If you've been feeling like it's been raining a bit more than usual lately, you're not alone! Many parts of the country have experienced more rain than usual, and with summer (and its storms) coming to an end, another wet and rainy season may be just around the corner.

That also means it might be time to start thinking about how you're going to dry your laundry. If you've ever had to rush to bring in your clothes from the line before a sudden downpour, you know the struggle!

But don't worry, you can dry your laundry indoors.

Whether you live in an apartment or a house, drying your clothes inside can be a lifesaver when the weather takes a turn for the worse.

No need to worry about your clothes getting soaked by the rain or whipped around by the wind. Plus, drying clothes inside can be more convenient than trying to find space outside.

Hanging clothes to dry indoors can help to protect them from damage caused by outdoor elements such as sunlight, wind, and rain. Credit: Pexels/gokceakyildiz.

Of course, a dryer is always a convenient option. But, let's face it, we all have those special items of clothing that we can't risk putting in the dryer, whether it's a delicate silk blouse or a pair of jeans that we want to keep from shrinking.

Drying your clothes indoors can help protect these items, keeping them in great condition for longer.

Unfortunately, though, not all of us have access to the latest and most expensive laundry tools, such as high-end hangers and dryers. This is where creative and affordable solutions come in handy, and the good news is that they do exist!

For example, take a look at the case of Tony, a dad from New South Wales, who discovered an inexpensive yet genius solution to his laundry needs while shopping at ALDI.

Designed to store towels in the caravan or bathroom, the suction hook was perfect for hanging laundry as well. Credit: ALDI.

Speaking about his discovery online, Tony revealed he spotted the small gadget in the caravan equipment aisle and knew it'd be a great addition to his home.

The suction hook, that cost only $9.99, has revolutionised the way his family does their laundry. This is great news for those of us looking for smart laundry hacks that won't break the bank!

'I've been looking for an easier way to hang shirts inside to dry but didn't want to spend a fortune or completely overhaul my laundry with big hangers,' he said. 'This seemed perfect.'

So, should you pick up a couple the next time you go shopping? Absolutely.

Thanks to their suction design, the hooks can be placed on the walls of your laundry and hold around 3 kilograms in weight – more than enough for a few shirts.

The hooks can also be folded inwards when not in use and offer an easy, barely-visible way to store items from ironed shirts ready to be stored away to wet clothes left to air dry.

So, if you're like Tony and you're stuck with an inefficient indoor drying set-up, head to your nearest ALDI and check out the caravan equipment aisle - it just might hold the shopping secret you're looking for!

At just $9.99 per hook, we say you can't go wrong - plus, it'll save both you time and money in the long run. Win-win!

Key Takeaways

• There has been more rain than usual in several parts of the country, and the end of the summer may signal the beginning of another wet and rainy season.
• A $9.99 suction hook from the ALDI's Special Buys aisle was the perfect solution for one dad's laundry drying routine.
• The hooks can hold up to 3 kilograms and are an easy way to hang garments to dry or keep them ready for the kids to take to their rooms. They can also be folded for easy storage when not in use and can fit behind a door.

The Caravan Hook is just one of the incredible items available in ALDI's Special Buys range, which was released for sale on February 11th. This impressive collection boasts a variety of practical pieces, perfect for enhancing your caravanning experience.

However, in addition to these amazing caravan-related items, the collection also features a selection of other products that can help streamline your laundry routine.

A portable clothesline is a relatively inexpensive investment that can save you money in the long run by reducing your energy consumption. Credit: ALDI.

For a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to dry your clothes, consider the Portable Clothesline, available for $29.99. This practical solution eliminates the need for an electric dryer, which can consume excessive amounts of energy and drive up your utility bills.

Moreover, a portable clothesline offers great flexibility as it is light and easy to move around, so you can use it anywhere from your backyard to your balcony or even indoors. This means that you can enjoy the benefits of line-drying your clothes without having to worry about space constraints.

By investing in a portable clothesline, you not only save money and reduce your carbon footprint but also extend the lifespan of your clothes by avoiding the harsh effects of a tumble dryer.

