Igenix IGHA01220S Winged Electric Heated Clothes Airer & Cover, Foldable Aluminium Indoor Clothes Drier Rack, Holds Up to 15kg of Washing, Includes Cover for Energy Efficient Drying

It performs well and is easier to store than I’d imagined (the sides fold up and clips hold the sides in place; it has feet which fold away too). I’m glad I bought an airer with a cover like this one has because the clothes dry that much faster. The only down side is that the controls (timer and heat selector) are right at the base on one of the legs, so you have to get on your hands and knees to change/set these, and it’s a bit awkward! Overall though, I’m very pleased I bought it.

For those rainy days this heated air drier is a great alternative. Much cheaper to use than a tumble drier and holds up to 30 kgs of spun dry clothes. There are 6 individual hinged shelves that can be raised and feet that swing inwards for easy storage. Duration can be set from 1-9 hours and temperature up to 70 degrees. 2 year warranty and current costs are about 6p per hour. Plastic tent cover helps keep the heat in during use. Only downside is that the control for temperature and time is low down on one of the legs so switch on and adjustment involves bending down.

I actually purchased a different more expensive heated clothes horse for myself and bought this one for my mum. We swapped and I much prefer this one. I find the clothes dry better if you lay them flat on top so I alternate the clothes until they are all fully dried - doesn't take long. Also having the cover really helps retain heat and helps dry the clothes quickly. The only reason I have given it 4 stars is because it is quite difficult to put up (too stiff) but otherwise very happy.

Sending this back. It's been on two days and the clothes are still damp. I read these reviews that even said things like it even heats the room. It doesn't imo.

Bought this in the lead up for winter. The build is pretty sturdy, although the bars are too close together. It heats well. The problem starts when you put the cover on, and it doesn't go all the way to the floor so there's no heat seal. This means that your clothes are only drying where the bars are and you constantly have to play tetris with each piece and move them onto the bars. Just taken me 24 hours of constant moving washing around to get one small load dry. Honestly not worth your money. I'd go for something more expensive that actually works.

Bought this for my son and daughter in law as they had just had a baby. It is really good, works excellent, cheap to run and has saved loads of money trying to keep on top of all the drying with a child.

Took too long to dry during the night and into the next day. Did a smaller load yesterday through the nt and this morning nearly dry. I’ll keep trying and hopefully get it resolved. The biggest test will be my electric bill and see if it’s running near 9pence a hour. Don’t have a smart meter yet but waiting to be installed will keep u informed

Excellent, low running costs. So can keep on for hours, takes plenty washing, need to turn cloths now and again but no problem doing this, good cover, and keeps room snug wherever ever you put it