Collapsible Clothes Drying Rack, Portable Garment Racks Indoor, Foldable Standing Laundry Racks for Drying Clothes, Tripod Stand, Hangaway Garment Rack, Steamer Hanger Stand, Green and Grey

Wonderful product.....easily to set up for use and easy to fold up for storage. The perfect "indoor" clothes rack for my hand-wash clothes. The footprint is small enough to fit pretty much anywhere. I use it to dry clothes, and to hold clothes that have been ironed. It isn't tippy or clumsy and doesn't require special tools to put it up and take it down. It's just a great product.

because we live in an apartment without a balcony or a tub to fit a clothesline over, it was difficult to hang dry our clothes to prevent shrinking. there was no way we were draping our clothes over the furniture because of our cats. and because we have some 3xl shirts, using a drying rack with rails just wouldn't cut it. this works perfectly and holds 10 of those 3xl shirts on hangers with room to spare. i appreciate that we could use the hangers we have, instead of buying clothespins. it stays level even on carpet. it's lightweight and easy to fold up and store in the corner of the closet when we don't need it, and it hardly takes up any space. it's a must for apartment dwellers, or people sick of draping clothes on the rails.

So far this item has been working good, it’s very useful for the small space I have in my laundry room. It was easy to put together and haven’t had any issues with it. I usually use a lot of weight on it by hanging clothes and there hasn’t been any issues yet, hoping it stays that way.

I'm obsessed with this except for one issue - it's only 52 inches tall, so its limited to hang-drying shirts and short dresses. It was tall enough to hang dry my leggings too, but unfortunately maxi dresses, some of my husband's sweaters, and other items were too long to dry on it. I love how many hanger holes it has, and the divots at the top where you can drape things as well.I tried buying one of the popular 3-tier ones on here, and it didn't compare at all to this one in terms of sturdiness, amount of clothes it can hold, or overall quality. Sending the taller one back and holding onto this.

This is very sturdy. I average around 10-15 shirts on it at all times. This is a lot more weight than one would think. It doesn't bow, sway, or wobble. It's easy to put up and take down and made from solid materials. I've been using it for several months and it has not lost any of the 'out of the box' qualities that some things do as they get used and abused by everyday use. It's not small and does take up some room when in use but if you have the room, I would definitely recommend it!

I air dry many of my shirts to avoid shrinkage issues and this makes my life so much easier! I used to have all of my shirts hanging in my tiny bathroom on the shower curtain and over the door hook. I sometimes ran out of places to put them. Now, I put them all on this rack and never run out of space. I have had no issues with tipping or sturdiness. Just be sure to spread out the items on the arms as you load it up. Great product!

Bought this for my elderly mom so she could sit yet still do her laundry. Works perfectly. It's not super tall but shirts hang nicely and don't drag on floor. From a sitting position my mom can just reach to hang. Better made than I expected and arms collapse easily (pull straight up first the fold). Overall very happy. I researched several at length and am so glad I got this one.

This works okay for me, but if you are hanging large items (for example, longer pants or clothing for people with wide shoulders) or heavy items of any size, it might not work well. Wide-shouldered items aren't going to fit well on the inside; they'll touch and crowd each other. Longer pants will hit the floor unless you fold them over a hanger. I haven't had a problem with heavy items only because I've been afraid to try them: the arms feel too flimsy for that.It does fold up and store well in a closet. You could probably even store it under a bed.Regarding ease of use, it might not be apparent that you have to pull the arm out, then push it in until it snaps in order for the arms to stay up. You have to push the button on the side in while you push down for the legs to expand, which was easy for me to figure out, but might not be for others.I'm not disappointed that I bought it, but I do wish it was a little sturdier. Maybe the company should specify this model as one for children's clothes or adult undergarments and develop a sturdier, taller model for adults.