If you've invested in a Lakeland heated clothes airer, the Dry:Soon Deluxe 3-Tier Heated Airer Cover fits a few different models. Ideal Home's Digital Editor, Rebecca Knight, tested out using a cover with her Dry:Soon Deluxe 3-Tier Heated Airer Cover and says, 'Adding the cover to my heated clothes airer did cut down on drying time slightly. I found with the cover added I was able to dry a t-shirt in just two hours, and a heavier sweatshirt in around eight hours. This is a slight reduction on the time it would normally take without, and an added bonus is that it covers up your drying if you don't want clothes on display when guests come over!' If used in a poorly ventilated area, a clothes airer will cause dampness. The moisture that comes out of the clothes needs to go somewhere! They are best used in a large, airy room so the moisture can diffuse or in a dampproof room like a utility room, bathroom, or a kitchen with an extractor fan. Do heated Airers shrink clothes? Similar to the JML DriBUDDi airer in design, the slightly more expensive Dry:Soon Drying Pod is fan-powered and circulates warm air to dry clothing within the zip-closed cover However, its larger drying space does make the Minky Sure Dri Heat Pod Drying System one of the best heated airers we've come across for drying larger items like towels and sheets; items you'd struggle to fit into the JML DriBUDDi and Dry:Soon Drying Pod. And, drying times were a lot faster than with a standard tiered heated airer, like the Dry:Soon 3-Tier Heated Airer and a huge improvement on a winged heated airer.

Key specs – Open dimensions: 152 x 71.5 x 45cm (HWD); Closed dimensions: 152 x 71.5 x 45cm (HWD); Drying capacity: 10kg of clothing; Weight: 4.6kg; Guarantee: 3 years; Wattage: 1,200W I hope you have found this article helpful in showing you some of the great options out there and I hope it has helped answer any questions you may have had. The DriBUDDi can also hold more washing, offering space for 18 coat hangers as opposed to the Dry:Soon Drying Pod's capacity for just 12 items. Both models require clothes to be spread out evenly so that the weight of the washing is well distributed for stability, but when clothes weren't well positioned, we found this model the more stable of the two on its feet.If you wish to return your bulky item to Robert Dyas, you can do so by the following method: 1. Request a Collection via Robert Dyas Customer Services Yes, a heated airer warm the room up a little, especially if you're using it in a smaller room. However, we'd recommend trying to use your heated airer in the largest room possible as your washing will release moisture as it dries, and more space means the air has more room to circulate which will speed up drying times further. How can I speed up the drying time of a heated clothes airer? So, if you’re after a savvy laundry drying solution that can be cheaper to run than a tumble dryer (or putting the heating on), and speedier than air drying, look no further than a heated clothes airer.

They are much cheaper to run compared to a tumble dryer. Of course, this does depend on the wattage with 250 watts costing around 4-5p per hour. Can you leave heated clothes Airer on overnight?Although there are affordable heated airers to be found, investing in the best heated clothes airers on the market doesn't usually come cheap.

This fan-powered heated clothes airer circulates warm air within its zip-up cover to dry washing in super fast times. When winter comes around and hanging your clothes outside to dry is no longer an option, the best heated clothes airers can be a laundry lifesaver. Taking a simple concept that’s been around for centuries and adding a mains-powered heating element is a simple solution to an evergreen problem, and it can potentially save you money on your energy bills to boot.If you compare how much it costs to use a heated airer to how much it costs to run a tumble drier then you should be pleasantly surprised, although exact energy use depends on the make and model of each, and how much and what type of washing you're drying.