Aldi is selling a game-changing heated air dryer for under £90

Aldi has just come out with a truly game-changing air dryer that will make doing your laundry so much more convenient.

Aldi is selling a game-changing heated air dryer for under £90
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Aldi is selling a game-changing heated air dryer for under £90

With the colder months fast approaching, drying your freshly washed clothes might prove to be more of a hassle, especially if you don't own a dryer at home or have one in your building unit.

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Luckily, we can count on Aldi to save the day and get you through all your laundry necessities from the comfort of your own home and at a relatively affordable price.

Recently released, Aldi is selling a heated clothes airer to dry your clothes. The Easy Home Heated Clothes Airer has three levels to hang your laundry on so you can get to drying everything from clothes to quilts and even comes equipped with a shoe rack.

The foldable 'pyramid airer' also boasts velcro pegs to make sure your washing won't fall off as easily. Further, it also offers a dedicated mesh shelf to take care of your more delicate items of clothing.

Dry in 'record speed'

Aldi claims that in just five minutes, the contraption heats up enough to get your clothes drying in just a matter of minutes. You will be able to adjust the heating setting thanks to a two-way switch that guarantees your clothes to dry in 'record speed.' The website description reads:

Improve your daily laundry routine with this Easy Home Heated Clothes Airer. It's foldable design makes it super easy to fold away when not in use. A 2-way switch can be used to control a heated area which will dry your clothes in a matter of minutes.

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A shoe rack, delicate mesh shelves and peg hangers mean that you can dry all of your clothes with ease.

The sure-to-sell-out item will be retailing for £89.99 and will only be available online.

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