It looks just like a hanger but the two ducts are easily expandable to hold up to four items or a pair of shoes. This is not intended to be a full statement of your rights under the Consumer Contracts Regulations. As heated airers have grown in popularity – it can often be hard to get your hands on one in the winter months – they’ve also evolved greatly in design. They're also larger once unfolded, so if you're tight on space I reckon you'll find them a pain to navigate around while they're up. This means it takes up less space when not used at full capacity, and we could fold away one of the wings when certain items had dried faster than others.

But it’s good if you’re drying wool jumpers flat and then dangling socks and shorts from the “wings”, and it does come with a cover to speed drying, which not all airers do. This heated airer is a and easy to use and more cost effective and energy efficient than using a tumble dryer; its also better for you clothes too. No timer feature, cover or special shoe warmer - just a sturdy, durable airer that gets the job done quickly. The good ol' British weather never fails us, particularly during the colder seasons, which can make getting your washing dry a bit of a tough job. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).The pack contains a full length zipped cover that is easy to use with the airer and encloses the heat from it to speed up the drying process. You do need to move items around abit on the bottom bars, as there's no heat from underneath, but that's no problem. It doesn’t get as warm as options higher up but it’s great for drying damp towels in spring and autumn when it’s not cold enough to turn on the radiator. There are no fancy features on this airer - no timer, no special heated shoe rack to warm slippers and dry wellies - but it is a good, solid, dependable model that dries clothes quickly.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. In the world of heated clothes airers, that’s really pretty good – the cover certainly does its job.More energy efficient than tumble dryers, it uses less energy and boasts 3 tiers to offer lots of room for family washes. And with regards to the cover, Mumsnetters swear by the old fitted sheet hack, which has worked well for me in the past too. Hannah is our homes editor, specialising in reviewing the latest kitchen appliances, cleaning products, mattresses and bedding, and crafting equipment. Hannah has an MA in Magazine Journalism and has previously worked as a freelance lifestyle and women’s sports journalist, working for Stylist, Sky Sports and more. Running at 1,000 Watts, it also uses more energy than some other airers featured here, but it makes up for it in efficiency (and it’s very useful in the event that you’ve run out of emergency shirts).