Trendi 3 Tier Clothes Airer, Clothes Rack Drying Indoor and Outdoor Laundry Rack with Non Slip Feet and Corner Spaces for Hangers, Flat Foldable for Space Saving, 63 x 46 x 138

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Deluxe Mesh Shelf Duo - a pair of mesh shelves for laying delicate and smaller items flat rather than hanging them over the bars. The best clothes airer for you will vary depending on the space you have available at home, and the washing you tend to do.

Key specs – Type: Tower; Open dimensions: 132 x 71 x 71cm (HWD); Closed dimensions: 132 x 71 x 5cm (HWD); Drying space: 30m; Weight: ‎2. It also comes with handy corner hangers that can be used to hold a delicates dryer, or even to dry shirts using clothes hangers. The wheels on the base make it easy to move around if you need to, and it can be partially open if you’ve got less washing so that it doesn’t take up too much floor space. Testers found that the rungs could bend under the weight of notably heavy items (although the frame itself is sturdy), making it better suited to clothes than drenched bath sheets.You should always squeeze as much moisture as possible out of your clothes before putting them on a heated airer. A little cheaper than Dry:Soon's deluxe model, the brand's original heated drying rack has very similar specifications, but comes without the option to add on the detachable castors for easier manoeuvring, and minus clips or the plug storage container to secure things in place when the dryer is folded.

Whether you are washing for a family of five, or you’re living in a small studio flat with very little floor space, we’ve got you covered. Clearpay lends you a fixed amount of credit so you can pay for your purchase over 4 instalments, due every 2 weeks.Drying space or wash load capacity: This lets you know how many metres of potential space the drying rack has for hanging various items. If you've invested in a Lakeland heated clothes airer, the Dry:Soon Deluxe 3-Tier Heated Airer Cover fits a few different models. It does take up space but it is useful and during the winter we need all the help we can get to get our laundry done. Not only is a heated airer far kinder to your treasured garments than tumble drying (it adds years to the lifespan of your clothes), it’s also better for the environment.

Of course, that does mean less drying space, and although the rack can support a similar 15kg of wet washing, there is only 13m of drying rack space compared to both the larger Dry:Soon model's 21m.

This costs more than your standard radiator airers, but it’s built really solidly and has a decade-long guarantee so you won’t have to worry about it snapping under heavy loads. Plus, an eye-level control panel makes for easy use, and an auto shut-off timer means you don't need to worry about remembering to switch it off. Dry:Soon's deluxe heated clothes airer definitely isn't as quick at drying as the fan-powered JML DriBUDDi Indoor Airer at the top of this list, and it's more expensive, but it is silent and can cope far better with large volumes of washing. When in use, it’s a compact means to dry almost two weeks’ worth of shirts (measuring 62cm x 146cm). The swivel design of the hook allows it to spin around in the wind, evenly drying your delicates and, with 36 clothes pegs, there’s plenty of drying space.