AirDresser with Steam and Sanitize Cycle, Wi-Fi Enabled, Deodorizing Filter in Dark Black

I had moderate expectations for the airdresser. And I guess that my expectations were met. It is not a miracle machine and it doesn't replace the dry cleaner around the corner. I've tried several types of clothing and by far the most success has been with dress shirts. They respond really well to the treatments. Sweaters, sweatshirt, and pants did not work very well. - Pants: It states very clearly in the instructions that pants should not touch the bottom of the unit while on the hangers. Well, I wear a 34 inch inseam, which means all of my pants are going to touch the bottom of the machine. - Sweaters: The instructions say that sweaters should not be processed while on a hanger and that they should be placed on the rack instead. Well it is pretty tough to get even mild wrinkles out of a garment when it is not hung up, much less folded on the small space the rack affords. I did try removing storage wrinkles from a sweater. I was bold and put it on a hanger despite the warnings. As you can see in the pictures it helped, but cannot replace laundering. - Dress Shirts: This is where I see the most benefit to the airdress. I wear a lot of dress shirts, when I actually go to the office outside of 2020. And I am always irritated to either send them to the dry cleaners or launder them at home on cold and then damp dryer to a hanger when all they are is a little wrinkled and not necessarily "dirty". I have tried a couple of dress shirts and it noticeably removed wrinkles, even from the forearms where I tend to roll my sleeves up. *See the pics below. Overall it should not be considered a wrinkle remover for all types of clothing. It should really be considered a freshener of clothing. The sanitize cycle is cool, but it takes 2.5 hours to complete. At that amount of time I may as well just throw them into the laundry and do a regular load. The quality of the product is very high and it is very stylish, just make sure you set the right expectations for what it can do.

I don't wear a lot of dress clothes but every once in a while it seems like I have to take a whole bunch of clothes or sometimes bedding to the dry cleaners to be cleaned. Every time I do it it seems to be getting more and more expensive. This Samsung AirDresser has all but eliminated going to the dry cleaners except for my king size bedding which is unfortunately to large to fit inside. This Samsung AirDresser is great for sanitizing your clothes and removing most of the wrinkles in them based on what cycle and how long of a cycle you put them on. It is not meant to remove stains or clean your clothes. It's mostly meant for an item of clothing that you wear that is not dirty but you wan't it to be clean and fresh smelling the next time you put it on. It works great for those jackets you wear but you never wash. It's great for sweaters and scarves. If you are a lover of polo shirts it works great for those also. It has all but eliminated having to iron my clothes prior to wearing them. They don't have that pressed look that you get from the dry cleaners but they are not all wrinkly and look good enough to go out in public in. This AirDresser has all kinds of features that I have not even began to use. Since we have a Samsung washer, dryer, refrigerator, tv's and now air-dresser and they are all connected to the internet there is all kinds of features I have yet to explore. If you are an executive or someone who wears a lot of dress clothes I would highly recommend utilizing one of these to keep your clothes looking fresh, clean and new. You will be extremely happy that you did and after the initial cost of the purchase you will save thousands of dollars over the long run of not having to go to the dry cleaners.

My wife and I spend about $150 per month on dry cleaning. When I read a review of the Air Dresser a year ago, I had to have one. Ordered as soon as it was available at Home Depot in September. Couple weeks to deliver, easy install... put it where you want it and plug it in. Add some water and a dryer sheet. I had some clothes that were stuffed in the bin and were wrinkled messes as we haven't gone to the dry cleaner. Hung them up, used a normal 48min cycle... what a difference. The wrinkles disappeared and the clothes were fresh. You aren't going to get that starchy pressed result as you would from a dry cleaner, but this does the job. As it is not your typical appliance, I did opt for the extended warranty service plan. This will pay for itself in a year. If you have a lot of dry cleaning, I highly recommend.

