Honey-Can-Do Heavy-Duty Foldable Laundry Drying Rack – Portable Shoes & Clothes Rack for Indoor & Outdoor Use, Space-Saving Design, Easy to Fold Gullwing Design, Sturdy Metal, 50lb. Capacity, White

I’ve had this 3 years and it continues to be my go to. I’ve moved and it fits somewhere nicely and hidden no matter where I live because it folds up so well. It holds all my clothes most of the time unless I’ve waited a month to do my laundry haha. I like the lower rack for delicates and will use it for lay flat to dry laundry. You can use it fully folded out or only halfway if you need it to be smaller. Cannot recommend highly enough. It obviously takes up some space when open, but that just means there’s room to hang dry everything.

My favorite laundry tool. Holds so much. You can lay sweaters flat, hang clothes on the bars, hang clothes with hangers in the bars, dry shoes, etc. I also use this when I am packing for a trip. I can hang clothes all the way around it with hangers and place folded clothes on the top, shoes on the bottom. Works awesome. It quickly folds up just by grabbing the middle section and pulling it upward. The sides just fold down and it is ready to store. I keep it between my freezer and wall in the laundry room and it is ready to go. I have gifted this item to a few of my friends because I like it so much.

This drying rack is as good as it gets. While it can be rather pricey at times, the price does fluctuate often and so one should attempt to wait it out, if you can. It holds a good amount of clothing and the netting is helpful to place wet clothing on while you hang items or to accommodate small items such as socks. It is easy and quick to assemble and disassemble (that is, not true assembly but rather open or close by folding or unfolding certain parts, respectively).It is very sturdy and won't buckle or shift under any amount of pressure or clothing I've placed on it in months of usage. I made the mistake of buying a cheap rack from elsewhere that was of the x-frame folding design you can get this rack in (while I opted for the clearly superior gullwing design, in terms of capacity) when this was priced over 30% higher than what I purchased my first one for and it is flimsy and has broken apart a couple times, requiring the usage of pliers to push the metal back together. Bottom line, don't skimp out and you'll be handsomely rewarded with convenience and less stress.Paired with Whitmor 6171-844 Clip and Drip Hanger with 26 Clips, one can easily hang all their socks and undergarments with ease while saving the rest of the rack for items that require the full space of the bars to hang dry.

It’s really well built. The issue is that it can’t handle the weight that a full rack of heavier items (long pants, sweaters, denim, items on hangers etc) puts on it. The weight broke the plastic hinge. (Downward pressure of the metal leg inside the plastic hinge put too much stress over time and one day it split and the rod came out.)If I could just order a replacement hinge, I’d give it five stars, because the rest works perfectly, and now I know to be extra careful. Unfortunately, I can’t and now I have to toss the whole thing and buy another in less than 2 years. Aside from the waste of money, I hate that now it’s going to a landfill because it’s not built to last.So in summary, for shirts and light items, this is great. If you do a bunch of clothes or heavier winter clothes etc, look for something with sturdier hinges.

Really quality product. Well made but also really lightweight. Really happy with it!!

Purchased two of these because they were so great - one for me and one for my parents after I told them how great it was.And how can a clothes drying rack be so great you might ask? Especially since it costs a little more than some other clothes racks that are cheaper?The first advantage of this is that it saves you electricity and helps the environment. You can put a small load of clothes on it to dry overnight and usually by the next day they are dry. This extends the life of the clothes as well, saving you even more money. They are also great if you dry a load and have some items that are still a little wet, just throw them on the rack. I even do it if I am in the rain - can put my shoes and coat on it to dry faster.I am in the military and is especially good for my uniform - my boots can dry if its wet and my uniform dries well overnight after washing it. Even better, since it is not beat up in the dryer I really don't have to inspect it for loose strings and tears that can make you look unprofessional in uniform.In addition, it is really good for dress clothes. I just wash them and then hang them on there to dry.My parents also like it because when they wash the dog bed, toys and leashes, they all dry well overnight on the rack.Why is it better than cheaper clothes racks? First, it really utilizes the space available on it very well. There is an area to put shoes, and area to put stuff in the center, and plenty of space to put stuff on the main racks. It also folds up very well to store under a bed or in a closet. It also feels very sturdy compared to some other clothes racks, and even survived two moves, one across the country.

Love this drying rack so much better than my old one and very sturdy Also a lace for a sweater