Portable Clothes Drying Rack for Balcony Railings Windowsill, Folding Towel Rack Indoor Outdoor Retractable Laundry Rack with Sock Clips for Drying Socks

I'm giving this 5 starts even though one of the rails was dented when it arrived--that seems like a shipping problem, but doesn't really affect the functionality so I'm not going to ty sending it back. It was easy to put together (you just have to snap on the side hooks), it's easy to adjust, and it can hang in an impressive number of places inside and outside the house with a quick adjustment to the hooks. So far my children have managed to hang it on: the top of a door; the towel rack in the bathroom; the oven door handle; the back of 2 chairs pushed together; the chain link fence outside; the back of the couch; the footboard of my bed; the mantle above the fireplace. I bought it to hang on the towel rack over the heat vent to air-dry fabric face masks, but it would be so handy outdoors to dry towels by the kids' small pool I might have to buy a second one.

Very sturdy… live that it is adjustable for different size doors

Missing piece return was easy We will reorder

I searched for a long time to find something I could use to dry a few items (towels and the like) on my apartment balcony without taking up too much space. This is the perfect solution. It’s compact, hangs on the railing, and it’s easy to put away when not in use.

This is amazing for hanging clothes to dry without taking up too much space! It fits great over a door or the ledge of the bathtub (if drying smaller items). I love that it can extend to hold the amount of items you need. It’s really lightweight, easy to store, and great quality!

For how much space this rack takes up, the middle connector is about an inch thick, so even when the rack is fully extended you will not fit an adult sized piece of clothing on either side, unless you only use it for undergarments, and even then a male's boxers will be out of the question. Who would use up that much space for a face towel? Seriously, a dish towel will not fit either unless it is scrunched, which, last time I checked, that’s not the best way to dry material. If you need a shelf to hold items in the garage or a laundry room, then perhaps it makes sense. The point is, this is not for adult sized clothing. Back it went. One good thing about it IF you are using it as a shelf or for drying baby clothes, socks or women’s underwear (nothing over a large I would presume) then the adjustments on the handles are quite convenient and easy to use - I will give it that - the shelf is sturdy once hung up.

It seems decent enough right away, made of good plastic and metal rods. Once I hung it in the shower, one arm kept leaning to the side and making the whole thing lopsided. It’s just not very sturdy and the arms do not lock into an upright position. Note that I am trying to use it inside a curved shower, so I changed the length of one arm to fit, but it would never level out.

While in spring break, these worked perfectly on our balcony to let bathing suits air dry! We had 5 females with 2 piece suits, so we bought 2 of these. If we were concerned about wind on the balcony, we would tuck a little piece of the suit into the front piece. This was exactly what I was looking for when I ordered them! I’m considering ordering 2 more for next spring so we have room for damp shorts and cover-ups, too!

Ooh, this will work well with wet swimsuits on a resort balcony. It will be worthy of the suitcase space. Not all places have clotheslines in the rooms, and I'm tired of stringing up a line.

It's very useful for small spaces. It works fine and can be extended as needed. The product material in decent quality. It's a bit tricky to assemble. I use it to hang clothes.

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Coûte un peu plus cher mais cela en vaut vraiment peine.

Pour sécher quelques morcaux sur le balcon.