W-Rack Laundry Clothes Drying Rack - Indoor & Outdoor Folding Clothing Rack Foldable - Stainless Steel Laundry Garment Dryer Stand (Dry-Rack)

My wife's review: We have been looking for a month for a drying clothing rack and after watching the videos, this was it! As soon it arrived, I picked up and I was not expecting to be so light, it was easy to assemble and maneuvering it around. This is perfect for us, al;so it is easy to storage it once you are done using it.

I am so glad I tried this! Our other broke and I decided I was going to get a larger clothing drier. This handles what 2 smaller collapsible driers used to handle and then some!I used to have to plan my laundry washing around what had to go in the clothing drier vs in the electric drier to make sure there was time to fully dry all the hanging items. Unless for some reason I haven't done laundry in forever, I don't have to worry about it at all anymore.It does take up a lot of room when fully extended, but if it means I can dry more at once and then put it away faster, I'm all for it. It had reached the point that our other drier was out almost constantly.Definitely give it a try, I'm glad I did.

This is a decent rack. It’s huge and it takes up about as much space as a twin side mattress. GThe instructions aren’t very helpful. It had me thinking I was missing some screws but it turns out that nothing was needed. Once I put down the instructions and matched to rack to the picture, it took me only about 5 mins to snap the pieces together. It was simple to put together and it has a good design. It fits lots of towels and even big comforters. It’s sturdy but I don’t think it would hold a person up as the product description suggests. Overall it’s a decent rack.

Liked my old dryer better- it actually held more clothes because of the way the tubes were laid out. The tubes on this one lay longitudinally making it a challenge to hang all the clothes we have on it efficiently. Not sure I would buy it again because the thing is hyper-expensive.

Great product! Saturday, easy to use and no assembly required.

First thing to note about this, I know it is in the description and measurements in the pictures, but it is a very large drying rack. That is exactly what I was looking for and this doesn't disappoint. It is large enough to fit a large load of laundry or oversized wool blankets that cannot go in a dryer. The triangle design is also neat as you can collapse one side to make it a smaller footprint. With the overhangs you can hang things on hangers to dry and once dry straight into the closet (plastic hangers recommended for this). It's a clever design and perfect for my household of 2 adults and 3 children. In my house we also use cotton washcloths and towels instead of paper towels so we need a lot of laundry. If you do the math on power sewage in my area an hour long dryer cycle for an oversized load takes $0.72 cents per load. In my house we do 1-2 loads of laundry per day, so the recoup cost on this would be 132 loads or probably 100 days. Your mileage may vary on payback time based on the number of loads done per week and electricity cost.The only con of this rack that I have found so far is that it does not fold flat easily like the pictures. Due to the plastic braces it wants to open a bit. A simple lightweight bungee cord fixes this so it's not a big deal but if you are storing it in a narrow space this might be annoying needing to push it together while sliding it in.Other notes that are worth considering. The ends seem to be made of nice plastic, but it appears to be injection mold ABS plastic and I doubt you will find replacements so I would avoid overloading it with weight. Being ABS it should be strong and last years but if you leave this outside and in the sun it will break down and age more quickly, likely failing in a few years if stored in a sunny location. Also while it is stainless steel they do not mention the type of stainless steel so it should be fine for being wet while drying, but I would not leave it outside as it is still steel and even stainless steel rusts if it is kept wet or in high humid environments. Keep it out of the sun when not in use and inside, watch the eight you load it with and it should last a long time.

I've wanted a drying rack for awhile now, but our home is so small, I've put it off, especially since it wasn't a necessity. This isn't a super sturdy product, but it's worked so well!!!! I love that it folds up and can be tucked away in the laundry room quickly. I like to set it up overnight to dry large blankets, which works really well, and saves me having to run the dryer for a couple hours with numerous cycles in an attempt to get every corner of a comforter dry. Assembly was really quick and easy too, although the directions weren't much help for me. I ended up just referencing the product page. I wish the parts weren't marked with stickers, since those never come off easily. But I'm thrilled with this product and the capacity it can hold. I was unable to use my dryer for a week+ while we were waiting for parts to arrive, and this laundry rack was a lifesaver!!! It's definitely lighter weight/flimsier poles, but since it's folded and stored during the day, I think it'll will last a long time, and it's been great to have around.