Dry wet washing indoors in winter with 9p hack, which is better than a tumble dryer
Move over clothes dryers, it turns out there’s a better way to dry your laundry.
Not everyone has space to hang laundry all over the house, but this handy free-standing gadget can make drying a lot easier and keep the mess to a minimum.
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And while everyone is still excited about dehumidifiers, they can be extremely pricey.
Luckily for you, there’s a cheaper way to get your wet laundry dry this winter – and thanks to an epic Black Friday sale, you’ll save £49 on this brilliant gadget.
It comes after a woman took to social media to ask cleaning fans for advice on how to dry wet laundry indoors in winter.
Post on Tips and tricks for cleaninga public Facebook group with 1.8 million members, asked Lucie Anne: “How do people dry their laundry in the winter without a dryer?!
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“We have so much laundry, but getting it dry is such a problem!”
For this, countless users all recommended the same store-bought find: the Dry:Soon 3-Tier Heated Airer, which costs less than 9 cents per hour to run.
Many called the product a “game changer,” claiming it makes drying laundry “much easier.”
One person said: “Recently I saved and spent money on the Lakeland Dry Soon Heated Clothes Rail with Cover – it’s a game changer!!
“It was expensive, but washing is so much easier now. And I’m so glad there are no more wet clothes hanging on every radiator.
“If you were going to buy a cover, I would really recommend buying the cover as well because it speeds up drying by keeping the heat in.”
Another added: “Lakeland. Game changer! Cheap to run. Folds away.
“I got mine from Lakeland, but then bought a larger one from Marketplace. The best thing I bought.”
Washing is so much easier now. And I’m so glad there are no more wet clothes hanging on every radiator
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A third commented: “I just bought the Dry Soon from Lakeland. I got the cover with it and I love it, apparently it costs less than 6 cents an hour to run.
Not only this, but someone else simply beamed: “The Lakeland one is amazing.”
Even more winter washing tips
Tackling winter laundry can be a challenge, but these helpful tips can help you stay on top of it:
- Use a dehumidifier: Place a dehumidifier in your drying room to speed up the drying process and prevent moisture.
- Spin cycle boost: Run an extra spin cycle on your washing machine to remove excess water from clothes, which will reduce drying time.
- Indoor drying rack: Invest in a good quality indoor drying rack and place it near a radiator or in a well-ventilated area.
- Tumble dryer balls: Add dryer balls to your dryer to help clothes dry faster and reduce static cling.
- Space saving hangers: Use space-saving hangers or a retractable clothesline to maximize indoor drying space.
- Microfiber towels: Place microfiber cloths over your drying rack to absorb extra moisture from hanging clothes.
- Partly dry outside: Hang the clothes outside on dry days before bringing them inside to dry.
These hacks can help you keep your laundry routine efficient and your clothes fresh, even during the colder months.
The Dry:Soon 3-tier heated airer, which has over 1,000 reviews online, offers 21 m² of drying space and can hold up to 15 kg of laundry.
It costs just 9 cents an hour to use and has foldable, heated shelves to dry laundry faster.
Made from lightweight aluminum, it not only costs pennies per hour to run, but is also much gentler on clothes than tumble drying.
This Lakeland purchase is neater and more efficient than putting laundry over your radiators, especially in the warm but rainy months.
And if that’s not enough, thanks to Lakeland’s impressive Black Friday deal you can get your hands on this £199.99 gadget for just £159.99, saving you an impressive £49.
This handy air rack is super convenient, and don’t worry if you live in a small house as it is easy to move and folds down to 3 inches or less deep for storage.
Even better, the Lakeland air unit comes with a three-year warranty.