There's also the Foldable Ironing Board, available for $19.99. It is designed to be compact and easily storable, making it a great option for those who have limited space in their homes. When not in use, it can be folded and stored away in a small space.

Plus, it's light and easy to carry around, which makes it a great option for those who want to iron their clothes in different locations around the home.

A foldable ironing board is a practical, space-saving, and versatile option for those who want to make ironing easier and more efficient. Credit: ALDI.

We hope you enjoyed reading about these amazing laundry items! Now, we want to know - are these items something you can see yourself using to simplify your laundry days? Whether you're all in or still on the fence, we're eager to hear your thoughts and opinions. Share them with us in the comments section below!

We know that our community is filled with incredibly creative and innovative individuals, and we're sure that many of you have some fantastic laundry tips and tricks up your sleeves.

So, if you have any additional suggestions, recommendations, or hacks that you think would be helpful to others, please don't hesitate to share them as well - we love hearing from you!

 

[Deborah Crompton]

4

 

[rehandra]

If you've been feeling like it's been raining a bit more than usual lately, you're not alone! Many parts of the country have experienced more rain than usual, and with summer (and its storms) coming to an end, another wet and rainy season may be just around the corner.

That also means it might be time to start thinking about how you're going to dry your laundry. If you've ever had to rush to bring in your clothes from the line before a sudden downpour, you know the struggle!

But don't worry, you can dry your laundry indoors.

Whether you live in an apartment or a house, drying your clothes inside can be a lifesaver when the weather takes a turn for the worse.

No need to worry about your clothes getting soaked by the rain or whipped around by the wind. Plus, drying clothes inside can be more convenient than trying to find space outside.

View attachment 14022

Hanging clothes to dry indoors can help to protect them from damage caused by outdoor elements such as sunlight, wind, and rain. Credit: Pexels/gokceakyildiz.

Of course, a dryer is always a convenient option. But, let's face it, we all have those special items of clothing that we can't risk putting in the dryer, whether it's a delicate silk blouse or a pair of jeans that we want to keep from shrinking.

Drying your clothes indoors can help protect these items, keeping them in great condition for longer.

Unfortunately, though, not all of us have access to the latest and most expensive laundry tools, such as high-end hangers and dryers. This is where creative and affordable solutions come in handy, and the good news is that they do exist!

For example, take a look at the case of Tony, a dad from New South Wales, who discovered an inexpensive yet genius solution to his laundry needs while shopping at ALDI.

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Designed to store towels in the caravan or bathroom, the suction hook was perfect for hanging laundry as well. Credit: ALDI.

Speaking about his discovery online, Tony revealed he spotted the small gadget in the caravan equipment aisle and knew it'd be a great addition to his home.

The suction hook, that cost only $9.99, has revolutionised the way his family does their laundry. This is great news for those of us looking for smart laundry hacks that won't break the bank!

'I've been looking for an easier way to hang shirts inside to dry but didn't want to spend a fortune or completely overhaul my laundry with big hangers,' he said. 'This seemed perfect.'

So, should you pick up a couple the next time you go shopping? Absolutely.

Thanks to their suction design, the hooks can be placed on the walls of your laundry and hold around 3 kilograms in weight – more than enough for a few shirts.

The hooks can also be folded inwards when not in use and offer an easy, barely-visible way to store items from ironed shirts ready to be stored away to wet clothes left to air dry.

So, if you're like Tony and you're stuck with an inefficient indoor drying set-up, head to your nearest ALDI and check out the caravan equipment aisle - it just might hold the shopping secret you're looking for!

At just $9.99 per hook, we say you can't go wrong - plus, it'll save both you time and money in the long run. Win-win!

Key Takeaways

• There has been more rain than usual in several parts of the country, and the end of the summer may signal the beginning of another wet and rainy season.
• A $9.99 suction hook from the ALDI's Special Buys aisle was the perfect solution for one dad's laundry drying routine.
• The hooks can hold up to 3 kilograms and are an easy way to hang garments to dry or keep them ready for the kids to take to their rooms. They can also be folded for easy storage when not in use and can fit behind a door.

