Homefront Electric Heated Clothes Airer Dryer Rack Indoor Free Standing Deluxe Eco Dry-Energy Efficient, Costs Less Than 3p Per Hour, (HF1987), Silver, H90.5CM X W53.5CM X D36CM

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Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. It’s durable enough to handle heavy, wet clothing without bucking, giving you the same great performance every time you use it. It’s designed with 8 specially adapted aluminium tubes that heat up quickly and cool down slowly which will help to aid in reducing your energy costs. This electric heated clothes airer provides you with a new, eco-friendly way to dry your clothes - perfect for apartments and homes without a tumble dryer or washing.

On assembly, it became clear that both fan-powered models were very similar in design, although in general, we found the Dry:Soon Drying Pod to be the more sturdy option, and the easiest to fit together. This makes the Aerative a super-fast fix if you get caught in a downpour and need to be bone dry in time for an appointment. She’s now Ecommerce Editor at Ideal Home, offering expert advice on the best products for decorating your home and ensuring it functions smoothly. If you compare how much it costs to use a heated airer to how much it costs to run a tumble drier then you should be pleasantly surprised, although exact energy use depends on the make and model of each, and how much and what type of washing you're drying. Heather is the Editor in Chief of Ideal Home, as well as being a busy Mum to twins who's also in the midst of renovating a Victorian home in Surrey – so household tasks need to be done fast.Costing less than 4p an hour to run, this electric clothes airer is kind to your purse and is even kinder to your garments incomparison to using a tumble dryer. My colleague Debora Robertson swears by it as the best way of drying bras and Sally Hughes of laundry experts Kair recommends it to make delicates last longer. Hanging your clothes on the Homefront Heated Clothes Drying Rack is not only better for your clothes, but is also great for your environment.

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It may not sound like much, but it does make hanging longer items without them touching the clothes on the tier below more challenging. It's not perfect, but it is useful, and could be the best heated airer for you depending on your laundry priorities. The airer takes a little longer than I expected but within a day to 24 hours (depending on how big the load is) I have lovely dry washing. However, the bonus of a tiered airer over a drying pod is that the lack of fan means it's silent, a tiered airer can hold more washing, and will generally uses less energy. In fact, the platforms can be folded down on either side so that it takes up even less space if you only need to dry half a load.

Using only 130w of power, this clothes airer is incredibly energy-efficient so you don’t have to worry about running up any large energy bills to simply dry your laundry. Instead of folding clothes over rails, the heated drying pod has six poles at the top of the airer that you can hang coat hangers from. It’s particularly useful for shirts and blouses, since being able to hang T-shirts in this way means they dry straight with minimal creases, meaning less ironing.

You'll find more information on each airer and why our testers recommend it if you keep on scrolling. The airer can hold exactly the same amount of washing (15kg) as bigger models but within a smaller footprint, and it’s easier on the wallet.

Although there’s plenty of room for smaller items, its thicker rails make it particularly suitable for larger pieces, such as towels and sweatshirts, with no risk of the individual rails sagging or popping out of place.It's a high quality clothes drying rack with sturdy struts and joints that provides great drying results and makes washday that little bit less stressful! I’ve set this up in my bathroom and use it for towels and to dry any excess laundry which can’t fit on my main dryer - usually underwear.