Status 230W Heated Winged Clothes Airer, Foldable Aluminium Electric Drying Rack with 20 Rails and 94cm Wingspan, Low-Energy Indoor Laundry Dryer Stand, Silver (AHCA-230W1PKB)

Great good size works well

A very solid but light item, easy to assemble, store and move. Heats up very quickly. Larger items being dried will need moving maybe a couple of times during the drying process for better finish. For a modest initial cost, and extremely low ongoing running costs, this should be seriously considered at the very least as a fallback drying option for many particularly if poor prolonged weather prevents outside drying or for smaller loads even if you have a dryer for economy reasons. Am very happy with my purchase a few weeks after trying it out for the first time.

Life changer! It's surprising how much actually fits on this. I'd wanted one for a long time but they were so expensive. This was a great price.Would highly recommend

This is a good heated airer and definately helps dry items quicker but feel the design of this could be better,for a start its too low,when you hang towels on the rails they dangle on the floor and the power chord is way too short,your gonna need an extension lead,apart from these 2 flaws in the design its still ok

Fantastic

The concept of a heated airer is great but this design is not good. The fold out legs take up too much space. It is the shape of an ironing board. The heat generated is not strong enough to dry clothes. The space in between each drying slat is too large so the fabrics dry unevenly and the heated surface available is insufficient. It would be better to make the airer less wide but taller with several layers to provide more room for clothes and save space. Pass on this and use a tumble dryer instead.

Was a bit sceptical about these as wasn’t sure how good they would be but I’ve got to say I’m very impressed with the results.The airer isn’t heavy & is very easy to set up.You have to balance your laundry equally or it won’t dry & May tip up.Unfortunately the cable is really short so unless you stand it next to an accessible electric socket you will need an extension cable. Also the on/off button is in an awkward place so you have to be careful when turning it off not to catch your hand on the hot bar as it’s underneath when open. The bars get hot but not so they can burn.I use this to dry the laundry after giving it a short tumble dry first so they’re damp but not wet. I can’t comment how it dries washing from wet.I have finished drying 3 lots of laundry in a few hours. I didn’t hang the clothes on it but spread them out over the top m, rotating them as they dried. The cost is very reasonable too, approx 4p per hour so that’s a big saving.This is definitely an addition to drying laundry indoors and will pay for itself in no time.

Cumbersome, took too long for my clothes to dry, resulting in a mildewy smell!