Dry:Soon 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer & Fitting Cover Pack

Like many have found, this is mainly a good piece of kit. We got one with the cover which defo seems to help.The only issue we have found is that the bottom rail does not dry clothes very well if they are just hanging over the rails. We have found that if we lay socks / underwear on the bottom rail, they dry well. You can get nets that cover the rails, but we've found these are not required.We have not figured how much it costs in electricity yet, however with the cover on, if you leave it on over night, the clothes are dry, and the room its in is also warm.We have had no incidence of condensation or mold formation.The dryer itself folds away nicely. The cover can be unzipped to cover the whole kit, or it can be zipped up to cover the kit when its folded away.

This product is very useful. So easy to dry clothes and do not need a lot of space to store it when not in use. Highly recommended 👏

You need to know the best way of hanging things up. And you will need to turn things over & move things around. But very effective & efficient. Even warms up the room it’s in. No long have damp clothes. Use it every other day & much cheaper than a tumble.

Very good product, does what it says, easy to assemble and packs flat when not needed.

I feel like every modern home should have one of these. Dries clothes overnight and is relatively cheap to run. I had one that lasted 4 years of almost daily use. Definitely worth the money.

Excellent energy saving clothes dryer. I put it on at night and wake up to dry laundry. Great for clothes and towels. You do need to fold larger items and alter them while drying.The frame doesn’t feel that sturdy but it’s good enough to do the job. The power cord isn’t very long so I use a short extension lead.Overall I’m extremely pleased with my purchase.

This is great but to get things drying quickly you need to move things around so that everything gets a chance to be in contact with the warmth. If you fill it full of jeans and towels, switch it on and leave it, sole things won't be dry by the end of the day so it's best to keep them moving and don't overload it. The cover helps and absorbs the moisture nicely. It's not caused any damp or mould on walls.

7 months in, through winter and going into summer, the DrySoon 3 Tier airer (with the use of the cover) is an okay heated clothes airer.The pros:The 3 tier set up enable a large amount of laundry to be done. It is very easy to assemble/disassemble, so storing it away as a flat rack is a quick affair. The cover shape is very well designed and placement of the cover onto the rack is very easy to do.The cons:Hot air rises. Therefore clothes at the bottom of the rack will not dry completely. This airer unfortunately does not address this issue too well.During winter overnight dries, the clothes at the top will be fully dried, the ones at the bottom will not and it is not close to drying either. This means that you would have to switch the bottom clothing to the top to enable them to dry, which almost feel like doing laundry twice. This can definitely be solved by allowing the bottom clothing to have more contact with the airer, but that itself reduces the number of space for drying.