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)

Well made. Heats up quickly. Folds away easily. Light weight so not difficult to move but sturdy enough to hold washing. Recommend, good buy.

I think this drier is ok not the fastest but it does ok,saves a lot of money because it's cheaper to run at 8p an hour it was advertised as 4p an hour though.light weight easy to move around,not very sturdy I wouldn't put really heavy things on it.easy to use folding the dryer is straight forward with two clips one each side to keep it compact.the design fine.cord is short so might need an extension lead depending on where you put it.

Dry easily and consume less energy,foldable

I have purchased this item because I tought it would solve all of my problems. But it wasn't like this. My clothes wouldn't dry inside at all. In September UK it is not cold enough to turn on the heating , but neither hot enough to keep the house warm. Clothes would stay on the airer for days without drying. The dryer is quickly to set up, it heats up pretty quickly. The downside is that it dries only where the bars are, as seen in the picture. I have tried to put a bed sheet on it to try and speed up the process, but with no good outcome. You would need to lie them piece by piece and flat on the bars , not hanging from it. Even so , you need to go back and turn them constantly. For me it seems like a waste of energy and of my time. I expected to just leave it there, clothes hanging , and for them to be dry in a few hours. If the clothes are almost dry , it can speed up the process a little bit. The room where it stays in gets a bit warmer so that is a plus. For a family of 4 , with 2 boys who gets muddy clothes each day after school, didn't help. For a smaller family that doesn't do much washing it may be a good fit.

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.

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.

Great item. Works well

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