This Addis Heated Wing Clothes Airer is an economical way to dry clothes this winter. According to the product info it costs just 7p an hour to run compared to 85p an hour in a tumble dryer. That's a big difference on a weekly wash, especially with electricity prices rising.
The product looks like a normal clothing airer (drying rack or maiden) accept that it has a cord running out of the corner that plugs into the mains. This allows the bars to heat up, much like a bathroom towel rail, and dry those clothes quicker.
Perhaps the best thing about this model is that it's pretty cheap to buy too. Some models I found online cost over £100 for something very similar. This one though retails for £44.99 at Lidl.
The rail can hold up to 10kg of laundry and provides 12m of drying space. When you're not using it, it also folds up like any standard drying rack for storage.
The deal on the Addis Heated Wing Clothes Airer has been so good that it actually sold our across the country. However, Lidl tell us that is will be back in stores nationwide from Sunday 23rd October (while stocks last). I expect that supplies will sell out again pretty quickly, so if you want one, you'll need to get yourself to your closest Lidl store as soon as you can as it's not available online.
If you do miss out on this one though, you'll find a selection of heated rails on Amazon.
Bargains-Galore electric heated clothes airer: £99.95 at Amazon
Indoor heated clothes dryer on Amazon.
18 Bars Winged Electric Heated Clothes Airer: £156.32 £101.06 at Amazon
Heated clothes dryer at Amazon
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