Heated Clothes Horse

[EssexSue]

Has anyone got one of these? Is it suitable for things that can't be tumble dried?

[princessgem]

We have the Lakeland one and it’s fhe best thing I’ve ever bought we never use the tumble dryer now. Would recommend!

[Posiesmum]

We also have one - it is excellent. We also have the cover

[Gryff]

Have one also with you he cover never use our massive us style dryer that’s in the garage here now I do have a small dehumidifier on in the utility room when it’s on and a drip try underneath it but I’ve always been belt and braces type of a girl

[EssexSue]

So it doesn't shrink the clothes then? If I get this I can guarantee you a dry winter.

[Gryff]

No shrinkage so,no,excuse after the festive period to say the dryer must have shrunk this ' these

[EssexSue]

Originally Posted by Gryff

No shrinkage so,no,excuse after the festive period to say the dryer must have shrunk this ' these

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As if.🤣🤣🤣

[scoobydooby]

I’ve got one specifically for drying DD’s Victoria’s Secret bras which have to be dried flat. Works really well for this. I find hanging things off the rails a bit useless though. The radiators work better for things that won’t tumble dry that done need to be flat.

[skalexander]

I really rate my Dry Soon airer, it is a great bit of kit. I don't hang things through the bars like a normal airer but rather fold things in half or thirds, and lie over the bars. I also have the cover. I don't use it for everything, normally just when I've got too much for the standard airer, but that can be quite often in winter with clothes, bedding and towels being washed, and having no dryer.

[hideinpockets]

We have one from Lakeland and it’s great. There’s quite a lot of our clothes I wouldn’t tumble, in the summer it’s fine as they go on the line but they just don’t dry outside in winter so without the heated airer it would just take forever! With the cover it usually takes about half a day for a load to dry (just don’t overload the airer as things won’t dry then!)