White Foldable Laundry Rack for Air Drying Clothing - Amazon Basics - 41.8 x 29.5 x 14.5 inches Review

I bought one of these and the only good thing I can say about it is that it was shipped quickly. When I opened the box, there were two crossbars on the way. I was able to straighten one, the other broke when I tried to straighten it. I don't know if it happened upon delivery. It was a good box with no damage or happened in the packaging anyway I'm out of the dryer. This is a thin thing that towels won't fit in, let alone jeans. Piece of shit.

Just received today and even better than I expected. This was bought to be used to dry diapers and other baby items. It holds at least 28 cloth diapers and 23 pads (pictured) with plenty of room. It came assembled and all I had to do was take it out of the box and plastic, unwrap it and voila! Best of all, it's compact enough to fit in our apartment's laundry room/pantry, or it can be folded and stored away or taken with you.

That wasn't an ad. I was expecting a strong one, but got something so hard it was barely unbent at first. When I started connecting the ends, they turned out to be uneven so the left and right edges don't meet (see photo). Unfortunately, this is another disappointing Revain supplier that I'm crossing off my list. Now I have to waste time going back and making my way to the big store. It definitely detracts from the convenience of online shopping! I hope my review will save someone else from…

I rarely write reviews but this product was terrible. I had the last dryer for about 15 years. It was wooden and hard. We gave it to one of our kids so we needed a new one. It's just my husband and I and we are very careful and hang up sensitive things for him once a week. The bars started to come loose. No matter what I did, I couldn't get them all in. I put one in, the other fell out. Many screws have come loose. The husband is an engineer, looked and said it was junk and ordered a new one! I

This design is a significant improvement over the previous (more plastic) generation design. My complaint about this design was that the top shelf didn't have a secure locking mechanism to lock it; Every time you barely kicked the ground or pushed it, it collapsed. This has a positive locking mechanism so when locked it is rigid. In other words, it's stable. The only minor complaint is that the stems are a bit shorter than I'd like, but that's a matter of personal preference. If like me you…

This is a piece of junk that arrived rusty with the plastic ends already broken off at the sharp 'chrome' tubes. It's unnecessarily wobbly, and if you walk on the floor with your sweaters and towels drying, the whole thing can topple over. This is the pathetically poor work of one of the most powerful, wealthy and resourceful companies in the world. I've used probably a dozen of these from different companies when I've been traveling and living in houses that don't have electric dryers. Given…

When they say it's light, they're not kidding. The lowest downward force has the cruciform parts, which curve and fold towards the ground. More than 5 to 10 pounds and it starts breaking. I was hoping to cover it with floor mats (one at a time) to make them easier to clean and dry. But he can't even stand 4 pairs of wet blue jeans without bending down. There's no way I can throw a 10 or 15 pound wet carpet at him. While it can be suitable for slightly wet items, it doesn't hold enough clothes…

I was very happy to get this beautiful dryer as it saves space in my small house. I've had many different styles of shelving over the years and am particularly happy to have a shelf that doesn't absorb moisture and stains (like wood) and doesn't rust (like many metal shelves). But there was a problem that was not warned about in any review I saw when I bought it almost a year ago. HE RELEASES! Well, if you are a person with unlimited patience and can spend endless time returning one bar while…

I bought this dryer a little over 2 years ago and it kept breaking down and now I'm buying a new dryer and trying to decide if it it's easier to just swap it out for another cheap one and repeat the cycle or buy a more expensive one (of course I could buy a more expensive one the first time for what I'm going to pay now anyway). Racks fall out one by one. You then have to align them while holding them together with the rest of the rack as they won't stand upright until they are brought together