Clothes Drying Rack – Folding Indoor/Outdoor Portable Dryer for Clothing and Towels – Collapsible Laundry Clothes Stand by Everyday Home (Silver)

Defective product

Quality is so bad….

Horrible!! Don’t buy. It came with several dings in the metal, the basket could never snap into place correctly. A bolt fell off and not even 6 months later it completely broke.

Yes this is lightweight which is the only positive thing I can say about it. The basket is a cheap, flimsy plastic. The arm extensions that are meant to raise the racks never go beyond a horizontal plain so some of my longer shirts touch the ground because of it, even when they're on the end extension (which should stick out further than it does because it interferes with the hangers). The arm extensions have also collapsed on me from the weight of clothes. The racks that you find in stores during back to college are about half the price and far more sturdier.

this is a pretty good laundry drying rack.the rack is put together well- it's sturdy, light, strong. it's made of metal, but it doesn't have any seams that could catch cloth and rip or stretch it. i like that it's modular as the two wings on top and be extended separately and at different levels. it's has a well designed shelf area near the base that's good to lay things out. it has plenty of cross rods- 26 to be exact- that you can use to hang lots of clothes on. it also has a small plastic rectangular bucket that would be able to hold smaller items.my only issue is that it's not wide enough that you could hang shirts over those rods. for me this is a big deal as i wear a lot of tee shirts and if the rack was a little wider it would be nearly perfect. as it is, however i can't really dry that many shirts on it as i have to lay them out across the wings and the shelf area near the base. as a comparison i have the amazon basics plastic/nylon rack and although it's much more simply constructed it's wide enough to dry 8 shirts on at one time while i might be able to fit 4 tee shirts on this rack. it's really a shame because in every other way it is a superior rack. as it is it's great for socks, underwear, towels, etc. but bigger pieces of clothing like pants and shirts it doesn't make the grade.

We have wall mounted propane heaters in our cabin so, in the Winter, I dry clothes in front of these heaters. Now our heaters are performing quadruple duty: They heat the room, dry the clothes, humidify the room, and freshen the air. We much prefer drying our clothes on a rack. It's much greener than using the dryer and our clothes will last longer. I did a ton of research before settling on this drying rack. I like the size and features of this one. It easily holds one load of laundry...more like a load and a half to two loads depending on what you're washing. Two things made this rack stand out: First, I like that the bottom rack is bars instead of a mesh panel. It's much more useful for hanging small items like socks and underwear. Second, I like the fold out racks on the ends for hanging items on hangers. Some people complained that they weren't strong enough but they work fine for me hanging shirts and whatnot.The ONLY thing I wish for, is if the two main folding rack raised a little higher to help fit in tighter spaces, but that's a minor gripe. As others have mentioned, the plastic basket comes a little warped. I was able to get it to work by just using the two inside clips on each side. It's really just an extraneous accessory that probably shouldn't even be included as most people will just throw it away. At least it's recyclable.

This drying rack was just what we needed. Plenty of space for a full load of laundry, and it is easy to fold up and store out of sight. The drying rack is nice and sturdy. We have been using it a few times a week and easily storing it out of sight between uses. The basket doesn't stay on the center plastic part very well, but it isn't a big deal, as it sits well between the lower bars of the rack. Overall, I am very satisfied with this item and would recommend.