Electric Heated Clothes Rack Dryer

[WildRose]

saw this as I could not believe the presentation. Not at all sure what I think of this.
A) where would I put it?
B) the idea of having my clothes above/below a heater is just disconcerting
c) and how much of my washing load could I actually get in there?

http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx?view=2&app=detail&params=item^800056,navlist^832941*832589*832380*800056*,cm_scid^dtlr

item No 800056

think I would give that a miss

 

[Scouser]

Really wouldn't buy the qvc airer featured for reasons you outlined, especially where heaters are. I did a lot of looking and searching before I bought my electric airer. I bought the larger one of the 2 shown. I got it online from Lakeland. Fantastic customer services and delivery arrangements. It can be used with just half racks erected. It slides flat along the wall of a cupboard. Reviews are good too and there are loads of them. Just cover with sheet to make more efficient (I made a cover for mine from an old duvet cover) 2 of my friends bought one when they saw mine in action. Think there's a video showing how to use.

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/21736/Dry-Soon-3-Tier-Heated-Tower-Airer

 

[Scouser]

Really wouldn't buy the qvc airer featured for reasons you outlined, especially where heaters are. I did a lot of looking and searching before I bought my electric airer. I bought the larger one of the 2 shown. I got it online from Lakeland. Fantastic customer services and delivery arrangements. It can be used with just half racks erected. It slides flat along the wall of a cupboard. Reviews are good too and there are loads of them. Just cover with sheet to make more efficient (I made a cover for mine from an old duvet cover) 2 of my friends bought one when they saw mine in action. Think there's a video showing how to use.

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/21736/Dry-Soon-3-Tier-Heated-Tower-Airer

PS It's the 3 tier airer I'm referring to on that page, not the balloon shaped one.

 

[WildRose]

can you put a whole load of washing on/in it?
I am wondering how the moist air disperses when you have a plastic cover on it as in the one on QVC? Hot air rises, so the moisture laden air must sink I assume so would there not be a lot of moisture on the bottom of the plastic sheet?

 

[Bensmum]

saw this as I could not believe the presentation. Not at all sure what I think of this.
A) where would I put it?
B) the idea of having my clothes above/below a heater is just disconcerting
c) and how much of my washing load could I actually get in there?

http://www.qvcuk.com/ukqic/qvcapp.aspx?view=2&app=detail&params=item^800056,navlist^832941*832589*832380*800056*,cm_scid^dtlr

item No 800056

think I would give that a miss

Put it in the garden for a laugh. The neighbours would think a space ship had landed.

 

[Col]

we were looking for something like this. after some investigating/research settled for this. http://reviews.argos.co.uk/1493-en_gb/8501147/reviews.htm can really recommend it . and not expensive to run.

 

[mediastar]

we were looking for something like this. after some investigating/research settled for this. http://reviews.argos.co.uk/1493-en_gb/8501147/reviews.htm can really recommend it . and not expensive to run.

Your link doesn't work!!! I was really hoping to find something that will dry my clothes and towels quickly and not be a tumble dryer!!!