This heated airer which costs ‘10p per hour’ to run is finally back in stock

08 February 2023 , 10:20

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This cost-effective appliance could shed hundreds off your energy bills! (Image: Getty Images/EyeEm)

With the ongoing cost of living crisis affecting millions across the UK, many households have invested in energy-efficient appliances to keep costs down - from beloved air fryers to portable heaters.

Another popular item which shoppers have been snapping up over the winter is a heated airer, as they’re not only much cheaper to run than a tumble dryer and use much less energy, but they’re also a much more efficient way to dry your clothes too.

Lakeland’s Dry:Soon Deluxe 3-Tier Heated Airer has proven to be extremely popular amongst shoppers, selling out in just days after dropping on site - and luckily, it’s back in stock and available to buy right now.

Although it’s not the cheapest heated airer out there, priced at £199.99, the device has plenty of impressive features, including nine different heat settings, a handy timer and three spacious tiers offering 21m of drying space and holding 15kg of laundry.

One of the best things about this heated airer, is that it costs just 10p per hour to run which can help shed hundreds of pounds of your monthly/yearly energy bills.

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When not in use, the airer folds down to just 8cm wide for easy storage - so you don’t have to worry about it creating an eye-sore in your living room or bedroom.

The energy-saving item has racked up over 200 five-star reviews on the Lakeland website from delighted customers, calling it ‘the best airer ever’ and even ‘life-changing’.

One shopper said: “Although I have a tumble dryer I don’t use it because of the expense, so I have been using non-electric dryers up until now. The difference that my new electric dryer has made is almost unbelievable as I don’t have wet clothes hanging about for nearly as long. I also have more space in my house as I can manage with just one dryer. The dryer is also providing heat in a part of the house that was always cold.”

While a second wrote: “A very useful airer. It uses very little electricity (and as I have solar panels dries clothes at almost no cost). Fully erected it holds quite a large amount of clothing although you can use it with the rails and side supports on one side folded down to take up less space. The airer is gentler to your clothing as it does not produce the fluff a tumble drier does.”

On top of drying your clothes, the airer can also be used to heat up any room at the same time - so it’s essentially a two-in-one.

You can pick up the three-tier heated airer here, but be quick as it’s bound to sell out in no time.

Shani Cohen