HOMZ Sweater, Delicates, Swimsuit, 3 Tier Drying Surface, 10Lb Capacity Hanging Dryer, Grey, Set of 1

This is a great rack for drying sweaters or clothing that can't go in the dryer. It has three large tiers that are made of a sturdy white mesh. The straps are attached to the outside (front and back) of the rack, so it's very stable, even with heavy, wet sweaters on it. It comes with two plastic S-hooks, so you can hang it from any shower-curtain rod, or a closet rod, or even a spring-loaded curtain rod. (Place a towel underneath to catch any drips---especially if you have hardwood floors or carpet that might be damaged from dripping water.)I looked at the drying rack that hangs from the back of your laundry room door, but every door in our house is 10-12 feet tall, which means the rack would be so high up, I wouldn't be able to reach it. (I'm only 5'3".) That's why I ordered this one instead---you can hang it anywhere. I didn't want to use our guest bathtub to dry all my sweaters, so I cleared some space in our walk-in closet and hung the rack in there. It's still a bit higher up than I would like---I have a hard time placing sweaters on the top tier, but it's not their fault I'm so short! When you're not using it, you can collapse the tiers into one flat layer, and stick it behind the closet door. You might even be able to fold it back up, the way it was shipped---like a collapsible windshield sun-shade. (Oh, and be careful when you first unpack it! It pops open like a sun-shade, so if you aren't careful, it could smack you in the face.)It's a lot sturdier than I expected. The description says it only holds ten pounds and I wasn't sure how heavy all my wet sweaters would be. But when I loaded it up, it didn't show any signs of strain---the mesh barely dipped under the weight of my heaviest sweater! So it'll hold a lot more than you think. It's bigger than I expected, too. I wear a size medium, and I was able to fit a bulky sweater on each tier, going sideways, or two smaller sweaters on each tier, turned the other way. If your clothes are small and you don't mind crowding, you might be able to fit three knit tops (not sweaters) on each rack. Also, there are small hooks on the underside of the rack's lowest tier, which could probably be used for hanging delicate items, like lingerie. Or, perhaps you could attach a second rack underneath. I don't know for sure, but that seems feasible.All in all, I'm extremely satisfied with this product. It works great and it's well-built, so I've no complaints. Five stars! Recommended for anyone who needs a place to dry sweaters or knit tops that can't go in the dryer. Perfect for those who are trying to save energy by drip-drying their clothes, or for those who do a lot of hand-washing.

I really wanted these specifically because you can connect up to three which is the perfect length for a single normal door in my house.The hooks that come with them are very nice and would work perfectly for a bar. These hooks do not work on doors. However, I purchased cheap door hooks and the system hangs perfectly on them!I haven't dried anything on them yet but I did tug/pull down on them and they seem like they'll hold up well.I'm also able to hang them side by side on double doors for anything long like dresses that need to be dried flat.They come with a nice draw string net bag to fold them up to store, but they also can be flattened against the door (see picture) so I'll probably just leave them hanging on the back of the closet door out of sight when not in use.

Overall, this is a good product. It folds up into a compact pouch and is fulfilling my need for a drying rack for sweaters. The only drawbacks are that there isn't much room to get clothing into the bottom two areas, especially when you have heavy wet clothing. Also, since this is such a lightweight product, with you get two wet men's sweaters on the bottom two areas, the top area starts to buckle when you try to put something on the top. I was able to counter that issue by having the arms of the sweater hang off the sides to give it extra weight where it was needed. Overall, I'm happy with the product and my purchase.

I’ve had this product about nine months, and I just ordered a second one to try out the double decker feature.After nine months, the first one is still going strong, with an important caveat: After a few months I stopped folding it regularly. Unfolding it was always an adventure (I would point it away from me and anything breakable, and then quickly pull back my fingers and let it pop open on the floor), and then one day while trying to fold it the metal was more resistant than usual. It was still doable, but I got the impression that it was going to end up warped and not last much longer if I kept doing this. To be fair though, I did not try to continue folding it, so my premonition could’ve been completely inaccurate.I still give it full marks because this has not affected how I use it at all, and it is still very helpful and used once a week or more. Instead of folding it, I came up with a different storage system, by hanging a mesh drawstring laundry bag that I already had lying around from a hanger in my closet. Instead of twisting this product into a small loop, I neatly place the three tiers on top of each other, and insert all three into the laundry bag. It now hangs flat in my closet along with my other clothes and takes up very little space.I have hung it from my shower rods, from an over the door closet rod that I bought separately a long time ago, and from a clothesline that I hang in the middle of my apartment. It has worked perfectly in all three locations. Someone who uses clotheslines outdoors might have an issue, because I imagine the wind would knock items off of it, but it’s perfect for my studio apartment in the middle of Chicago.

This was exactly what I was looking for! I needed a place to dry my sweaters without them getting stretched out or mildewy. The mesh allows garments to dry quickly, and the shelves are large enough to fit two small sweaters laying flat. They are also very sturdy; I was able to dry six medium-weight sweaters on just one rack. The only issue I found is that it is near impossible to get them back in the bag. But since the shelves are so thin, they are not hard to store, even without folding them. I am not sure whether I trust the plastic hook that comes with them, since I was putting a lot of weight on the shelves. But this was not an issue either, since I just hooked the unit on a couple metal hangers.