Innovative Home Creations Dritz 5-33® Snaps, Heavy Duty

As a broke college student, I couldn't afford to constantly keep taking my winter sweaters to the dry cleaners, so I purchased this sweater dryer along with The Laundress Wool/Cashmere Shampoo (Cedar) to clean my sweaters by hand. These items are the BEST investment I have made in a while! Overall, highly recommended.PROs: Dries sweaters MUCH faster than a drying rack or laying on a flat surface; can be compressed for storage; excellent for anything hand washed; better for the environment than using a dryer; low price; fits most of the sweater on the dryer.CONs: A little cumbersome (about the size of a large pizza box); the velcro pieces holding the 2 levels together are a little annoying; tricky to fold up into its original, space saving shape; you do have to fold sleeves over or let them hang off of the sweater dryer (notice in the image the sleeves are folded on top of the beige sweater).

I am very pleased with this sweater drying rack. I've been looking for one for a long time while I used the top of my washer and dryer to dry my sweaters, and this was an obvious improvement for speed of drying.PROS:-Up in the air. I have young children who are always messing with stuff on the floor, not to mention curious dogs. Having this suspended in the air has reduced their tendency to mess with it. Not entirely, but it has really kept them away from the sweaters.-Large space for drying sweaters.-Light-weight design.-Inexpensive.CONS:-The caribiner didn't fit on my shower curtain rod. I wasn't planning on using the shower curtain rod to dry my sweaters, but had I been, I would have been very disappointed.-Seems slightly flimsy. I hope it will last a long time, but my intial thought was that my husband's sweaters would give it a workout. I haven't washed one yet, I've been working through a very large stack, but once I do, if it has problems I'll update the review.

This works as advertised. As with previous reviewers, the five strips can make things a bit tricky, but the real issue is: will your clothes fit? I highly recommend measuring the clothes you intend to use these for on a flat surface. If they're larger than 25" in any dimension, you might want to consider another option unless you're willing to have things hang over the edge or fold them. I say 25" because although the dryers are listed as 26", the actual diameter on mine vary from 25 1/4" to 25 1/2". Not to mention that you'll but up against one or more of the support strips.Also make sure you have the space to leave them hanging for the hours it will take for the items to dry. With both surfaces loaded, they extend down about 38" from where they are hung.

I live in a rather small apartment with no washer and dryer in the unit and was looking for a convenient, cost effective way to air dry my sweaters and other hand washed items I had. It fits perfectly over my shower rod and is able to adjust for many different size/shaped rods, as it is a carabiner clip attached on the end. I like that the Velcro that attaches the lower round part has the hook part underneath the top one, so it doesn't stick to your sweater on the bottom rack. I haven't really had a problem with fitting my clothes onto the rack, but I do wear small clothes and could see it being harder to fit a large or extra large sweater on it without having to scrunch it up. I also have no problems folding it back up, so it stores easily.Overall, it is an excellent product for the price and I am very pleased.

This drying rack is almost perfect. I was looking for something that didn't take up any floor space and this is a great option. The only problems with it are: 1. the d-ring that it comes with did not fit over my shower bar and 2. the circles could be a bit bigger. As far as the d-ring is concerned - I went to a home improvement store and purchased an s-hook meant for closets (much larger than regular s-hooks) and that problem is solved. As for the rings - they are a bit small (even for medium clothes), but can fit with a little creativity. I would recommend this product.

I used to have these  B0010XIWTW  but they took up so much room! Especially for something I only use 3 hours a week! So I traded for this hanging one. It is big while its set up, but once my clothes are dry, It folds up (just like the round sunshades for cars) and takes up less space than a book! I can slide it between my laundry detergent and fabric softener. I struggle to fold it so I always have to ask my man to fold it, I over think the folding process of those spring designs, if you can fold the ones for your car, you can fold this. Even if you can't fold it, it stores flat too so you could put it alongside the dryer and it wouldn't take up any space.

This hanging sweater dryer is great; just what I needed. It's completely easy to use, my 9 year old set it up in about 10 seconds. If you don't have a good space for hanging it, it might seem a bit large, but it's an excellent size for the "dry flat" items. It also folds up to be much smaller. I hang it on the clothesline in the basement laundry area, where the cat can't get to it to sleep on it, and it's perfect for my needs. Being able to dry two items at once in basically the same amount of space is also a big plus. It's a very good value for the money.Now - 5 1/2 years later - still working like a charm for all of my "dry flat" items. Just as good as new.

It's a little troublesome getting a sweater to fit sometimes because of the 5 points of suspension. Either the neck or the hem is bunched up unless the sweater is a shorter one because of the placement of the hanging straps. But I hung it over the dryer so it doesn't take up any space and I love having a drying rack always ready to go whenever I need to wash a sweater. It's sees almost constant use because we have so many people wearing sweaters in the winter in our house. But it doesn't take more than a couple of hours to dry most of the sweaters we wear.