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Things need care, espe­cial­ly after wash­ing. Clothes, bed­ding, some­thing else — you need to dry thor­ough­ly. The best clothes dry­ers in 2022 will help to do this. Kom­so­mol­skaya Prav­da will tell you which ones to choose.

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1. Vileda Floor Mixer 4

Beau­ti­ful fold­able design that can be put in a con­ve­nient place in the house. The dry­er has hold­ers for small items, you can move it with the help of spe­cial wheels. The mod­el has 4 lev­els and 4 dry­ing zones. Accord­ing to users, it does not take up much space and is very sta­ble. You can place every­thing here — both under­wear and a vari­ety of clothes.

Main characteristics

Accom­mo­da­tion	floor
Design	fold­ing
Hous­ing mate­r­i­al	met­al
Num­ber of lev­els	four
Num­ber of dry­ing zones	four
rods	met­al
Work­ing length	40 m
Pecu­liar­i­ties	hang­er brack­ets, wheels, hold­er for small items

Pros and cons

Takes up lit­tle space, sta­ble

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2. Leifheit wall mounted Telegant Plus 100

Accord­ing to the man­u­fac­tur­er, this is a wall-mount­ed fold­ing hang­er for dry­ing clothes in the bath­room, kitchen or on the bal­cony. The mod­el is dis­tin­guished by its ver­sa­til­i­ty and qual­i­ty. She has 8 plas­tic strings, each of which is 100 cm long. They with­stand 1 stan­dard wash­ing machine load after wash­ing and spin­ning — 4.5 kg of the orig­i­nal linen. The device is secure­ly attached to the wall, it is made of heavy-duty plas­tic.

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3. Artex ceiling sliding All Stain 1000

Inter­est­ing ceil­ing pat­tern. The design moves apart, the height can be adjust­ed to the lev­els that seem con­ve­nient to you. From the ceil­ing, the dry­er drops to 100 cm, ris­es to 30 cm. The max­i­mum load is very good. You can dry up to 30 kg of laun­dry. Users note the reli­a­bil­i­ty of the design and its func­tion­al­i­ty.

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4. Gimi Floor Extension

Reli­able, high-qual­i­ty mod­el, floor type. It moves apart and the size can be trans­formed to the one that will be con­ve­nient for the own­ers. The dry­er has spe­cial wheels, and there is also a hold­er for small items. It is easy to dis­as­sem­ble and assem­ble. Bed linen can be dried due to the retractable cross­bar, which is also a big plus.

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5. MIE Floor Branzi

Expen­sive mod­el made from appro­pri­ate mate­ri­als. The struc­ture is fold­able. The height can be adjust­ed. For the con­ve­nience of users, there are wheels and a hold­er for small items. The case in the dry­ers is com­bined — made of met­al and plas­tic. A big bonus is that the design will take up lit­tle space, but you can place a lot of things there.

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6. Liana wall-ceiling metal 2.3 m

For those who do not want to fork out for a dry­er, this mod­el is also suit­able. It can be installed both on the wall and on the ceil­ing. The liana design is a mod­ern alter­na­tive to a clothes­line. She assem­bles eas­i­ly. Things are hung on 5 met­al rods. You can con­trol the length your­self — with the help of a fas­ten­ing rope, the short­er, the clos­er to the ceil­ing.

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7. Gochu floor standing Badoogi Premium

Fold­ing mod­el, pop­u­lar with cus­tomers. The dry­er caus­es a lot of dis­cus­sion and most of the reviews are pos­i­tive. This machine holds a lot of very dif­fer­ent clothes — there will be room even after two wash­es! The design is well thought out. The height of the slats can be adjust­ed, there are hooks for under­wear. You can move the device using spe­cial wheels.

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8. Nika floor 18 m

A sim­ple floor dry­er. It is easy to use and folds com­pact­ly. In your apart­ment, such a unit will not take up much space. The device can be placed on the bal­cony, or you can place it in the room. Accord­ing to the man­u­fac­tur­ers, the mod­el is equipped with fold­ing flaps for dry­ing clothes in full length. The design has spe­cial plas­tic fas­ten­ers at the base of the racks that do not scratch the floor.

