Get ready for the changing season with our range of chainsaws designed to tackle all your autumn jobs. A winged heated clothes airer is generally the most affordable option, and will still speed up drying times compared to a non-heated airer. As with all of these airers, it arrives assembled - so all you need to do is simply fold it out, plug it in and switch it on. The sturdy, aluminium frame provides six rungs to hang washing on, and the design can handle heavy items without buckling.

It’s particularly useful for shirts and blouses, since being able to hang T-shirts in this way means they dry straight with minimal creases, meaning less ironing.And find out what our head heated airers tester reckons in answer to the question: 'Are heated airers worth it? Consider what available floor space you have whilst still being able to open doors and manouevre around it safely. Testers liked the fact you can lie clothes flat in the middle and found it easy to fit a load of washing on.

Again, this isn’t a conventional airer, but the pod design dries more than the Aerative above, as there’s room within to hang up to 12 garments. Key specs – Open dimensions: 140 x 73 x 68cm (HWD); Closed dimensions: 140 x 73 x 10cm (HWD); Drying space: 21 metres; Weight: 4. Most heated clothes airers are also foldable or can be dismantled, so they can be tucked neatly inside a cupboard or behind furniture when not in use. One of Lakeland's bestselling heated clothes airers, this model has a 15kg drying capacity, but lacks a few useful features compared to the 'Deluxe', including slightly awkward crossbar supports which make clothes hanging more fiddly and get in the way of draping larger items.cotton) load, but establishing which are the most stable, easiest to put up and have the most drying space for their footprint. Due to this, we would strongly advise against pre-booking/making payment for third party trades to build/install your item until you are in receipt of and have inspected the goods. But this is still notably quicker than a traditional airer – for reference, our experts tested these dryers in summer and found a well-spun load of clothes on an unheated clothes airer took six and a half hours to dry. Other than that, this option remains a bestseller for good reason, making an easy job of drying up to 15kg of wet washing on its 21 metres of drying space, and folds up easily when not in use; just lacking the clips to keep it compacted and the plug stowaway that the deluxe version includes.