Can I use this as a drying rack as well?
854654
absolutely. we leave towels on the cross bars and hang other items on the uprights but you can remove towels to get more warm surfaces. Or lay things over the towels but that will take a bit more time. We do turn it off after the towels are dry.
918935
It hook on the middle rack, where I unhook it to have to collapse, but picking it up on the top bar would probably work just as well. It's build so sturdy and is so heavy (made in the USA!) that there wouldn't be an issue folding it up either way. I expect the drying rack to last a lifetime. Thinking about getting another one.
211732
can be filled with full sized towels or jeans with no problem. still put hangers on the end bars too. have been very satisfied with this - especially the shirt hanger on the top. also great for drying sweaters flat on the sides.
3596
Aida, I tried using the drying rack with one side. This won't work, but it will work with just the top. Unless you had some way to keep one side anchored, the rack will tip over with only one wing open. Hope this helps.
468301
Yes. But make sure you wring out as much water as possible and hang it up on a clothes hanger. Place the hanger where air can circulate around it overnight . It wouldn't hurt to use a portable hair dryer on it to remove the excess moisture.
472669
No it won't work, it's not sturdy and there is no lining that u can take out and clean. So if it gets damp there is no way of drying it
2100972
You probably could...seems pretty durable, but I wouldn't do it on a regular basis. It's fully lined with that cooler-plastic inside, so I just use dish soap, hot water, and a towel to dry.
2066430
Sure, I guess you could but it is solid, like putting dishes/glasses on the counter so I don't know how the inside of the glasses could dry quickly without air circulation.
47561
Hey yes I would think so - good construction.. but its meant to dry delicate garments and sweaters to dry w/o hanger marks by using the mesh top
882524
I'm not sure what you are asking? If it is the space itself that is a fixed space so you can cool other items like muffins, or cake layers. I've used it for both but mostly I use the rack to dry Royal icing flowers. I hope this helped. I like the rack because it saves space and I use it a lot.
2153881
Probably, at least on the top rack. The lid might be best left out, however, since it houses the string, which would be more difficult to dry than plastic parts if it gets wet. I, like others here, simply rinse the three components as needed. Most of the time, all that is needed is a thorough drying, accomplished by leaving it upside down in the rack or loosely assembled in the cabinet.
1626308
I use this to hang up wet towels after I've used them to shower with and I have not found any damage to the racks or items. I believe it is safe to use for the purposes you have in mind!
337290
I don't think it will......this is a great rack, but wet beach towels are so heavy I wouldn't think it could hold them.....I use it for drying delicates, sweaters and even two pairs of jeans, but it is of a very light weight construction.t
1002786
Yes. I use it in my bathroom and store my towels and other items on it. You can use it anyway you choose. It's sturdy.
996430
Looking for rack to dry large, small-mouth water bottles. Will this work? Thanks.
991111
yes these bars are too thick for that, I don't dry clothes on it only towels. If you want to dry clothes on a rack I'd recommend the metal racks (that has a protective plastic coating) that fold out. Those are great for drying clothes.
1302258
Yes, we have used it for drying both jeans and shirts at the same time, plus it still has space for shoes, etc.