Amazon Basics Foldable Concertina Indoor Airer - White

Product Information

Key specs – Type: Winged; Open dimensions: 143 x 60 x 100cm (HWD); Closed dimensions: 104 x 60 x 9cm (HWD); Drying space: 13.5m; Weight: 2.8kg; Guarantee: 3 years

Heated: Whilst they are much more expensive than your standard clothes airer, heated airers can hugely cut down on drying time. These resemble tiered or winged airers, and are plugged into the mains to heat up each drying rung. Additionally, they’re less expensive to run than tumble dryers and are gentler on your clothes. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Collapsible size: Let’s face it, clothes airers aren’t good looking. Most people want a clothes airer they can stash away in storage when they’re not in use. Pay attention to the collapsible size of the clothes airer you’re considering so that you know you can fit it inside a cupboard or under a bed. When hanging your laundry on the airer, keep it evenly weighted either side as overfilling one side could cause the heated airer to become lopsided and be at more of a risk of tipping over. It is best to keep the clothes airers out of the way of young children as much as possible.

Heated vs Non-Heated Clothes Airers

Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. With the cold season upon us, clothes airers have been hugely popular recently, as they provide a simple alternative for drying your washing during the chilly months. If you can avoid it, don’t put the airer in your bedroom. Sleeping in the same room as moist laundry isn’t very good for your health. Heated airers run on your electricity supply, so the cost to run will vary, depending upon your supplier.

Over-door and over-radiator: These clothes airers do exactly what they say on the tin – hang over doors and radiators, making them perfect if you live somewhere with little floor space. They also harness the heat from your radiators, so they’re great at drying clothes in the winter. However, they have far less hanging space than free-standing clothes airers, despite being generally cheaper. It doesn’t work so well if you put too many clothes on it, and it works best with a cover, which costs extra. Whether or not you should choose a heated or non-heated airer comes down to your preferences and budget. Here are a few things to consider: Another wrote: "This airer is very good, tall and stable with added pull out for holding coat hangers on each corners well worth the money."This airer supports 15 kg of washing and measures 145 x 79.2 x 8.6 cm. It offers a large amount of drying space (21 metres). Ease of use: Heated airers are easy to use, but non-heated airers are even easier. You don’t need to worry about plugging a non-heated airer in, choosing the right setting or remembering to turn it off.