Airer Deals & Offers

How about this MANGLE? £90 outlay & never pay any leccy on it. Also, times were happier back then . . . :{ https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Ewbank-Mangle-Table-975K-/153076455063

The tumble dryer works out a lot more expensive to dry the clothes. We do use a tumble dryer a little bit, but chuck the things that you don't want creases on in thr tumble dryer and then hang the socks/pants etc that don't need ironing in front of the dehumidifier and once that's done take the stuff out the tumble dryer (still damp, but it's knocked the creases out) and hang it on hangers in front of the dehumidifier. This way we never need to iron (I thought this would not work when people told us about it, but it actually does).

As mentioned above either use a tumble dryer that will remove the water and vent it outside or into an internal container or use a dehumidifier that will remove moisture from the surrounding air and draw the dampness out of the clothes. The dehumidifier works like when you're on holiday in a dry heat country and you don't sweat as much because your moisture is drawn from you into the surrounding dry air, if you visit a humid hot country you sweat and the moisture can't be be drawn away as easily so you end up dripping wet.

Yes you're missing something ... your link to the tumble dryer for sale at £29.97

Thanks OP, going to get one for work, will come in handy to get my clothes dry for when I cycle to work in the rain

Thanks a lot for pointing out.

This is back at £15 now, don’t forget to use with Amex offer!

I think this is a bit of a swindle describing it as 21m as that includes the hanger hooks at the top (annoyed)

£19.99 on eBay

And me :(

Available in store as well, tagged as 22 but scanning at £15

I've had one for years. Still looks as good as new. Essential kit

£15 is the usual price. Asda prob just put it up last month to then put it on "sale". I have one that cost me £15 a few years ago, agree they're sturdy.

£14 at Tesco St Rollox Glasgow few days ago

Thanks OP is this instore also?

Thanks OP. Picked on up from Harrow. 4 left on shop floor for anyone interested.

You are right no point to spend £8-10 for cheaper ones they are rubbish. Minky is very good and for that price is a bargain. I bought last year from amazon for 15 when it was on offer

I picked one of these the other day at this price. So far, it seems more sturdy than the "cheaper" makes and I like the fact that it has clips that pull out for hanging shirts etc...

I much prefer living in a warmer climate where there's no need to dry clothes indoors due to the cr*p weather outside 😋

Good deal, but much prefer having a wooden one - they look nicer and clothes don’t get as many creases. Can find them from about £15 on eBay (angel)

Very similar in Pound Stretcher for £1.99 in case anyone’s interested

says ' no stock ' on line ... Can you do an online stock check of local stores ?? ( I can't see the option )

Am not going to knock the OP's post but we own 2 airers and this one we don't think is as good as the Dunelm one at £10. As I said, not gonna knock his post because too many folk like to bicker and in turn that may make posters retract from posting up some great positive deals. Hence, then we all then lose out in time. https://www.dunelm.com/product/white-deluxe-3-tier-airer-1000008075

we use ours outside on sunnier days but we don't leave them outside all the time, we store them in the utility :)

lol thanks been looking for one for my daughter for uni tnxs :o

Question - I normally use these airers outside, but I see it advertised everywhere as an inside thing.... Am I doing something wrong? I got the wilko ones last year but they are breaking down as we speak.... I don't want those horrible rotary ones, I want something that I can quickly bring inside when it's raining? Advice please!

Ordered! Great price! Thanks OP

So true and it amazes me people who don’t ventilate. Moist air cost more to heat and is breeding ground for germs

Same and I can't believe what a huge difference it makes. Cheaper than running a tumble dryer too.

Maybe they are flimsy if you wear super obese size clothing. Lol

lol what can you say ...... some you win .... la.la.la (strong)

You've really got your knickers in a twist over this post, haven't you!? ;)

omg really....................

Ideal to dampen up your rooms (cheeky)