The Caravan Hook is just one of the incredible items available in ALDI's Special Buys range, which was released for sale on February 11th. This impressive collection boasts a variety of practical pieces, perfect for enhancing your caravanning experience.

However, in addition to these amazing caravan-related items, the collection also features a selection of other products that can help streamline your laundry routine.

View attachment 14020

A portable clothesline is a relatively inexpensive investment that can save you money in the long run by reducing your energy consumption. Credit: ALDI.

For a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to dry your clothes, consider the Portable Clothesline, available for $29.99. This practical solution eliminates the need for an electric dryer, which can consume excessive amounts of energy and drive up your utility bills.

Moreover, a portable clothesline offers great flexibility as it is light and easy to move around, so you can use it anywhere from your backyard to your balcony or even indoors. This means that you can enjoy the benefits of line-drying your clothes without having to worry about space constraints.

By investing in a portable clothesline, you not only save money and reduce your carbon footprint but also extend the lifespan of your clothes by avoiding the harsh effects of a tumble dryer.

There's also the Foldable Ironing Board, available for $19.99. It is designed to be compact and easily storable, making it a great option for those who have limited space in their homes. When not in use, it can be folded and stored away in a small space.

Plus, it's light and easy to carry around, which makes it a great option for those who want to iron their clothes in different locations around the home.

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A foldable ironing board is a practical, space-saving, and versatile option for those who want to make ironing easier and more efficient. Credit: ALDI.

We hope you enjoyed reading about these amazing laundry items! Now, we want to know - are these items something you can see yourself using to simplify your laundry days? Whether you're all in or still on the fence, we're eager to hear your thoughts and opinions. Share them with us in the comments section below!

We know that our community is filled with incredibly creative and innovative individuals, and we're sure that many of you have some fantastic laundry tips and tricks up your sleeves.

So, if you have any additional suggestions, recommendations, or hacks that you think would be helpful to others, please don't hesitate to share them as well - we love hearing from you!

I have yet to find a suction hook that actually works. Have had them in the shower recess holding a shelf and they never stayed put. I would rather have a plastic over the door hook that looks just the same as the one selling at Aldi.

 

[ShannyN]

I have a similar pair 5.99 on ebay no suction cups just good adhesive backing

 

[Januvia1952]

If you've been feeling like it's been raining a bit more than usual lately, you're not alone! Many parts of the country have experienced more rain than usual, and with summer (and its storms) coming to an end, another wet and rainy season may be just around the corner.

That also means it might be time to start thinking about how you're going to dry your laundry. If you've ever had to rush to bring in your clothes from the line before a sudden downpour, you know the struggle!

But don't worry, you can dry your laundry indoors.

Whether you live in an apartment or a house, drying your clothes inside can be a lifesaver when the weather takes a turn for the worse.

No need to worry about your clothes getting soaked by the rain or whipped around by the wind. Plus, drying clothes inside can be more convenient than trying to find space outside.

View attachment 14022

Hanging clothes to dry indoors can help to protect them from damage caused by outdoor elements such as sunlight, wind, and rain. Credit: Pexels/gokceakyildiz.

Of course, a dryer is always a convenient option. But, let's face it, we all have those special items of clothing that we can't risk putting in the dryer, whether it's a delicate silk blouse or a pair of jeans that we want to keep from shrinking.

Drying your clothes indoors can help protect these items, keeping them in great condition for longer.

Unfortunately, though, not all of us have access to the latest and most expensive laundry tools, such as high-end hangers and dryers. This is where creative and affordable solutions come in handy, and the good news is that they do exist!

For example, take a look at the case of Tony, a dad from New South Wales, who discovered an inexpensive yet genius solution to his laundry needs while shopping at ALDI.

View attachment 14019

Designed to store towels in the caravan or bathroom, the suction hook was perfect for hanging laundry as well. Credit: ALDI.

Speaking about his discovery online, Tony revealed he spotted the small gadget in the caravan equipment aisle and knew it'd be a great addition to his home.

