Indoor drying

DIY Laundry Drying Rack! Build your own laundry rack & save money when drying clothes! See how easy it is to make here!

If you air dry your clothes inside you can reduce utility bills and wear and tear on fabrics. Learn how to properly air dry clothes indoors.

Clothes Airer: We became fed up with the commercial, plastic-coated wire, foldable airers we were using to dry our clothes on. They became flimsy, were hard to move with clothes on them and eventually the plastic coating split and degraded, occasionally leaving ma…

Discover the best clotheslines for indoor and outdoor use with our comprehensive guide, so you can start reducing energy consumption and extending the life of your fabrics.

When I first moved to Chicago, the cold, winter shock of a shared basement laundry room was there to greet me. I had to go outside and up and down those narrow, icy wooden steps for every laundry trip. I said, nope, no thank you, then I quickly dragged our butts out to buy a drying rack. Besides saving quarters, and helping sweaters keep their shape, it also meant I was being green.

<p>These drying racks inspired by Victorian-era "ceiling airers" are space-spacing, eco-friendly additions to modern homes.</p>

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After seeing English-style airers on Pinterest, I knew we needed one for our laundry room. Here’s how we built our’s…

The Ceiling Hanging Drying Rack is a better way to dry your laundry, whatever the weather. Now with extra dowels for more drying space. Use this laundry drying rack to keep your washing out of the way and close to the ceiling where all that warm air is stored. This indoor drying rack is the perfect solution to add more functional charm to your home.