Say goodbye to winter laundry woes with ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer
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Are you tired of feeling like at a loss during the cool and wet months when it comes to drying clothes? We hear you.
It's not easy trying to dry out two loads of washing on a rainy winter day. But don't worry, because we've got some great news for you!
ALDI has come to the rescue with their latest extraordinary laundry item - a Heated Clothes Airer. And the best part? It's available in their Special Buys section this Saturday, 29th April, for the bargain price of $59.99!
That's right; you can say goodbye to the hassle of constantly rotating damp clothes around the house and hello to warm and toasty clothes, all without breaking the bank.
Not only is ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer a game-changer in terms of convenience and affordability but it's also packed with impressive features that make it a must-have for anyone looking to simplify their winter laundry routine.
With 20 multi-tubed heaters, this piece of laundry wizardry has been designed with energy efficiency in mind. This means you'll be able to get your clothes toasty and ready to wear in no time without worrying about skyrocketing energy bills.
But wait, there's more! The Heated Clothes Airer also collapses down flat for easy storage and can be transported from room to room with ease, making it perfect for those living in apartments or with limited space.
And with a whopping capacity of up to 15kg of damp clothes, this airer can handle your entire winter laundry routine without breaking a sweat. Plus, with a max power of 230W, you'll be able to take full advantage of the elements to get your clothes dry and warm.
Before you rush to your nearest ALDI store to grab their Heated Clothes Airer, we want to give you a heads-up that there might be some issues with delivery times, and some stores may not have the product in stock despite it being listed in the sale.
According to the ALDI website, 'stocks are limited and will vary between stores, and in the event of unexpected high demand, ALDI Stores reserves the right to limit purchases to reasonable quantities’. So, if you're planning on getting one, we suggest checking with your local store to avoid disappointment.
However, those lucky enough to snag the product in the past have been raving about it on the ALDI Facebook group. One excited fan wrote, 'Love, love, love my ALDI clothes airer! It was so worth checking my local store every second day for the past week to get my hands on this baby (was delayed).'
And it's not just the practicality that's getting people excited. One commenter joked, 'You know you are getting old when you get excited over a clothes airer.' But with the convenience and affordability of ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer, who can blame them for being excited?
If you're looking for an alternative to a heated clothes airer, or if you don't have the space for one, don't worry - there are other ways to dry your clothes without breaking the bank.
One clever tip, shared by a resourceful mum in a previous article, involves using a towel to absorb excess moisture quickly. Simply lay a large towel on the floor and place your wet clothes on top, starting at the base. Then, roll up the towel and press down on it with your knees to wring out the moisture.
After using this method, you can hang the garment on a drying rack in your living room. According to the mum, the clothes will dry faster, and you won't have to wait all night. This is a great alternative for those who don't want to spend money on a new clothes rack or in-unit dryer, or who want to be more environmentally friendly.
Another option to dry your clothes, especially if you're in a hurry, is to use a hairdryer. This technique is great for those who don't have access to a dryer or for those who are travelling and have hand-washed clothes to dry.
To do this, simply lay the wet item flat and turn the hairdryer onto the highest setting. The time it takes for the clothes to dry completely will depend on the material, but it usually only takes a few minutes.
Drying clothes during the colder months can be challenging, but with the right tools and techniques, it doesn't have to be a hassle. From ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer to the towel-wringing method, there are plenty of affordable and eco-friendly ways to get your clothes dry and ready to wear.
If you're looking for more tips and tricks for winter laundry, be sure to check out our other articles.
So, what's your go-to method for drying clothes in the cool and wet weather? Do you prefer to use a heated airer, a towel-wringing technique, or something else entirely? Let us know in the comments!
It's not easy trying to dry out two loads of washing on a rainy winter day. But don't worry, because we've got some great news for you!
ALDI has come to the rescue with their latest extraordinary laundry item - a Heated Clothes Airer. And the best part? It's available in their Special Buys section this Saturday, 29th April, for the bargain price of $59.99!
That's right; you can say goodbye to the hassle of constantly rotating damp clothes around the house and hello to warm and toasty clothes, all without breaking the bank.
ALDI's $60 Heated Clothes Airer is a must-have item for drying clothes in winter. Credit: ALDI.
Not only is ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer a game-changer in terms of convenience and affordability but it's also packed with impressive features that make it a must-have for anyone looking to simplify their winter laundry routine.
With 20 multi-tubed heaters, this piece of laundry wizardry has been designed with energy efficiency in mind. This means you'll be able to get your clothes toasty and ready to wear in no time without worrying about skyrocketing energy bills.
But wait, there's more! The Heated Clothes Airer also collapses down flat for easy storage and can be transported from room to room with ease, making it perfect for those living in apartments or with limited space.
And with a whopping capacity of up to 15kg of damp clothes, this airer can handle your entire winter laundry routine without breaking a sweat. Plus, with a max power of 230W, you'll be able to take full advantage of the elements to get your clothes dry and warm.
Before you rush to your nearest ALDI store to grab their Heated Clothes Airer, we want to give you a heads-up that there might be some issues with delivery times, and some stores may not have the product in stock despite it being listed in the sale.
According to the ALDI website, 'stocks are limited and will vary between stores, and in the event of unexpected high demand, ALDI Stores reserves the right to limit purchases to reasonable quantities’. So, if you're planning on getting one, we suggest checking with your local store to avoid disappointment.
The airer will be available as part of an upcoming Special Buys sale on Saturday, 29th April. Credit: ALDI.
However, those lucky enough to snag the product in the past have been raving about it on the ALDI Facebook group. One excited fan wrote, 'Love, love, love my ALDI clothes airer! It was so worth checking my local store every second day for the past week to get my hands on this baby (was delayed).'
And it's not just the practicality that's getting people excited. One commenter joked, 'You know you are getting old when you get excited over a clothes airer.' But with the convenience and affordability of ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer, who can blame them for being excited?
If you're looking for an alternative to a heated clothes airer, or if you don't have the space for one, don't worry - there are other ways to dry your clothes without breaking the bank.
One clever tip, shared by a resourceful mum in a previous article, involves using a towel to absorb excess moisture quickly. Simply lay a large towel on the floor and place your wet clothes on top, starting at the base. Then, roll up the towel and press down on it with your knees to wring out the moisture.
After using this method, you can hang the garment on a drying rack in your living room. According to the mum, the clothes will dry faster, and you won't have to wait all night. This is a great alternative for those who don't want to spend money on a new clothes rack or in-unit dryer, or who want to be more environmentally friendly.
Another option to dry your clothes, especially if you're in a hurry, is to use a hairdryer. This technique is great for those who don't have access to a dryer or for those who are travelling and have hand-washed clothes to dry.
To do this, simply lay the wet item flat and turn the hairdryer onto the highest setting. The time it takes for the clothes to dry completely will depend on the material, but it usually only takes a few minutes.
Drying clothes during the colder months can be challenging, but with the right tools and techniques, it doesn't have to be a hassle. From ALDI's Heated Clothes Airer to the towel-wringing method, there are plenty of affordable and eco-friendly ways to get your clothes dry and ready to wear.
If you're looking for more tips and tricks for winter laundry, be sure to check out our other articles.
So, what's your go-to method for drying clothes in the cool and wet weather? Do you prefer to use a heated airer, a towel-wringing technique, or something else entirely? Let us know in the comments!
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