Trying to decide between this and the Madison Mills drying rack. Any suggestions? Space seems equivalent but this has more line space..?
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I love this one. It folds together completely to hide in a closet when we have guests, but LOTS of room to hang everything - more room than I need for the three people in my household.
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I myself would much rather purchase this one, I love mine! It has so much space for drying clothes. I wouldn't use anything else after buying it. :)
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I have one of those grass themed drying racks for bottles and such and I hang my shields on the tree that goes with the rack. That way you can avoid getting water spots.
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How deep is the drying board? It is difficult to tell from the pictures if it is flat or if it is several inches deep. Thanks in advance!
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I just saw a dehydrator on ebay with stainless steel shelves for $269 with free shipping. It is STX DEHYDRA 1200W - XLS 10 TRAY COMMERCIAL 100% STAINLESS FOOD DEHYDRATOR. I think they are on there quite frequently. I, too, am looking for a good dehydrator, and the reviews on this Amazon one are the best I have seen. I have seen a lot of review on the ones with stainless steel trays and they apparently are NOISY. I have a small house and don't want a ton of noise, which is one of the reasons this one on Amazon appealed to me, but the plastic trays are a definite drawback. I think I will keep looking a bit longer, but I may end up going with this one, plastic or not. :-)
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We did add an extra piece of wood in between the big shelve and small shelve to make sure when we placed the tile and bottles it would sag.. Like I said. if you have lots of bottles of shampoo and bath wash. I would go with the one with the 2 big shelves.. Hope this helps..
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I haven't noticed if that tells you something...it never overflows and it would not be something I could see without popping the green bottom part off. The bottles and parts mostly air dry from my experience and there wouldn't be a need in my opinion to fuss with water build up in the bottom except maybe every few months-- if you wanted to, at that. This is a great rack for our needs and low maintenance.
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If you use skinny bottles, like gerber, you can fit 6-7 on the top 8 long ones and if you use wide diameter bottles likeTommie then it's a max of 4-6 on the too tall ones. The short pegs in front are the same. I had to go with a round drying rack because I couldn't did everything on this one
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The accordion wooden one is much smaller. This one takes up a four foot diameter space. Since it was only my son and I, we actually set it up in the dining room during the winter. A full load would dry overnight. I like it because it's tall enough to fit sheets and jeans.
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If looking for stainless steel, try this one: Ikea Stainless Steel Wall Mounted Laundry Drying Rack, Silver
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drying varies r/t size/length/fabric/temperature and humidity of room etc . I tend to not overlap but have on occasion. one of the best features of this dryer is it does not collapse as the cheaper/flimsy racks do and it saves on utilities. on sunny days I dry outside on the deck then fluff in the dryer. hope this is helpful.
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that's a great idea, but I haven't seen it offered. I hang clothes on my unit and bought a hanging rod, however there isn't quite enough room to hand two rows of clothes and I really don't use it :( Love the unit though, I purchased two of them. I use pretty wicker baskets for the top shelf, it's very sturdy.
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I own the larger 40" size. Mine has eight drying rails as opposed to five . That is the difference.
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This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine. This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine.
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True, you have to fold your towels to get them to fit on the rack. The good news is that even when folded the towel(s) dry very quickly and evenly. Even when towels overlap it's not an issue. I own one and don't have a complaint about it
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I love the dryer. It holds a lot of clothing. I just collapsed it (took just a few seconds). Lying down it's only 3.5" off the floor and it's 42" long and 24" wide. There are two levers that hold up the wings so they don't collapse. The drying rack is useful too, not just for sweaters - you can even just lay a bunch of socks on it.
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I can get 10 shirts on there with no problem. If you are drying smaller items you can get a lot more on there. I have never felt like it doesn't hold a lot. I do hang dry all my shirts.
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Difficult to answer because most all of them are staggered so none but one are directly under the other. I measured the distance of that single one and it is 5 1/2". HOWEVER, as I said all the others are staggered and anywhere between 12" and 13" and even more. I really like this drying rack because of its ability to hold so many clothes. Good luck.