Indoor clothes dryers come in various shapes and sizes and for those with limited space, which most of us have, it great to know that you can still dry your clothes naturally, saving money, without having to sacrifice your living space.  So how best to do this?  There are three very distinctive indoor clothes lines that you will want to look at for space savings.

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Retractable wall mounted clotheslines are ideal for anyone who has a garage or area that they could use as a drying area but which is presently used for something else.  The most popular manufacturer of retractable clotheslines is from Household Essentials and their top model is the Whitney Designs 15-7 Five line clothes dryer which retails for around $50.00.  The vinyl coated, polyester core lines can extend 34 feet for a total of 170 feet of drying space.  There is the option to purchase a receiving bracket sold separately which you can use to attach to a wall or post.

Folding Clotheslines like the  are also great as they can be used and then collapsed and stored.  They can also be relocated quickly and without effort, particularly the models that have wheels on them, so you can move them indoors and outdoors depending on the weather conditions.

For clothes that can be dried on a hanger, the pop up hanger airer is a small and compact, easy to store option.  They can be placed indoors or out and can also be used to hang ironed shirts on to prevent creasing while ironing.  They don’t offer a huge amount of drying space, but are ideal for those who need to wash work shirts and would prefer them to hang dry rather than peg dry.