A clothes drying rack is a great way to dry your clothes without using a clothes dryer. Clothes dryers use a lot of energy and can be expensive to operate. Drying your clothes on a clothes drying rack can save you money and help the environment.
If you need to dry your clothes indoors during the winter, there are a few ways to do so. You can hang them on a drying rack near a radiator or fireplace, or you can use a clothesline or drying hangers. If you have a dehumidifier, you can also use that to dry your clothes. Just be sure to open a window or door to ventilate the room.
There are a few different ways that people in England dry their clothes. The most common way is to simply hang them up on a clothesline or drying rack. This is typically done outdoors, but sometimes people will do it indoors if they have the space. Another popular method is to use a tumble dryer. These are usually electric and can be quite expensive to run, but they are very effective at drying clothes quickly.
4.8/5
Angled pegs thoroughly dry cups and bottles
Holds small items like valves and pacifiers in top or on base
Sized to fit Neatly under cabinets
Space-efficient design frees up counter space
$234
What a great rack! The popular bottle rack (Boons lawn/grass), while beautiful, but took up too much counter space because we don't have a lot of it. While I'm still nursing, this rack has already demonstrated its enormous capacity when I was the few bottles my husband and family use as well as my pumping equipment. I appreciate the removable trays for simple cleaning and the top and bottom shelves for drying smaller pieces. It stands precisely against the wall and is very robust. Since this rack is so wonderful, I would suggest it even if you didn't require the space-saving feature.
4.8/5
CONVENIENT STORAGE SPACE: The collapsible clothing rack opens easily to give you extra room to hang your guests’ coats, to dry your clothes in the laundry room, or to store seasonal clothing in your attic or garage.
DIMENSIONS: 14.7†x 1.2†x 10.5†when opened; 14.7†x 1.2†x 1†when closed.
DURABLE & STRONG: The folding hanger rack has a non-corroding aluminum casing, and sturdy stainless steel bar that can hold up to 60 pounds of weight. Mount it inside or outside, wherever you need it!
INSTANT CLOSET: This folding clothing rack gives you as much as 10 inches of space to hang your clothes when you need it that conveniently folds up when you don’t!
EASY INSTALLATION: Mounting hardware and easy to follow instructions included, so you can mount it and enjoy convenient clothes-hanging space right away.
$234
Purchased one, then purchased two more to hang in the laundry room, a bedroom, and a little closet area. Can hold up to four or five items, though less if one of them is a bulky item like a coat or hoodie. I purchased these retractable racks because I was building a lodge and wasn't really sure what we wanted to do for putting up things to dry yet. I reasoned that they are low profile and relatively cheap, so I can't really go wrong. On this rack, I can typically fit 5 t-shirts that have just come out of the washer on hangers to dry. When they are dry, simply retract the rack so it is flat against the wall so that the air can circulate between them. Pretty useful. I'm estimating that it can only hold two or three HEAVY coats, which is perfect for a guest closet. For visitors who enter through the garage, place one there as well. I don't have enough space in the garage for a full closet, so this will come in handy the few times I need a little additional hanger space.
4.6/5
Original Cresnel brand now with 2018 newly improved quality. Besides indoor use this rack can now withstand outdoor use under direct sunshine or rain without becoming rusty. This rust-proof claim is backed by Cresnel free lifetime replacement warranty.
Weight approximately 7lb it is highly portable allowing it to be moved from indoor to outdoor or room to room easily. When not in used, it is foldable into flat rectangular shape of 40†x 24†x 3†for storage without taking up significant space.
Comes fully assembled in sealed plastic wrap. No tools required, just expand the rack into “A†shape and flip up the left/right panel and it is ready for drying action.
Expansive top planar area of 58†x 24†provides generous drying area for typical household wash load. Hang dry your laundry onto the multiple rails or with hanger for an even larger load. Bottom rack will accommodate shoes and slippers.
