begin to retract it and see if it catches. Or use a clamp close to the base. Otherwise I imagine you could use an extension cord...or last ditch effort would be take it to a hardware or lighting store where they know about electrical things?
1642924
The door on the dryer can be reversed, but not the door on the washer. However, you may be able to purchase a washer with a door that opens on the left instead of the right.
1531573
It completely rotates a full 360 degrees. It's fantastic with the Switchables stained glass to put on the hanger. If you don't have that you might want this product instead. Swivel Night Light Bases (Set of 3)