🌿 Honey-Can-Do Wooden Laundry Drying Rack: Efficient and Sustainable Air Drying Solution Review

This thing broke on first use. I had 4 small kitchen rugs from Walmart. Extremely light weight (Walmart has nothing heavy). I carefully placed her on the rungs and one of the side rails broke. I braced it with a strong pole, thinking I could fix it later. When the rugs were dry I was going to fold them and one of the scale rods broke. I thought it was only good for light things but then it broke when I decided to fold it. At least China lives up to its high standards.

Our dryer broke and it took a couple of weeks for a new one to arrive so I bought this rack to even out a load of laundry. It was great and a lot of fun! I place it over a vent to speed up drying. It had quite a bit of laundry if I placed things strategically. Sturdy enough to hold heavy work pants and towels. My new dryer is here, but I still plan to use this rack once it's warm outside for sheets and items I want to air dry. It will most likely be deflated on windy days, so you need to put it

Love it. I use them every week when I wash and one of mine ended up breaking so I ordered it online. After ordering it I was a little nervous about all the bad reviews but decided not to cancel and see for myself. I find it no weaker than any other I've ever had! I mean, they're all pretty skinny. These are dryers. They are only meant to hold wet/wet clothes and this one does just that. After reading the reviews I was expecting something that would hardly fit, but in my opinion it's ok. I'll be

When my roommate moved in with his fiancee, he took the dryer with him. I knew what it looked like and bought it thinking it would be the same. My pros and cons for the dryer. Pros: It can hold a ton of clothes, a lot more once you figure out how to hang whatever you think you can. The wood looks much higher quality than what my roommate got. .Cons: The dowels to hold the post together are not of very good quality, after using it twice (opening and closing) at least 3 dowels popped out and had…

Wasn't expecting much. For me, the minimum criterion for a successful product of this kind is that it doesn't fall apart within a week given the cheap materials. It's not like this. It's wobbly but serves its purpose and does exactly what it's supposed to do. However, it annoys me that I can't leave it outside for a decent amount of time to facilitate drying with air, heat and sunlight, because every gust of wind turns your beautiful new clothes dryer into a sailboat sail and you'll be in great

This dryer is made from very light and thin composite wood. While this makes it light, it lacks strength. It's very wobbly and doesn't feel as tight as I've had with other dryers. You really want to limit the weight you put on it. I'd say more than 4-5 pounds of clothing will weigh him down. Each stick is wrapped in a thin sheet of plastic and each is inserted into a hole. Nothing keeps these needles strong. As you can see from the picture I posted, after 4-5 months of light use, the rods no…