Anyone got a dry soon heated airer?

[twinkly-tink]

We have one and I use it.for the stuff we don't put in tumble dryer. Bought the cover for it and generally stuff is dried overnight... no issues. I like it...but it is a bit bulkier than I thought it would be! We just put it in back bedroom and close the door!

[paw]

My DD uses a normal airier with a sheet over with a small electric oil heater and a small dehumidifier under the sheet but not touching the sheet or under the washing. She can dry a full airer in a couple of hours. I use a large dehumidifier in a small room with the door closed and can dry several airers at the same time. Only wash on a Sunday as I’m on the free electricity on a Sunday deal, everyth8ng is dry by 5 when I start getting charged again.

[salmon70]

I have a dehumidifier it's amazing how much liquid it extracts out of the washing. It has a 'washing' setting on it too so it works a bit harder to extract the water in the air. I wouldn't be without it now.

[feelingnuts]

We’ve just brought a dehumidifier for our small bedroom where I dry the washing I can’t believe how much quicker it dries.

[Floridarules]

Does anyone have a
Photo/ link to the dehumidifiers mentioned please to get an idea of size/scale?😄😄

[paw]

We have an older version of this one. meacodehumidifiers...e-dehumidifier
It’s almost silent when on and has an excellent laundry setting. It is very light and I can carry it around the house / up and down stairs without a problem - I use it in the conservatory as well as a small bedroom.

[soooexcited!]

Thanks I think I will invest in a dehumidifier for her. Space is really limited.

[grant_w]

We have one of the large ones. Put the washing on at about 5 in the evening when I get in from work, it finishes around 7:30, put it on the heated airier and its all dry by the morning. It's the only way we do washing in the winter.