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Dry:Soon Deluxe heated clothes airer: how we tested 

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Rebecca Roberts is a writer, editor, and content marketing expert hailing from Leeds. Here at Mumsnet, she commissions, writes, and edits to bring parents content designed to make life easier. Having birthed two DC just 15 months apart, she knows all too well how stressful it can be to keep on top of your laundry when you’re managing a busy household. So, she’s fully invested in finding the best products for families. Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch get into the spooky spirit by dressing up as a sexy leopard and a sad clown for Halloween themed podcast Wet laundry on your radiators will act as a barrier between the heat your radiators give out and the rest of your home. But while the original is one of Lakeland’s best-selling products - gaining a superb 4.5/5 rating overall from our team at MNHQ - for larger families, it might not be the best choice. If you already have a tumble dryer and are thinking of making a swap, it will also depend on what type of tumble dryer you already own.

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It typically costs around 300 watts per hour to use this heated airer. This means that each kWh on your electric bill is around 3.3 hours of run time. This energy consumption is better than I thought than I thought before I bought mine. As my eldest child had a lot of allergies, and was unwell frequently, it was just impossible to stay on top of the washing so a heated clothes airer made sense.

It’s effectively a fan on detachable tripod feet with a pole, at the top of which there are six spokes designed to hold up to 12 hangers of spin-dried or well-wrung damp clothing (up to 10kg). It’s particularly useful for shirts and blouses, since being able to hang T-shirts in this way means they dry straight with minimal creases, meaning less ironing. But it’s less useful for drying, say, towels. Setting up the Dry:Soon 3 Tier is nice and easy, with all the parts fixed on and ready to go and a simple instruction booklet provides extra guidance. You just need to unfold the main frame (which folds up flat), then pull up each individual drying shelf into the respective hook. If you've got a small load, you can fold out just one half of the frame to save space too which is handy. For such a compact size, the capacity of the Dry:Soon is impressive, holding up to 15kg of washing and providing enough space for a full load of laundry. Turning to the product specs, at 137 x 73 x 75 cm, the Dry:Soon's dimensions are compact, and even more so when folded down for storing, with a depth of just 8cm when flat. This makes it a great choice for smaller households such as flats, house shares and even uni dorm rooms.

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