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9. Ginger cat electric outdoor 7.5 m HT-800

You will need an out­let to oper­ate this dry­er. It is con­ve­nient to use it espe­cial­ly after turn­ing off the heat­ing and in wet weath­er. Linen is hung on thick rods. The mod­el is easy to fold and does its job quick­ly. Users rate it pos­i­tive­ly, not­ing func­tion­al­i­ty and effi­cien­cy.

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10. Timo wall mounted exhaust 150075/00

Unusu­al, wall-mount­ed slid­ing dry­er. The cord is made of durable braid­ed mate­r­i­al. For the con­ve­nience of users, there are fas­ten­ers. The mate­ri­als are of good qual­i­ty. It is con­ve­nient to hang clothes, the length can be set to what is con­ve­nient for your room. Work­ing length — 3 meters.

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How to choose a clothes dryer

Before you buy your­self such a design, you need to under­stand — what exact­ly do you need? After all, such a prod­uct has its own nuances. How to choose a clothes dry­er, Kom­so­mol­skaya Prav­da told expe­ri­enced house­wife Tama­ra Sazono­va. She names the fol­low­ing points among the main ones.

Accommodation

Before buy­ing, con­sid­er the area of ​​your house, your apart­ment. Where would you like to place the dry­er? How much space do you have for it? Is there a bal­cony Accord­ing­ly, after that, already decide what size mod­el you need, and where you place it. There are floor dry­ers — you can put them every­where, they look like a table. There are floor mod­els in the form of a spi­ral, fold­ing, slid­ing — as you like. The main thing is that it should be easy to assem­ble and dis­as­sem­ble.

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Wall-mount­ed dry­ers are con­ve­nient for a bal­cony or bath­room, although, in prin­ci­ple, they can also be attached any­where. This mod­el is attached to the walls on both sides. Between the fas­ten­ers there are rods on which clothes are hung. There are also dry­ers that are locat­ed only on one wall. There are sev­er­al rods respon­si­ble for dry­ing.

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Ceil­ing dry­ers are installed from above, under the ceil­ing. They are con­sid­ered com­fort­able, because linen does not take up much space and does not inter­fere with walk­ing around the room. This design is also installed, as a rule, on the bal­cony.

Remained in prac­tice and ordi­nary clothes­line. And there are also spe­cial large dry­ers for the street. Here it is impor­tant to under­stand that no one will steal your things, that the ter­ri­to­ry where they will dry is guard­ed and sus­pi­cious per­sons do not walk there.

Design

It’s more of a mat­ter of pref­er­ence here. Allo­cate slid­ing, fold­ing dry­ers and “liana”. Slid­ing mod­els can be moved apart in dif­fer­ent ways, for exam­ple, “accor­dion”, up or down. Fold­ing — unfold in dif­fer­ent direc­tions. The “liana” has spe­cial rods that descend or rise to the ceil­ing. We often see these on the bal­cony.

Type of

Stan­dard dry­ers are best placed next to the bat­tery or in a room with low humid­i­ty. This way they get the job done faster. There are dry­ers that are pow­ered by elec­tric­i­ty — with them, wet clothes dry faster. These are con­ve­nient in win­ter, when not every­thing fits on bat­ter­ies. But keep in mind — you can only put it next to the out­let. And it is advis­able to fol­low her if there are chil­dren in the house. Regard­ing place­ment options, let’s say that electrics can also be wall, floor or ceil­ing.

materials

It is impor­tant to pur­chase a reli­able mod­el. Dry­ers are made of alu­minum, steel, plas­tic and wood. Wood­en ones look good. But they do not like mois­ture, so they must be cov­ered with a spe­cial com­pound. Alu­minum dry­ers are not the most expen­sive, but quite frag­ile. Dry­ers made of steel are stronger, but more expen­sive and heav­ier. Met­al is the most com­mon type of dry­er today, but ask: what is it? And see for your­self how strong the design visu­al­ly looks. It is bet­ter to hang not the heav­i­est laun­dry on plas­tic dry­ers — they are rel­a­tive­ly frag­ile.

Functions

Choose high-qual­i­ty, func­tion­al mod­els. Wheels, hold­ers for small items — all this will not be super­flu­ous. And start from how many things you need to dry. Capac­i­ty is usu­al­ly shown in terms of weight.

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