The suction hook, that cost only $9.99, has revolutionised the way his family does their laundry. This is great news for those of us looking for smart laundry hacks that won't break the bank!

'I've been looking for an easier way to hang shirts inside to dry but didn't want to spend a fortune or completely overhaul my laundry with big hangers,' he said. 'This seemed perfect.'

So, should you pick up a couple the next time you go shopping? Absolutely.

Thanks to their suction design, the hooks can be placed on the walls of your laundry and hold around 3 kilograms in weight – more than enough for a few shirts.

The hooks can also be folded inwards when not in use and offer an easy, barely-visible way to store items from ironed shirts ready to be stored away to wet clothes left to air dry.

So, if you're like Tony and you're stuck with an inefficient indoor drying set-up, head to your nearest ALDI and check out the caravan equipment aisle - it just might hold the shopping secret you're looking for!

At just $9.99 per hook, we say you can't go wrong - plus, it'll save both you time and money in the long run. Win-win!

Key Takeaways

• There has been more rain than usual in several parts of the country, and the end of the summer may signal the beginning of another wet and rainy season.
• A $9.99 suction hook from the ALDI's Special Buys aisle was the perfect solution for one dad's laundry drying routine.
• The hooks can hold up to 3 kilograms and are an easy way to hang garments to dry or keep them ready for the kids to take to their rooms. They can also be folded for easy storage when not in use and can fit behind a door.

The Caravan Hook is just one of the incredible items available in ALDI's Special Buys range, which was released for sale on February 11th. This impressive collection boasts a variety of practical pieces, perfect for enhancing your caravanning experience.

However, in addition to these amazing caravan-related items, the collection also features a selection of other products that can help streamline your laundry routine.

View attachment 14020

A portable clothesline is a relatively inexpensive investment that can save you money in the long run by reducing your energy consumption. Credit: ALDI.

For a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to dry your clothes, consider the Portable Clothesline, available for $29.99. This practical solution eliminates the need for an electric dryer, which can consume excessive amounts of energy and drive up your utility bills.

Moreover, a portable clothesline offers great flexibility as it is light and easy to move around, so you can use it anywhere from your backyard to your balcony or even indoors. This means that you can enjoy the benefits of line-drying your clothes without having to worry about space constraints.

By investing in a portable clothesline, you not only save money and reduce your carbon footprint but also extend the lifespan of your clothes by avoiding the harsh effects of a tumble dryer.

There's also the Foldable Ironing Board, available for $19.99. It is designed to be compact and easily storable, making it a great option for those who have limited space in their homes. When not in use, it can be folded and stored away in a small space.

Plus, it's light and easy to carry around, which makes it a great option for those who want to iron their clothes in different locations around the home.

View attachment 14021

A foldable ironing board is a practical, space-saving, and versatile option for those who want to make ironing easier and more efficient. Credit: ALDI.

We hope you enjoyed reading about these amazing laundry items! Now, we want to know - are these items something you can see yourself using to simplify your laundry days? Whether you're all in or still on the fence, we're eager to hear your thoughts and opinions. Share them with us in the comments section below!

We know that our community is filled with incredibly creative and innovative individuals, and we're sure that many of you have some fantastic laundry tips and tricks up your sleeves.

So, if you have any additional suggestions, recommendations, or hacks that you think would be helpful to others, please don't hesitate to share them as well - we love hearing from you!

I have the hook, it is brilliant!

 

[ElleJay]

I have yet to find a suction hook that actually works. Have had them in the shower recess holding a shelf and they never stayed put. I would rather have a plastic over the door hook that looks just the same as the one selling at Aldi.

Me too!

 

[SGH]

My entire clothes line is under cover

 

[Suzanne rose]

I didn't know aldi had a caravan accessory isle

I have a very large under cover area right outside my back door which I have another gadget purchased from aldi . It's a line that goes from oneside to the other when I need it. This way it's under cover , away from rain and direct sunlight yet has fresh air to help dry and no musty smells. Great for when we have a few days of rain