10 Best Drying Racks for Clothes - Top Drying Racks to Buy

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When I first moved to Chicago, the cold, winter shock of a shared basement laundry room was there to greet me. I had to go outside and up and down those narrow, icy wooden steps for every laundry trip. I said, nope, no thank you, then I quickly dragged our butts out to buy a drying rack. Besides saving quarters, and helping sweaters keep their shape, it also meant I was being green.
Laundry rooms have the tendency to become one of those rooms that we just forget about when it comes to remodeling or redecorating. After a while your mind just stops registering that it's a space that still rocks '80s linoleum flooring and dingy white paint, and you get accustomed to closing the door and practicing out of sight, out of mind. But when you have a beautifully decorated laundry room, the space quickly becomes an area you don't mind being in. And when you're doing loads multiple times a week, that's important! Ahead is a roundup of laundry rooms that don't suck, proving that with a little bit of planning and clever DIYing, even the most grim of nooks can transform into pleasant spaces.

Serious air dryers unite for now you have the space you long for the space to dry it all Bedding towels jeans jackets delicates jerseys and more fit on this oversized dryer. Its sturdy frame 1/2 in. vinyl coated dowels and 29 ft. of drying space folds compactly making it simple to store and easy to transport. Use it by the pool in the laundry room or at the carwash This is not a dryer for the faint of heart be bold and keep on drying. Color brown.