I obtained the Samsung AirDresser on a tryout basis, and so far I'm really pleased with it. I am specifically thrilled with the fact that it has, for the most part, eliminated my need to iron dress clothes. While the AirDresser is not as perfect as an iron, it does manage to reduce wrinkles to a great extent in different kinds of fabrics. The AirDresser can also be used to substitute for dry cleaning certain items. Keep in mind, the AirDresser uses steam in practically all available cycles, except the 3 drying cycles Some dry cleaning-only items should not be exposed to steam. Also, the AirDresser does not remove stains, so if you have items that cannot be washed in a washing machine, but you want to deodorize or sanitize them in the AirDresser, you should probably spot-clean stains first. The AirDresser is mostly made to care for clothes; it comes with three sturdy AirDresser hangers that have clips for pants or other items. It also comes with a regular smaller hanger. It comes with a removable shelf, on which you can position small or very delicate items that should not be hung up, such as wool and cashmere. There's also a weight kit for maintaining creases in pants, and it has an accessory care zone on the inside door. You can put a dryer sheet in the fresh air filter, which will release in the stream that's generated during a cycle to make your clothes smell fresh. The included instruction booklet is very comprehensive and gives you a good overview of which fabrics can be used in the AirDresser (most can, but silk is a notable exception) and which cycle to use with what fabric. Most available cycles are accessible through the digital panel on the outside door, however additional cycles for bedding, toys, and babywear can be downloaded through the Samsung SmartThings app. The app allows you to operate the AirDresser remotely with a Wi-Fi connection. I have not yet tried this so I cannot say if it works well. The AirDresser's operation is very quiet, which is definitely a plus. It also does not get warm or hot at all on the outside. Like any major appliance, it does need regular cleaning and lint removal in order to keep it functioning optimally. It also recommends using filtered water with the steam cycles. If you're concerned about your AirDresser's energy usage, that information can only be obtained through the SmartThings app. I'm looking forward to getting many years of good usage out of this appliance.

The Airdresser is a fantastic alternative to paying for constant dry cleaning, and a great way to take care of expensive clothes so they last longer than using a traditional washing machine all the time. Also great to add a clothes washing option to a space with no water hook-up--ours lives in a walk-in closet. My only complaint is that the water reservoir needs to be refilled with every use. Still more convenient that hauling things to a dry cleaner, and much healthier considering no added chemicals are used for cleaning. This could be a huge time and money saver despite the initial cost.

Interesting product that will be useful for some people. I rarely wear suits anymore, just need professional looking business shirts. I was hoping the Samsung AirDresser would be good to freshen up a business shirt if I ran out mid-week (or due to my laziness). Unfortunately, the quick cycle (about 25 minutes) wasn't enough to get enough of the wrinkles out to consider it work-ready. The normal cycle did the job at 45 minutes, but that is more time than I was really expecting (which is why it got 4 stars instead of 5). You can operate the AirDresser from the front panel without connecting to the internet, but it is also capable of connecting to the internet and integrating with other smart devices using the SmartThings App. Setting up the app was pretty simple after I figured out one trick. The button you have to press and hold for 3 seconds on the front panel is the one with no name (!!). It has an icon that looks like a combination of a smart phone and a wifi symbol. Holding that for 3 seconds will activate it and it will try to connect to your phone. If you have started a search in the SmartThings app already, it will prompt you with the password (mine was 10 digits). You connect to the wifi signal the AirDresser is putting out using that password, then enter your home wifi password, and after that it will connect automatically to the internet and to your phone. The water tank (bottom front of the unit) says not to add any sort of detergent or softener. I decided to use distilled water since the AirDresser works by making steam and things that make steam usual don't like the minerals in tap water. Some great news is that it is extremely quiet in operation. There is a very faint wooshing sound when it is making steam. The rest of the cycle is barely detectable. Our plan is to put it in the closet off the primary bedroom for quick refreshes without having to run to the basement laundry. To test it, we set it up in the bedroom, and it was easily quiet enough to sleep with. It has a super modern look - silver writing on a reflective front door panel (which I would have preferred to be a mirror with some uniformly distributed LED lights - that would be useful in the closet!). My middle aged eyes found it very hard to read the silver writing on the controls on that shiny surface. The good news is that you can also set the controls on the app. You can choose the cycle and see what time the cycle will be done and how many minutes are left on the app. You can also save special recipes (for delicate or unusual fabrics) in the app if you go to the trouble of creating one. The manual is 60 pages (in English, plus another 60 pages in Spanish) and has many charts and suggestions about how to handle special and delicate fabrics. In the end, I am not sure this is a big win in our family - the 45 minute cycle is about what a quick wash and quick dry would be, but it is fully automated (no switching from washer to dryer). The unit has a bright light on the inside, so you can see what you are doing when you open the door.

