Review on 🔥 Premium Stand-Up Hair Bonnet Dryer with Adjustable Hood, Timer, and Rolling Base - Perfect for Beauty Salons or Home Use by Kim Evans

. Makes something and doesn't cost a fortune. It blows air on the head and you can control the temperature. Remember that the temperature settings are in Celsius, not Fahrenheit. The highest listed setting is 75 degrees Celsius, so cranking it all the way up will get you hot. In Fahrenheit, that's about 167 degrees. The hood looks small, but you can lift the front flap to fit your head underneath, and it has room for big rolls. The front flap on the hood feels flimsy like it might break easily, but so far it hasn't. Just be careful with him. The thing is very heavy, but I had no problems with it falling off. The metal rod supports it, but do not store it where children can bump into it or play around, otherwise it could easily be knocked over. If you're worried it's too heavy, rotate it so it faces the wall when not in use. It was easy to assemble. We got together in five minutes. The instructions leave a lot to be desired so better use your common sense and find out. The bottom piece, which goes to the center of the floor and keeps the wheels from falling off, takes some pressure to push it into place, but once it's in, the dryer is solid. I have no problem turning it and I have it on my carpet. It also goes well through the door. If I had to gripe, I'd say the hood is uncomfortable around the neck and shoulders. It can be adjusted up and down, but adjustment means the back of the hood sits either high on the neck or on the shoulders. It is inconvenient when there is hard plastic. A better design would be a dropped neckline at the back of the hood where it rests on the nape of the neck. If you get used to not leaning on you, your head isn't under the hood enough to be useful. I can handle it, although it doesn't really matter. Oh, and the timer is ringing. That #$@% call. Why does it have to be so loud? A quiet "ding" would have been enough to let us know when the time was up. But no, the manufacturer saw fit to set the bell loud enough to scare you to death. But the noise is only loud when the head is under the hood. This is a normal timer call when you hear it outside, but for the love of humanity, please make future models with a quieter ringer or buzzer.