The long-term energy cost saved from utilizing this drying rack will more than pay for the rack itself. Good for your wallet and good for our environment.
$234
When I wanted two racks and wasn't sure which would be the best, I got both this drying rack and the Household Essentials Collapsible Adjustable Gullwing Metal Clothes Drying Rack, Grey, a few years ago. I've used both for years, and after using them both, I can say that I'd strongly advise the Cresnel Stainless Steel drying rack over the Household Essentials rack. Cresnel rack is significantly more stable. The Household Essentials rack will tip over if you tug on one of the sides because the sides of the rack will have separated from the center pieces. If you are removing a towel from the Household Essentials rack and it snags on the rung, the wings of the rack will also fall out and collapse. The Cresnel rack avoids both of these issues. Additionally, the lower level of the Cresnel rack features more hooks for hanging items.Only in the case of an older person or someone who might not have the strength to snap the wings of the Cresnel rack into place would I advise the Household Essentials rack above the Cresnel rack. While the Household Essentials do not, it does require some force.Years of drying clothes on both racks have passed with no evidence of rust.
4.6/5
NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: Designed to drop open and lock into position. The collapsible design folds flat in an accordion style allowing storage in compact spaces
DURABLE: Made of durable yet lightweight and sturdy steel that is easy to move from room to room
LARGE DRYING SPACE: BINO’s foldable drying rack provides space to dry your garments, bedsheets, clothes, towels, etc. 11 steel drying rods offer 23 feet of drying space
DIMENSIONS: Measures approximately 29.75 x 14.5 x 41.5 inches (LxWxH)
ECO-FRIENDLY: Saves energy and gentle drying helps clothes last longer
$234
This drying rack is fantastic. The rack stores a lot of garments and is simple to raise and lower. It looks good and works well. The white rods are my favorite since they are slick and prevent clothing from snagging. Additionally, it is incredibly strong and stable, yet light enough to move around with ease. On this rack, large items like sweatshirts and pants can be hung without the rods bending. I'm really happy I purchased this rack.
4.5/5
Chrome surface protects against rust and mildew
Accordion design folds flat for compact storage
Made of durable yet lightweight steel that is easy to move from room to room
32-pound total weight capacity
Measures approximately 14.5 x 29.5 x 41.75 inches (LxWxH)
Clothes drying rack for energy savings and gentle drying so your clothes last longer
$234
Even though I'm not a Vine Voice (though I really would want to be given how in-depth my reviews are), I still want to give something back because reviews are a big part of online shopping and I rely on them a lot. I recently received this rack, but I've already put it to use. It's going to be fantastic, I can already tell. The greatest one I've seen from EVERY angle, and I'll change it if I'm wrong, is as follows: Coated metal is baked on, not just painted, like curtain rods. There is nothing that could snag fine materials (Yay!). All joints move smoothly and are well-fitted. The swing-notch-down top's and GOOD notches with secure snap-in allow the unit to lock into place. It is simple to fold out and collapse, and once collapsed, it absolutely stands alone (another peeve solved). The quality for the pricing honestly surprises me a lot. Given its height, it is as stable as it can be and much more so than shorter ones I've seen because objects on hangers won't drag on the floor. I'm ecstatic beyond words! In addition to hand-dyed skeined yarns and unspun fiber/roving, I air-dry long sleeve shirts (which can be draped across). This adorable little girl exceeds my expectations and anything else I could have dreamed for. Since it wasn't included in my search, I had never heard of "Amazon Basics" but if this is an example of a brand being developed, then I admire where they're heading. This is of the highest quality, and I've seen others for a much larger price that just don't match. I have wanted one for a very long time because of this. I'm so happy I saw this.
