BLACK+DECKER 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer with Cover & Wheels, 300W

Really pleased with it so far . With the cover in place , it gets surprisingly warm , and dries clothes well . It seems sturdy enough , and should prove durable . A fraction of the cost of running a tumble drier too !

Really pleased with this airer. Lots of space to hang your clothes and quite sturdy. When using the heat setting with the cover it gets washing dry quickly. Was fairly easy to set up, but make sure you read the instructions for the cover. Easy to store and good length power cord.

Great airer, very lightweight but a little flimsy. Could be improved if it had a timer but otherwise works really well.

Absolutely love this! I had been struggling with drying my washing during the winter months to the extent that I was reluctant to wash stuff as it would be all over the house and would dry crispy/hard. I had been reading about electric airers for quite a while but finally decided to take the plunge over christmas. I am sooo glad that I did! It is large, so you can't really hide it when it's in use (I fold it and hide it behind a curtain after use) but it dries my washing beautifully. I bought the cover as well as this seemed to be what users were advising and I can't get over how soft and pliable my washing is after it's dried! It certainly isn't a quick fix like an actual dryer but I can leave stuff overnight and it is usually dry by morning. Towels, clothes, jumpers - everything. One of my best purchases ever.

Hi one of bars a bent so not clipping in

Received and delivered with care. So far, this sturdy easy to use heated drier is doing the job. Not so sure about thin metal rods used for cover

Tiny plastic component broke and 2nd shelf has completely collapsed as a result. Might excuse this for a cheaper product but for £119 I’d expect better durability. Power switch also started having issues after a couple of weeks, has to be smashed hard to turn on

This was a hard product to rate. It does what it's supposed to for the most part but not in a very successful way. Some positives, it's heated and it distributes its heat well, it's fairly sturdy, enough at least to hold a decent sized load of clothes effectively, and it folds up pretty compactly. It's still quite large though so you may want to measure the space you think you'd store it. It's about the size of a large door when collapsed. It's biggest weakness is its really cheap construction. When you are collapsing it you have to turn the "shelves" in a particular direction and they don't all turn in the same direction. If you are careful and good at remembering which direction to turn them you'll probably be fine but I turned the middle shelf the wrong direction with barely any force and it snapped off where it was connected to the frame. I didn't feel any resistance when doing that, so the plastic is pretty weak. There are arrows on the plastic part of the frame that tell you which direction to turn them but they are really hard to see, just molded into the plastic (so the exact same color as the plastic they are molded into) and I didn't even notice them until looking at where it broke. Even after it snapped the thing still works, I just have to not put much weight on the middle shelf. Be careful in using it, it's pretty fragile.