[Jake Paul]

I get that it’s foldable but where is it supposed to sit while running? On the floor, on a table, in a corner? Mine came with no real placement guidance and I don’t want to just dump it in the middle of the room. Also does it need clearance around it or can it be pushed against a wall? The Qinux AirdrobeX works fine so far but the setup part is vague.

[Owen Brown]

Mine just stays in the corner of the bedroom, clearance barely matters.

[Tom W98]

Mine sits on a small table near the outlet. Clearance is the one thing I would not gamble on, the thing pushes warm air out and shoving it against a wall seems like a dumb idea. Placement guidance being vague is annoying but not shocking for this kind of thing.

[Paula M.]

I’d stick mine right by the washer, no clearance needed.

[HarperL]

Pushing it against a wall is fine, the clearance thing gets overstated. I’d rather have it tucked out of the way than have it sitting somewhere I trip over it. Placement matters less than people make it sound.

[Alex Morgan]

Mine ended up in a spare bedroom mostly because that’s where the outlet was free, not because of any plan. If you’re short on space I’d say tuck it wherever it fits and just leave a little breathing room on the side the warm air comes out. The rest of the setup is honestly just finding a spot you don’t mind looking at.

[TommyWires]

Placement was the part I got stuck on too, and I ended up treating it more like a small appliance than furniture. Mine lives on a low shelf in the utility area, not on the floor, mostly so I’m not bending down to load it and it’s off the walking path. What I’d say about clearance is that the vents do need some breathing room, more than I first assumed. I had mine crammed between a shelf and a basket for the first week and the outside felt warmer than it does now that it has a bit of air around it. Nothing dramatic happened, it just seemed to be working harder. A wall behind it is fine, it’s the sides and top I’d leave a gap on. If you’re unsure, set it up somewhere with a little space and see how warm the casing gets after a cycle.

[Priya Sucre]

Mine’s by the outlet in the hallway, works fine there.

[Mar__kus]

Mine is too bulky to just fold away between uses, so I don’t get treating it like a bit of furniture you can tuck anywhere. It needs a dedicated spot with a little breathing room, otherwise it just gets in the way. I’d rather lose a corner of the room than have it in the middle of everything.

[Alex Fisher]

I’d set it up in the laundry corner and leave a bit of room in front for the door.

[Dani Moon]

I’d skip the wall idea. Mine sits in a corner with maybe a foot of space and it still dries fine, but the clothes come out noticeably damper when I cram it right into the wall. Foldable doesn’t mean you can just shove it anywhere.

[DonnaD]

Mine sits on a rubber mat in the bathroom, keeps it from sliding.

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