lakeland Dry:Soon 3 Tier Heated Clothes Airer – Indoor Drying Flexible Costs Pennies To Run

Was fed up with looking at washing all over the house and having to put the heating on to dry the washing on the radiators which looks awful, makes the boiler work harder and is expensive. Have been looking at a heated airer for a while but held back as not convined of running costs. Saw this on Amazon and it had been reduced in price and a make that I recognised so bought it. Set up was easy and was quite stable. There is loads of drying space with three large drying racks. Did a wash, switched it on. Just one switch, one heat setting which means there is nothing to mess around with. Left it for a couple of hours, walked in the bedroom and could feel the heat in the bedroom from the airer and the clothes were definitely drying. Checking the smart meter on the hour I'm estimating a cost of about 8p and hour but that's a rough estimate but still efficient against using a tumble dryer or central heating. Once cooled it was easy to fold and pack away. Bought the cover for it today which I'm sure will increase it's performance. Ace bit of kit.

We decided we had to invest in a tumble dryer usually even in winter would hang washing outside as dry winter days would be sufficient, last year was so damp we were about to change mind. On talking to a lady in the hairdresser who was ordering the Lakeland dryer I was made aware how much cheaper the task would be. I am delighted,our washing is dry overnight, hardly any electricity used, takes up little space we saved money by the cost of this more than useful product.

The LAKELAND Dry:Soon 3 Tier Heated Indoor Clothes Airer has been a convenient addition to my laundry routine, but it comes at a price. Here's my take:Without a doubt, the heating function is a game-changer for indoor drying, especially during cold and wet seasons. It does its job well and significantly speeds up the drying process. The three-tier design is space-efficient and offers enough room for a decent load of laundry. Plus, the adjustable shelves accommodate various clothing items.However, it's essential to note that this airer is on the expensive side. While the efficiency and convenience are undeniable, the initial investment might not fit everyone's budget. It's a long-term solution that can save on energy costs compared to a tumble dryer, but the upfront cost can be a deterrent.Assembly and storage are straightforward, and the build quality is durable. It feels like a sturdy investment that will last.In conclusion, the LAKELAND Dry:Soon 3 Tier Heated Indoor Clothes Airer is an efficient indoor drying solution, but it does come with a higher price tag. If you're willing to make the investment for the convenience and energy savings, it's worth considering. However, for those on a tight budget, alternatives might be more appealing.

It's ideal for drying clothes indoors. Especially being an heated airer. I set it up in my conservatory, which was very easy. I like the choice of being able to change the size, If you don't need to use the whole airer, you can fold half of it away and stand it against a wall or wherever.It's light to move around too.I have bought the cover. Which I would recommend to keep the heat in for quicker drying.It's great, as no more dry clothing on radiator's.

Honestly wanted one of these for ages and I'm so glad I bought it. We do not have space for a tumble dryer (and they so expensive anyway) so I thought this was a great, cost-effective option. I bought it in the sale which was helpful and it came super quickly. It has been really useful at drying clothes etc quickly. There is a cover you can buy for it, however reviews said don't bother wasting your money. As an alternative, if I've been washing sheets or towels, I have used them over the top of the dryer to keep more heat in and it works really well.This is easy to fold down and hide behind a door for storage. Would thoroughly recommend getting one if you need to be able to dry clothes without the use of the sun in summer, or a tumble dryer. This was perfect for the autumn/winter months!I also purchased an attachment from lakeland which was the netting with pegs, and I hand this on the top layer of the dryer and it's super useful for socks etc. Another thing I would recommend buying if you buy the dryer!

It's easy to assemble & to store away, also dries nicely although I do spin twice so it helps. Not overly hot just warm bars. I had to wait nearly a week for delivery though, even with amazon prime!

After reading a lot of positive reviews I thought this must be the product for me. Having tried it out, first of all with a row of t shirts which I hung from the middle rail.The realisation soon kicked in. The only drying was if the garment was directly in touch with the heated rails. Even after leaving overnight the bottom of the shirts were still a little damp. Test two was jeans. Really not good even after leaving overnight they still weren’t dry. The only way to use this is to drape the garment across a number of bars which seriously limits the amount of laundry you can dry. Maybe it works better if you use the cover. I really don’t know, I wasn’t going to spend another fifty quid to find out. Other people have obviously had a lot more success with this than I did. But this didn’t work for me.