If you’re considering the Effidry® Ultrafast Dryer, you might be wondering: Does it use a lot of electricity? The short answer—not really!

Let’s do some quick math. The Effidry® operates at 1050W (1.05 kW) on 120V, and its fastest cycle only takes 10 minutes. That means in one full cycle, it consumes:

1.05 kW × (10/60) hours = 0.175 kWh

To put that in perspective, if your electricity rate is $0.15 per kWh, running one cycle costs:

0.175 kWh × $0.15 = about 2.6 cents per cycle

Even if you used it six times a day, that’s just 16 cents daily or around $5 per month—way less than a traditional dryer that runs for 40–60 minutes per load!

Why Effidry Saves Energy?

• Shorter drying times (only 10 minutes for the fastest cycle!)

• Lower wattage than full-size dryers (which typically use 3000W or more)

• More efficient for small loads—no wasting energy on half-empty cycles

So, does Effidry® spike your electricity bill? Nope! It’s actually an energy-efficient solution for quick drying without the cost of running a bulky, power-hungry dryer.

Would you switch to a portable ultrafast dryer to save energy? Let us know in the comments!