Washing is the most time-consuming activity from the entire list of household chores. Fortunately, technological progress does not stand still, and now there are automatic washing machines in almost every home. You must admit that this is a great invention with which only the invention of diapers and a dishwasher can be compared to greatness. In any case, this opinion is held by women around the world. However, drying clothes remains a very urgent problem. Here, a clothes dryer can come to the aid of the housewives .
There are quite a few types of this device, for example, wall -mounted drying rack or with ceiling mounts. However, the most common type is a floor dryer, so we will dwell on it in more detail.
All floor dryers are transformer mechanisms that make it possible to make a flat one out of a three-dimensional structure. You can compare this mechanism with the device of the ironing board, when the legs are removed and the board can be hidden in any cabinet or closet. Floor drying for clothes can be rope or rack: in the first case, the ropes are pulled between the supports when the mechanism is moved apart, in the second case, the drying device provides for the presence of racks on which you can hang things. A rope dryer is lighter, but creases can appear on the clothesline from it, especially if things dry out. The rack dryer is heavier, and creases on linen are excluded. However, spots, such as rust, may well appear if the slats are made of poor-quality material.
Floor drying for clothes, as a rule, is made of plastic, aluminum or stainless steel. Plastic does not withstand heavy loads, so most often it is used as an auxiliary material for pens and corners. Aluminum drying is light and quite durable, but, unfortunately, over time, stains appear on the work rails that can ruin the clothes. Stainless steel structures are much heavier, but they are less susceptible to corrosion. At present, products made of stainless steel with spraying (rust is excluded on such material), as well as metal-plastic drying (they are lightweight, durable and do not rust) are becoming increasingly popular.
Special mention deserves a floor dryer electric. Such devices will accelerate the drying time by several times. They are divided into two types: a device with heated rails (low-temperature heater) and a complex structure that resembles a container with rails and with warm air circulating inside (hair dryer principle).
How much can a floor dryer cost? The price, of course, will depend on the model chosen. For example, a compact Gimi Plast dryer with a useful length of 10 meters and a maximum load of 10 kg can be purchased for only 950 rubles. But the Gimi Plus Extra model, which has twice the long useful life and is able to withstand up to 17 kg, costs much more - 1700-1900 rubles. The price range for electric drying starts at about 3,500 rubles.
Which floor dryer is better? There is no single answer to this question. When choosing a design, focus on your needs (approximate amount of laundry), on the intended location of the device and its dimensions, on the need for heating and other features of the model. And then you get a dryer, which will become your indispensable assistant.