4.4/5
Chrome surface protects against rust and mildew
Accordion design folds flat for compact storage
Made of durable yet lightweight steel that is easy to move from room to room
32-pound total weight capacity
Measures approximately 14.5 x 29.5 x 41.75 inches (LxWxH)
Clothes drying rack for energy savings and gentle drying so your clothes last longer
$234
I bought two of these and liked them so much that I bought two more. Before placing my order, I read a lot of reviews, so I'll try to address some of the concerns others had.First off, these have already been through the spin cycle and have had a lot of the water removed because I'm using them to dry light to medium thickness sweaters as well as regular shirts that can be machine cleaned but cannot be dried. There are no issues with the amount of space between racks because the mesh is sufficiently tight to support them without substantial sagging and the products dry beautifully.Second, although I don't think the racks are especially strong, they seem to be adequate. As a folding rack, keep in mind that it won't be as durable as one without hinges in the middle of two of the edges. When I use it or fold it and unfold it, I have no concerns about it breaking (which is super easy).Third, I haven't experienced any major problems with the size of the drying room when I've been drying shirts and sweaters up to a men's medium.Third, take measurements before ordering if you need this in a specific location. I find this to be a no-brainer, yet several reviews dock stars because it doesn't fit in the spot they intended. For the legs, which are inset on two sides, you'll need a space of 26" x 21", and to accommodate the top expanding, you'll also need an area of 26" x 26.5" that begins approximately 4.5" above the space for the legs. These are too little to fit on my big garden tub with the legs down.Although you lose the ability to stack the racks, the legs can fold both in and out, which can let it fit over a larger bathtub. If they also had the tiny stacking knobs on both sides of the legs in addition to the top, customers could flip the legs on the first rack however they needed to in order to adjust to their bathtub size (two out and two in, for example), and then stack other racks on top. I realize this is a wishful thinking, but if they did, I would give them five stars.Having said that, I am still ordering more!
4.1/5
Foldable drying rack configures into six positions
Product dimensions: 57â€L x 23.5â€W x 37â€H
Steel support arms handle heavy garments and large loads
Saves energy and extends life of clothes
Includes sweater shelf and shoe drying rack
46-linear feet of drying space folds flat for compact storage
$234
This was covered in a substance that resembled rust when it first arrived, sealed in plastic. Fortunately, I thoroughly cleaned this device with a damp towel, and the majority of the powder came off. There was some rust that wasn't coming off in a few places. I would have been enraged and my clothes would have been soiled if I had placed them on the residue. This item is fantastic aside from that mishap. This is what I purchased to dry "hand wash only garments." I set up this hang-dryer on the laminate floor of my bathroom, or in the summer, I'll set it out on the terrace, with a couple towels underneath to catch drips. It locks securely into place, folds quite thinly so I can store it out of sight between the wall and my dryer, and I enjoy the central mesh section for flat-drying bras. I had at least five cardigans, three dresses, four bras, and more than ten hand-wash-only shirts. I had originally purchased a trendy wall-mounted dryer in the shape of an accordion from Amazon, but I later changed my mind because it seemed too flimsy, would ruin my freshly painted walls, and couldn't hold nearly as much as this one does. Plus, it costs half as much and can be hidden when not in use. Very happy.
3.9/5
Foldable stand features push button release
Steel drying rack holds up to 36 garments at once
Naturally dry clothes to save energy and kept them vibrant
Stands 64 inches tall; keeps most clothes from touching floors
Stores easily when not in use
Doubles as an indoor clothes hanger
$234
This drying rack is awesome. I had the first one for at least seven, possibly eight years. It would still be moving if a large object hadn't fallen on it and broken the leg. I had to replace it right away. I use it not only at home, but I also pack it up and take it camping. Works well indoors, but if it is filled with clothing, a strong breeze will cause it to topple when used outdoors. I'll put my clothes on it and use a fan to dry them more quickly. Jeans and bulkier items can be held by it. I heartily endorse it!
