Minky Tower Indoor Airer with 40 m Drying Space, Metal, Silver and Black

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Hanging: These dryers are smaller structures that can be hung with a hook onto anything from door frames to clotheslines.

If you don’t have a garden in which to put up a clothesline - or the space inside the home for a tumble dryer - you’ll need the best clothes airer you can find to dry your washing.You should always squeeze as much moisture as possible out of your clothes before putting them on a heated airer. If you’re looking for value for money, this airer’s got enough space to dry 15kg of laundry, loads of drying space, and a really compact design. Oftentimes, people are put off from investing in clothes airers because they can be bulky, flimsy and take longer to dry your clothes than tumble dryers. With this, there’s no need to have air-drying clothes taking up space on the floor for days, and when you’re done drying it folds away like the other airers. Key specs – Type: Winged; Open dimensions: 108 x 62 x 60cm (HWD); Closed dimensions: 110 x 62 x 8cm (HWD); Drying space: 11m; Weight: 4.

On this one there’s also a useful space for clothes hangers and both vertical and horizontal drying bars. They’re larger than tiered ones so require a bit more room, but there’s usually more space for air to circulate around the clothes so they’ll dry quicker. Even our budget option comes with a 3-year manufacturers guarantee, so you can be sure it’s not going to fall apart or collapse every time you put a heavy pair of jeans on it. No matter what garment you put on, you’ll be feeling clean and dry all the time with an indoor clothes airer from Robert Dyas. cotton) load, but establishing which are the most stable, easiest to put up and have the most drying space for their footprint.

This airer offers a huge 40 metres of hanging space, comprising of 64 rungs plus hanger holes to additionally hold 10 hangers. I found it easy enough to slot the contraption together the first time I took it out of the surprisingly small box it arrived in, with no tools required. This airer perfect for any home that needs a functional way to dry their clothes, with wheels for easy movement and the ability to fold flat for single sided use as well as storage.

Finally, tower airers have a combination of vertical and horizontal bars on which to hang clothes, and often an area to hook on clothes hangers - a great addition if you wash a lot of shirts. With 36 bars I am able to put a good amount of washing on the airer at one time, but I would not recommend overloading it or it’ll hinder the drying process. The expanding design will 'easily fit a machine load' and fans like that it's 'well made' and 'folds up well'. This folding design is made from plastic so it’s super lightweight, and can be placed in any shape, depending on the space you have available.Just like the other Addis airers, it’s guaranteed for three years, has a lock and an anti-collapse mechanism so it won’t collapse on you. uses so far, works out to under 25p per use already and this will get lower the more I use it of course. We like this tiered clothes airer because the makers have taken a classic design and made it better with the addition of sock pegs and a net section on the top for silky items, like lingerie and satin camisoles, that are likely to slip off the drying bars. If you already have a tumble dryer and are thinking of making a swap, it will also depend on what type of tumble dryer you already own. The 3-tier system offers up to 16 metres of space to hang your clothes, with horizontal steel rods stacked across each tier to create a flat surface for hanging larger items such as towels, bedsheets and curtains.