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Buying a Metal Clothes Airer
When it comes to getting your laundry dry over the winter months without resorting to expensive tumble dryers, sometimes you just have to take things back to basics. And what better way than with a metal clothes airer? These old-fashioned items are simple to use, sturdy enough to handle even the heaviest of loads and can be used indoors or out. Plus, they’re not only easy on the pocket but great for the environment too.

If you’re not familiar with a clothes airer, they are essentially racks that fold out with plenty of space to hang up your clothing. Hanging things out like this allows them to air-dry naturally, which is far more energy efficient than a tumble dryer. They also help keep your washing hygienic as they’ll be left free of any moisture and can be wiped clean when not in use.

Unlike conventional hanging rails, which are usually made from wood or plastic and can often be slippery for your washing, our metal airers are crafted from stainless steel. This makes them durable, hygienic and resistant to corrosion. 316 grade stainless steel, in particular, is particularly hardy and can withstand harsh weather conditions such as high winds or torrential rain. This is why our clothes airers are so long-lasting and require very little maintenance.

The best clothes airer for your home will depend on your available space, the kind of laundry you wash and how often you need to use it. For example, if you want to hang sheets and bedding on it for the quickest drying time we recommend going for a heated airer. This type of airer heats up the rails to speed up the drying process, which is especially useful when it’s cold out. They’re also incredibly easy to set up and come with all the necessary parts including terminals, fasteners and custom length cables that you can mount yourself in a matter of minutes.

For everyday clothes we’d suggest a tiered or multi-level airer, as these have a concertina criss-cross look and are assembled in one swift pulling motion. If you have a limited space you might prefer a gated airer, which pulls out in a smooth zigzag and has spacious rungs. These tend to be cheapest and also work well in small spaces as they can be folded down flat.

Remember, a clothes airer should be installed where it can benefit from warm rising air, ideally above a radiator or heating vent. It’s also important to leave it to dry out between washing loads as wooden laths can develop mould if not given time to breathe. And finally, make sửa giàn phơi to position a dehumidifier in the room where you air your clothes, as this will further help to speed up the drying process and remove any excess dampness.
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