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Even if you have a dryer at home, a drying rack is a necessity. You're probably seeing more and more clothing labels that read "drip dry" or "hang to dry" or "line dry". Then there are the ones that read "reshape and lay flat to dry". Where are you supposed to do this? On your kitchen counter? In the bathtub hanging from the cutain rod? Make life easier for yourself and get a drying rack. You'll have a designated place for drying your clothes, you won't have to worry about your clothes being ruined from improper drying methods and, as an added benefit, you'll save energy by not using the electricity.
An essential component of the laundry room can be the drying rack. Not all clothes are created equal when it comes to being dried in the dryer. Many clothes do not withstand the heat of a dryer. Sometimes, we just want to air dry our clothes because we want to save energy as well or if you live in a region where the summers can be brutally hot, you may not want to run the dryer. Some of us may love the way laundry smells after being hung outside. So, whether you want to live more green and save on energy or just need to find a better way to dry the clothes labeled “hang dry”, we here at SpaceSavers can help you. Whatever your reason may be, SpaceSavers has the drying rack for you to meet your personal wants and needs. We can provide the tools you need to get that clothing air dried and hung back up in your closet.
The gold standard that everyone remembers is the classic accordion wooden drying rack. SpaceSavers has it. It’s just as great of a way to dry your clothing today as it was in your grandmother’s day. It folds up for easy storage when you are not using it. It’s lightweight, so it is easy to carry around if you want to dry your clothing in the laundry room sometimes, but maybe elsewhere other times. SpaceSavers has a wire accordion drying rack as well.
We also have collapsible drying racks that can serve as a wire shelf in which to lay your clothing flat on or you can hang your clothing over the wire bars to hang dry as well. These fold up for easy storage when you are not using them. You can neatly tuck it back into a closet, between the washer and dryer or wherever you may want to store it. We also have a free standing triangular drying rack that you can hang your clothes on and fold it back up when you are done. There are so many choices of drying racks at SpaceSavers.
If you are thinking you would prefer a garment rack so you can hang your clothing on a hanger, SpaceSavers has garment racks for you too. Some of the garment racks have shelving below and above for additional storage of other items. If your laundry room is also a storage room for your clothing, this may be a good choice for you. It can function as a freestanding closet with shelves and a place to hang your clothing. Just remember for long term storage, you may want to cover or seal up your clothing in some kind of garment bag. Another option, which could be used like a garment rack or a drying rack, is our indoor Tripod Laundry Dryer by Household Esssentials. It functions just like an outdoor tripod laundry dryer, but you can set it up indoors. Simply hang your clothes to dry or to store on a hanger, which then, hangs from one of the tripod’s bars.
SpaceSavers also has wall mounted drying racks and retractable lines. We have outdoor tripod drying racks. We have clotheslines and pins. However, you would like to air dry your laundry, SpaceSavers has a tool that will help you get the job done. From the standard classic wooden accordion drying rack to the garment rack, to the wall mounted rack and the traditional clothes line, SpaceSavers can help you get those clothes dry without the use of that dryer. SpaceSavers wants to help you live your life, your way, organized. Let your laundry dry on one of our many different kinds of drying racks or clothes lines.
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