AMOS® 230 Electric Heated Clothes Dryer Folding Energy-Efficient Indoor Airer Wet Laundry Drying Horse Rack, White

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When it comes to actually drying clothes, you’ll need to put a sheet, or something similar, over this dryer to speed things up a bit. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: The 220 – 240V / 50Hz / 230W free standing clothing rack is compatible with Type G – 3 Pin (British) connection. The three tiers are flat, which means you can either use each rack to fold over an item of clothing or, if you only have a few pieces to dry, you can lay them flat over an entire tier.

The King's staff 'are worried he is doing too much for a man of 75', claims insider - after Queen Camilla. I don’t actually mind that it takes up so much room, because I find it even heats the surrounding air, doubling as a low power radiator.

This three-tiered electric airer provides up to 21 metres of space for drying your laundry and heats your clothes via 24 heated aluminium rails said to be capable of reaching up to 55 degrees celsius. The definitive guide to England's 6,000 GP practices: From number of patients and doctors to how many appointments are face-to-face (as well as what patients REALLY think). If you live in a small flat, you may find it far less practical than the Lakeland or Black + Decker dryers, since it’s wide and low and takes up an unnecessary amount of space when folded out. The annual costs of condenser and vented tumble dryers are similar to this, but they will dry your laundry faster than the clothes airers.

Being four tiers tall, it’s a bit wobbly, so has been designed with big plastic feet to keep it upright. Heated airers prove popular during the colder months as it means households don't need to put the heating on just to dry clothes.

No need for expensive tumble dryers, inefficient clothes horses that take up a lot of space or hanging your laundry on radiators. If you have small amounts of washing that can fit on a heated airer in one go, then there are savings to be made when compared to condenser tumble dryers. The hourly cost of using a heated airer is approximately 7p per hour for 200W airers, 10p per hour for 300W airers, and 34p per hour for 1000W airers. It doesn’t get as warm as options higher up but it’s great for drying damp towels in spring and autumn when it’s not cold enough to turn on the radiator.

ECONOMICAL AND ENERGY-EFFICIENT: With electric airer clothes dryer, you can save money over a traditional tumble dryer as its operating costs are just a few pennies per hour. The gadgets are much cheaper to run than energy-guzzling tumble dryers and still do a decent job of drying your clothes. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. However, some say the height of the product is very low and unergonomic to use, and it is much smaller than it looks. Baby clothes, socks and pants dry particularly quickly, although for towels and jeans you will still need to move them around and leave it on for at least the maximum nine hours the timer allows.Simply place your wet clothes on coat hangers (not included, plastic hangers are recommended) and hang them inside the dryer. Using a high spin when you wash your clothes is advisable for removing as much excess water as possible, as this will speed up how long they take to dry. The tiers can be rearranged (by unfolding one half of the rung down), making way to dry longer items such as trousers, dresses, towels or bedding. Great for rainy days when the outside washing line is out of action, AMOS Eezy-Dry Electric Clothes Dryer will dry items more quickly than a traditional laundry horse and prevent a buildup of allergens. This heater’s dryer component has a 180-minute timer, as well as a double-layered safety feature designed to stop dripping water from entering the heater.

It can hold up to 15kg of damp clothing (roughly 25 separate items) and if you hang smaller items on two tiers you can fit even up to 50 items. We measure the volume of each airer when folded up, to let you know which take up the least amount of room when not in use.When in use, it’s a compact means to dry almost two weeks’ worth of shirts (measuring 62cm x 146cm).