3/5
Folds flat to 3†width for easy laundry room storage
Saves money and energy costs by drying clothes on drying rack
Constructed from steel with a rust-resistant white finish
Drape or lay flat clothes and other household items
Imported
Large drying rack provides 24-linear feet of drying area
0% Fabric
$234
I had previously used a comparable wooden drying rack from this firm, but after it cracked, I chose to upgrade to this metal rack. Other than that, they are pretty similar—roughly the same size, identical amount of rungs, etc. (I understand that larger ones are available, but I didn't want to spend extra money on them as this one often holds the most of my clothes.)I think the exterior "legs" and supports to be much more sturdy than the wooden ones, and they appear less prone to break, than the wooden rack. Even though the rungs are still somewhat light, I never had an issue with them on either rack and don't anticipate having one on this one either. Both of them had no trouble drying all of my clothing, including heavy sweaters, jeans, and shirts. (I still wouldn't advise practicing gymnastics or drying a bowling ball on it.)Mine arrived with all of the plastic caps on the legs and ends of the other bars, in contrast to some other reviewers. The only issue I have is that a few of these keep falling out, but it's only the ones on the side bars that worry me because they make it easier to cut or stab myself with the bar rather than the ones on the bottom of the legs, where I'd worry that they might damage my carpet even though they're probably light enough not to matter much.In addition to saving money and protecting the environment (I live in an apartment and don't have a clothesline), I've loved using this rack to dry some of my items. Additionally, it folds down into a relatively tiny size that can be stored in a closet when not in use (or in my case between an endtable and a wall—small apartment). I'd recommend this over the wooden rack if you have the money because it seems more durable and I hope it will last longer (though they seem to have good customer service). Although I'd have few reservations about suggesting this one, you could require another one or a larger size for exceptionally huge loads.
2.9/5
Portable design makes it ideal laundry solution
Imported
0% Fabric
Saves energy and extends life of clothes
Collapses and stores easily when not in use
Rubber feet keep drying rack in place
3 tier drying rack dries clothes naturally
$234
I got this after reading all the reviews since I needed a compact, reasonably priced clothes drying rack. Without using any equipment, everything came together in a matter of minutes. It features 11 hanging bars and measures approximately 3.6 feet tall by 2.5 feet wide. It is not too light to tip over in a gust of wind, yet it is light enough to move around without difficulty. I've only used it once so far, and it worked fine in the backyard with a breeze. Because of their proximity to one another, not all of the bars can be utilized to hang lengthy items of clothing. Every time I needed to hang clothes, I wouldn't attempt to collapse and install it. When not in use, it can be tucked away in a closet. Due to its small size, I could only fit 30% of my entire load of washed clothes in it. I would advise obtaining a larger stand if you intend to dry the entire load on it. Overall, it is a good stand that is well priced.
If you don't have a lot of space to dry your clothes, you can still get the job done. There are a few different ways that you can go about it. One option is to use a drying rack. This can be placed in a sunny spot in your home and your clothes will be dry in no time. Another option is to use a clothesline. This can be hung up in a small space and is a great way to air out your clothes. Finally, you can always use a hairdryer on a low setting to speed up the drying process.
If you don't have a drying rack, you can dry your clothes by hanging them on a clothesline or drying them on a towel rack. Towel racks are a good option for small items like socks and underwear. Clotheslines can be hung inside or outside, depending on the weather.
The time it takes for clothes to dry indoors can vary depending on the humidity and temperature of the room, the type of fabric, and how wet the clothing is. In general, it will take longer to dry clothes indoors than it would outdoors. The best way to speed up the process is to use a clothesline or drying rack, and to keep the room well-ventilated.
A drying rack is a great way to save energy and money. You can dry your clothes on a rack and they will last longer. A dryer can damage your clothes and make them wear out faster.
There are pros and cons to both drying and hanging clothes. Drying clothes takes less time, but hanging clothes prevents clothes from shrinking and keeps them looking newer for longer.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on personal preferences and the type of clothing. Some people find that air drying clothes results in fewer wrinkles and a fresher smell, while others find it more time-consuming and prefer the convenience of using a dryer. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to decide which method works better for them.
COPYRIGHT © 2019
