Household Essentials 5012-1 Portable 2-Tier Clothes Drying Rack Tri-pod | Dry Wet Laundry or Hang Clothes | Silver and Blue

I love this drying tree. It is super sturdy and not wobbly like so many products. I can pack it full of clothes and it doesn’t tip over. I dropped mine and broke off a few of the little arms, so I’m buying another one.

These drying racks are great! I bought them because I have a very small apartment and have a number of delicate dresses that I need to air dry after washing on delicate. These racks are prefect! They are quite sturdy, so I can hang several dresses at a time on each one without worrying that the rack will break. I’m 5’4”, and the racks are tall enough for me to hang full length dresses or pants, without them dragging on the floor. The racks collapse completely, so they’re very easy to store. They are sturdy and easy to put up and take down. They are also very easy to clean. I highly recommend these to anyone who needs to dry clothes in a small space.

Got this roughly 24 hours after ordering, typical Amazon awesome, put it together and set it up in about 20 seconds, and hey, it's ready for wet clothes! This thing feels mighty solid and sturdy. The instructions state this will hold a total of 30 pounds (4 on each top arm, 6 on each middle arm), and I believe it...though I don't have any plans to test that. I only have a dozen or so shirts I need to hang to dry on the rack, along with a few not-dryer-friendly items. I have several T shirts that I don't want to iron, so I run them in the dryer on Very Low for 30 minutes, then remove them while still warm and hang them up to dry the rest of the way. This keeps them unwrinkled enough to get by, because, hey, they're T shirts, saves a little energy/money, and ensures the money I spent on a nice iron and ironing board is completely wasted, which pleases me greatly. Ah, the life of a single guy... Back to the tripod. Once the grueling 20 second assembly is complete, this thing collapses with ease, with the arms and tripod legs folding with the push of a button. It can then be stuffed into a dark corner until needed. Simply pull it out, open it like a weird 3-way umbrella until it clicks, and go on a laundry-hanging frenzy. For quicker drying a small fan can be aimed up under the clothes, and for those dryer-deprived folks, a small room heater can quicken things up even more. This is a huge step up from hanging things from various pantry handles and curtain rods (single guy), and it beats letting them dry outside, where get messed up by the sun, smog (Los Angeles), and idiot neighbors who decide just then to mow their crappy dirt-patchy weedy dog-poopy lawn and kick up a bunch of dust and grass particles and God knows what else. Highly recommend! CS UPDATE 08/07/2016 Yesterday I saw it leaning. It broke. It lasted 3 years. I treated it gently, however I moved three times, and I used it quite a bit. I doubt I saved enough money in gas and electricity to pay for this. I know I've saved enough in wear and tear on my clothes to pay for this, as well as the time saved in ironing. The part that broke was the lower hub that holds the retainer arms that keeps the legs from swinging out. As usual, buying replacement parts for things like this is a non-starter. I could probably fix it, and I just might, but I'm ordering another one anyway. It'll be nice to have two. I still recommend this item!

This handy dandy clothes dryer works wonders! Better than any other clothes dryer out there in my opinion. I always wanted a portable clothes line so I could hang my stuff outdoors. My mom had a real clothes line and used it while I was growing up all the time. It's so nice to be able to hang your clothes outside to dry, and they dry in half the time it takes to hang them inside. And they smell better too. =) So now I like to hang my nice stuff inside on hangers so they dry a little nicer since I no longer had my mom's clothes line, but I always wanted to hang them outside more. So then I got this product, and I can do just that! Or I can also save space inside if I want to keep hanging them indoors. The only reason I won't give this product five stars is because it says it can hold up to 36 garments, but I wouldn't recommend doing that. Your stuff won't dry as well if you do that, since the arms on this thing don't go out very far. But if you go every other peg, then it works awesomely! It's a nice little addition for one or two people, or you can get more than one since the price is very low. =) It's also super easy to put together, even if it is kinda funky looking.

I searched the internet extensively looking for the perfect clothes drying rack and this was the nicest one out there I could find with a decent price. I absolutely love this rack! Along with the rack I bought hangers for both shirts and pants so they were designated to the rack alone. There is enough space between each groove that the clothing is able to get air all the way around it. Clothes take a day to a day and a half to dry depending on the type of material, also if you give them a quick shake before hanging them up they dry with very little to no wrinkles at all. I also plan on using this rack to display our T-shirts for our charity event. The rack folds up and breaks down for easy travel and takes up little room for storage. With such a versatile rack that I'm sure I will be finding everyday uses for it especially with winter coming up. This is a very sturdy rack but you do have to be careful while hanging heavier items on it, make sure to evenly displace the weight of the clothes. Its not that it will tip over very easily, I only found this to be a problem if I had to move the rack with clothes on it. The rack was a bit top heavy and one sided so it tipped a little while i slid it across the room. Other than careful placement of clothing I can find no faults with this drying rack, I am very happy I chose this particular rack, with all the uses it has I will probably end up buying another one just to have for extra room.