AMOS™ Eezy-Dry Electric Clothes Dryer 1300W Large Capacity 15kg 25 Items Energy-Efficient Indoor Wet Laundry Warm Air Heated Drying Rack Wardrobe

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They are designed just like an ordinary indoor dryer/clothes horse, with metal bars or hangers to help airflow and assist clothes drying naturally. However, these bars heat up when the unit is plugged in and turned on thanks to the motor, so the combination of the air and heat speeds up the process – just like what would happen in a tumble dryer. Why Are Heated Clothes Dryers A Good Idea? Heated clothes airers are generally safe but always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and safety advice. Many have timers and are thermostatically controlled to avoid overheating. The downside of this airer is that since it is electric, it does cost money to run. However, it is significantly less than a standard tumble dryer and is actually very cheap. The benefits are definitely worth a few pounds worth of electricity; you won’t even notice it on your bill, making this one one of the best clothes airers.

HOMEFRONT ELECTRIC CLOTHES AIRER/DRYER: No tools needed, simply take out the box clip the legs on, plug in and use (takes second). Designed with the lightest of materials for easy transportation from room to room. With extra airing and drying capacity, holding up to 6.5m in garments or 9KGS in weight folds down in seconds flat for easy storage You can dry your entire laundry load indoors and in one place. No need for expensive tumble dryers, inefficient clothes horses that take up a lot of space or hanging your laundry on radiators. We've spent hours putting winged heated airers, tiered heated airers and drying pods to the test in busy family homes, wading through piles of laundry to put together a definitive guide to the best heated clothes airers to buy. We assessed drying times, energy efficiency, ease of use as well as how easy they were to set up, move around and store. And of course, we cross-referenced models that Mumsnetters love, rate and recommend on the forums. It is similar in design to a small rotary dryer, and you simply pop the clothes on a hanger before spacing them out around the item. There is a cover supplied, which will keep all of the heat contained and allow it to spread around the entire area. It has some handy vents in the top to let out some of the excess moisture, and still keep a dry environment to reduce the likelihood of mould.Another great space-saver, and from a name who is always at the forefront of practical solutions to your home life. An issue with this product is the thermostat isn’t very sensitive. The heating element can get very hot if left on for a long time so I would be cautious about leaving it on unattended. Heated Clothes Airer Buying Guide Design Heating is generated by a 1300W electric fan heater situated at the base of this airer, its 1300W of power comes at a cost. To dry your clothes will cost an estimated 18p per hour to run (manufacturer's estimate), which makes the Amos "EazyDry Pro" the most expensive clothes airer in this review. Consider how much washing you usually do and what size of loads are necessary for your home to make sure you choose an airer that will cope. Energy Usage

A timer can be set, ranging from 30 minutes to 180 minutes, so you are always in control. If you just want to leave it on until the job is done you can, too, and the quiet motor won’t disturb you. The wide base and rubber feet will also keep it sturdy, so you don’t have to worry about it tipping over if left unattended. Timer - Having a timer is a great feature to have. The best airers will usually have a 3-hour timer, but some models don't have them.

How we tested the best heated clothes airers

This can mean that items aren’t ready when you need them, and it can also cause damp issues in the home. HOMEFRONT ELECTRIC CLOTHES AIRER/DRYER: No tools needed, simply take out the box clip the legs on, plug in and use (takes second). With a built-in timer and an automatic shut-off function you can set it to dry overnight or leave the house without worrying it will overheat in your absence. This means that items can’t be draped and have to be placed on hangers, but a benefit of this is that creases will drop out of fabrics as they dry. It folds down to a very compact size when not in use so it’s easy to store in a cupboard or under a bed if space is limited.