Large Clothes Airer is a household item designed for drying large clothes (such as sheets, quilt covers, curtains, etc.). It usually has a large unfolding area and load-bearing capacity, aiming to solve the problems of insufficient space and poor ventilation in traditional clothes drying methods.

Features

Large capacity design

The unfolding area can reach 2-5 square meters, and 2-4 sets of sheets or quilt covers can be dried at a time, meeting the drying needs of families or small laundry rooms.

The layer height is adjustable to adapt to clothes of different sizes and avoid uneven drying caused by stacking clothes.

Structural stability

The thickened steel pipe or aluminum alloy frame is used with non-slip foot pads to ensure stable use in scenes such as balconies and courtyards.

Some models are equipped with X-shaped support frames or triangular reinforcement structures to enhance wind resistance.

Folding portability

After folding, the volume is reduced to 1/3-1/2 of the original size, which is convenient for storage in the corner of the wardrobe or storage room to save space.

The weight is usually between 3-8 kg, and female users can lift it with one hand.

Material durability

The surface of the clothes-drying rod is oxidized and has strong corrosion resistance, suitable for use in humid environments.

The connector is made of high-strength plastic or metal, which is not easy to break after long-term use.

Optimized ventilation design

The multi-layer clothes-drying rod is staggered to reduce clothing obstruction and improve air circulation efficiency.

Some models are equipped with ventilation holes or mesh structures to accelerate water evaporation.

Application areas

1. Family scenes

Large-sized balconies: suitable for balconies with an area of more than 5 square meters, making full use of vertical space.

Indoor drying: in the rainy season or haze days, it can be used with a dehumidifier or air conditioner to prevent clothes from getting moldy.

Mother-and-child families: specialize in drying baby clothes and bedding to avoid cross contamination.

2. Commercial scenes

Laundry: 20-50 sheets can be dried at a time to improve turnover efficiency.

Hotel: used to dry guest room linens to reduce dryer energy consumption.

Nursing homes/hospitals: centralized drying of large clothes to reduce the risk of infection.

3. Special scenarios

Camping/RV travel: small size after folding, easy to carry, solve the problem of outdoor drying.

Renting group: no need to drill holes for installation, suitable for rental houses where landlords prohibit renovation.

Cleaning and maintenance guide

1. Daily cleaning

Steps

Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to remove surface dust, focusing on cleaning the connection of the clothesline.

Dip a damp cloth in a neutral detergent (such as detergent dilution) and wipe stubborn stains.

Spray a small amount of rust inhibitor after drying (only for metal materials).

Frequency: It is recommended to clean once a week, and it can be increased to twice during the rainy season.

2. Deep maintenance

Metal parts

Check whether the screws are loose every 3 months and apply lubricating oil to prevent rust.

If rust appears, sand it with sandpaper and spray anti-rust paint.

Plastic parts

Avoid direct sunlight to prevent aging and brittleness.

Cracks can be repaired with hot melt adhesive, and severe damage requires replacement of accessories.

3. Special case handling

Mold stains: wipe with diluted 84 disinfectant (1:100), rinse with clean water after 30 minutes.

Grease stains: Apply detergent and let stand for 10 minutes, then scrub with a toothbrush.

Odor: Place activated carbon bags or lemon slices to absorb odors when drying.

Storage precautions

Before folding: Make sure the clothes drying rack is completely dry to avoid mold growth in a humid environment.

Storage environment: temperature 0-40℃, humidity ≤70%, away from fire and sharp objects.

Long-term use: Apply vaseline on the surface of metal parts to prevent oxidation.

Usage tips and precautions

1. Efficient drying tips

Layered drying: Sheets and quilt covers are laid flat on the bottom layer, and clothes are hung on the upper layer to avoid dripping.

Cross drying: Fold the sheets diagonally and unfold them to increase the ventilation area.

Auxiliary tools: Use windproof clips to fix the four corners of the sheets to prevent them from being blown off by the wind.

2. Safety warning

Child protection: Avoid placing stools near the clothes drying rack to prevent climbing and tipping.

Load limit: Overweight is prohibited, and the weight of a single piece of clothing should not exceed 5 kg.

Extreme weather: Clothes should be collected in time before strong winds or heavy rains, and the clothes drying rack should be folded.

3. Energy-saving matching

Natural drying: Drying in sunny weather is preferred, which can save more than 50% of electricity costs.

Auxiliary equipment: Use floor fans or dehumidifiers to speed up drying.

Off-peak electricity consumption: Use dryers at night and clothes drying racks during the day to reduce electricity expenses.