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Reddit mentions of LCM Home Fashions 2-Tier Heated Drying Rack Tower Warmer

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LCM Home Fashions 2-Tier Heated Drying Rack Tower Warmer
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2 tiers and folding shelves Heat woolens or delicate by hanging or lay flatColor options: Brushed chrome Materials: Aluminum frame, chrome-plated finishLightweight and easy to move Reaches 122-degrees Fahrenheit Volts: 110-120VUL approved 39 Inch high x 28.75 Inch wide x 29.5 Inch long and folds into a depth of 3 Inch
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ColorChrome Finish
Height39 Inches
Length29.5 Inches
Weight14 Pounds
Width28.75 Inches
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u/LoomaHome ยท 2 pointsr/ApartmentDesign

Well, there are some options.

  1. You could invest in a good heated clothes drying rack (example, but there are more). They'd be less expensive than an electric dryer, almost certainly, though it'd still take a while to dry clothes. You could at least dry most of your "hanging out"/"casual" clothes on it, then save money by drying fewer clothes at the laundromat.

  2. You could get a tiny washing machine that's manual (hand-cranked), and do much of your laundry there. Here's an example, but research "off-grid clothes washing" and you'll probably get a lot of recommendations.

  3. Electric dryers use a TON of electricity, just FYI, but if you decide to go that route, just know that buying used is probably your cheapest bet. Especially if you live near a college town, watch for used dryer to be sold near the end of the semester. Chances are high that some senior is graduating and moving across the country, and doesn't want to take their dryer with them and needs to move out quickly, so you can probably find a bargain. (Like, under $150.)