On cold days, I leave the clothes on a regular drying rack outside for 1 day. Then I place the thick clothes (that haven't dried) folded and laid flat on the indoor heated drying rack. I may need to turn them over every 4 hours. They dry overnight.

For indoor use only if there is another heat source in the room (ideally A/C), otherwise it takes way too many hours to dry.

I have tried twice to order the product and neither of them reached their destination. That's why I stopped dealing with it

It does what it says, it's just a bit short and small. You probably want 2 for all your clothes. Low power consumption

Very short clothes rack, especially compared to the others (simple ones), so it is not convenient for taller people.

It heats the clothes locally and they only dry at the point where they touch the rails, so we need to move them frequently.

I have it for a few days and I want to tell you that if you use it inside, it is a very good option. It is shorter and narrower than those sold in supermarkets, but if you don't put too many clothes in the washing machine, it serves its purpose just fine. I have a 7-kilogram drum and I fill it up to about 3/4. It burns slightly less than the heater, but it doesn't leave marks on wet clothes and in the morning you find them almost dry, maybe the rubber holds them a little. For times with a lot of humidity outside, there is no discussion, it is an excellent solution. I just don't know how much it will cost me in electricity, if I see something significant, I will come back.

A stupidity. Here for 5 years in the corner. I bought it for 50 euros. Brand new. It doesn't suit me.

I have already used it several times and it has indeed saved me! Don't expect miracles of course, it needs to be combined with a dehumidifier, especially if you have a lot of humidity in your home. It's not convenient for drying too many clothes, just enough for one load. But for me, it is more than enough. It is a value for money product.