Never thought I needed something like this till I tried it. Installation was a breeze. It is not too heavy to carry it with someone else. Only need a outlet to plug it into. No water hookup needed. Just fill up the tank. I tested this with 3 old fleece jackets that i wore for years and never cleaned. I ran this through a normal cycle (48 mins). These smell fresh with out any deodorizer. There is an option to add your fragrance to a sheet to add a nice smell to your clothing. The user manual has all the fabrics and how to clean them. I never thought I would need this but i will say that i will be using this all the time. A must have if you wear suits and dresses' all the time.

Fantastic! The Samsung Air Dresser is everything as described - quiet, effective and invaluable - especially if you like to freshen your clothes but don't want the time or expense of taking clothing to the dry cleaner. The Air Dresser arrived well packaged and 99% assembled. The most difficult part of the delivery was moving the Air Dresser into it's final location in my home. The measurements are accurate. And it is HEAVY. We used a two-wheeled dolly to bring it inside. It's over 6ft tall and weighs over 200 lbs. I couldn't manage it myself due to its weight and size, I've used the Air Dresser three times in one week - first for a t-shirt to assess the functionality of the Air Dresser, the second to freshen a bed pillow, and the third time to freshen three sweaters. See pictures attached. Pros: Works as described. Several settings allow the user to customize the cycle Uses very little water May use a dryer sheet or scented cloth to add fragrance to your freshen cycle The outside of the machine stays room temperature while in operation After initial investment of the purchase, the only other cost is distilled water The Steam function may also be used to remove wrinkles Many items can be "freshened" - toys, handbags, furs - see the care list in the instruction manual Cons Steams odors out of clothes - it doesn't clean clothes Takes up some space - it is about as big as half of a side-by-side refrigerator The pros far outweigh the cons. I highly recommend this product. The Normal cycle is 48 minutes. You can freshen clothes in less than one hour - no stinky clothes in your hamper, and no need to run a load of clothes if all you want to do is get some odor out of your shirt or steam the wrinkles from your favorite garment.

This is a tall unit. We were going to put this in our closet, but it is too tall to fit under the top shelf, without adjusting the closet configuration. So we moved it into our laundry room. The unit is very nice and has a wonderful design. Running the sanitization cycle is quiet but can take 1-4 hours depending on the mode and fabric. For the most part, this is acceptable, because we usually use it on the weekend for cleaning work clothes. We really like the sanitize cycle now that we are in a pandemic. The clothes come out without any scent and they are free of any dyes or chemicals so allergies aren't much of an issue for our sensitive skin. The app is useful for getting notifications on when the cycle is done. It isn't necessary, but you can control and the dresser using the app. You also can see the tank levels and a few other useful items so setting that up is worth the 5 minutes. There are also 3 air hangers included. This allows air to flow to the inside of your clothes, which makes it very efficient in cleaning. I think my favorite part of the manual was "do not drink the water from the refill or drain tanks". Guess it is better to be safe than sorry!

There’s a lot to like about the Samsung AirDresser! Style aside, it’s practical for those who want to prep a garment for a big event or refresh an outfit and head out. My wife and I have used it to refresh and sanitize garments nearly every other day. Being able to sanitize delicate garments after going out in public provides peace of mind now-a-days. The AirDresser is great to deodorize practically any article of clothing. We went to a Casino for dinner (one of the few places people can smoke indoors); afterwards I immediately put our garments in the AirDresser and it removed the smell completely! Some garments do not have to be pressed when they're removed from the AirDresser because it knocks out a lot of wrinkles. When talking tech, it easily integrates into the "Smart Things" app, so, you’re aware of what’s going on. We receive app notifications when the unit is started then when it's done; we can even see how much time is left from the app. I've posted a couple of images below to show it in action. If you look at the shirt before and after a normal cycle it basically knocked out the wrinkles and the shirt is ready wear. Overall, it's a convenient appliance that will help your clothes last longer. "I received this product at a discounted price in exchange for my honest opinion"