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Household Essentials P1900 3-Arm Portable Umbrella Clothing Dryer |  | Brand: Household Essentials
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $69.99
Buy New: $40.27
as of 7/30/2010 18:49 CDT details
You Save: $29.72 (42%)
New (18) from $40.27
Seller: Shop At Clares
Rating:  40 reviews
Sales Rank: 1345
Color: Silver
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.6
Dimensions (in): 5.1 x 7.9 x 43.7
MPN: P1900
Model: P1900
UPC: 021961170328
EAN: 0021961170328
ASIN: B001H1GUXW
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 64-Feet of drying space | | • | Aluminum center post with snap lock | | • | Single action opens and closes the dryer | | • | Vinyl clothesline is completely prestrung | | • | Set up size 52-inch wide by 52-inch deep by 72-inch high |
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Product Description
Galvanized steel 2 piece center post with aluminum upper arm. Completely pre strung and ready for installation. 3 section, 6 line equals 64'' of drying space. Single action opens and closes dryer. Folds for storage. TriPod base extends to 52'' for added stability.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 40
 Worth the money! June 7, 2009
kerry roman (A Square State, USA)
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
I bought this dryer after going through 2 wooden dryers. This thing is GREAT! I agree totally with what rdr and V. Tran said in earlier post. Even though this is very light, it is amazingly sturdy and holds quite a bit of clothes. It is very windy were I live, and several times I looked in my back yard, expecting to see it tipped over, but it still was standing through the wind. It was so easy to put away I had my 9 year old do it. I am very pleased with this product and would recommend it to anyone who wants to stop machine drying clothes.
great product May 16, 2009
V. Tran
15 out of 15 found this review helpful
This dryer is easy to assemble and holds a lot of clothes. I can dry a whole large capacity load with some room to spare. It can handle sheets as well. I like how it is portable, unlike the dryers that you have to plant into the ground. If it looks like it is starting to rain outside, I can move all the clothes to the garage to finish drying. You have to take all the clothes off first before moving it, since it is pretty heavy with the clothes on.
awesome, indoor or outdoor, great capacity February 21, 2009
rdr
10 out of 10 found this review helpful
just buy this, no hesitations. i've had it for about 3 months. it collapses into very skinny, long, easy to stow-away shape. much better than typical folding rack since allows much more vertical space for shirts, pants to hang side by side, instead of above each other in cramped space... lot more to say, but i'm a little tired presently
Great Product For My Needs & To Help Be Green June 27, 2009
Kristi Aaker (Donnelly, Idaho)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
This is really a great products for my use for several reasons. First the most important reason is it saves money on my power bill and is good for the enviorment. Next I rent a house so cementing a pole on someone eles property is not an opption. Also I live in a subdivison that would not like my laundry strung all over my back yard, we have no fences. Also if it rains which it has non-stop for 1 month I have brought it indoors. This product is strudy and works great for my family of two. Lastly the fact that I can take it with me when I move, make this a great product for my needs.
Kristi
Donnelly Idaho.
Great Clothes Dryer February 24, 2010
Thomas R. Massart (Husum, WA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Myt wife is a minimalist in some areas and drying clothes is one of them. Living in the Northwest we have cool wet winters and hot dry summers. Line drying our clothes and bedding is done outdoors during the summer and the smell and feel of line-dried sheets is one of our simple pleasures. Indoor drying in the winter is more of a challenge trying to get the same rough feel on sheets and towels. We used to have sheets and towels plus all our other laundry that didn't fit on a wooden folding-style rack strewn over everything.
I saw this rack, decided to buy it and although my wife was skeptical, she now loves it. A set of queen sheets fits around the outer lines with lots of room for pillow cases and everything else in the inner sets of lines. Very easy to assemble and disassemble. The wide legs provide plenty of support for the lightweight dryer.
The top is made to lock into the bottom of the two two-piece unit but we leave the top tube riding on the nylon/plastic locking pin so we can spin the top in place so we don't have to "circle" the dryer while hanging clothes. This way we can spin the top part in place - which would be a nice feature for outdoor use also if you didn't have to lock the top in place.
It's a great drying rack for the price and being able to use it both indoors and outdoors as reported by other reviewers is a plus.
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