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Question: Can you easily take the feet off so the rack is flat for storage?
Document: The picture shows two articles of clothing. It fits a tall adult female top;  I'm guessing those two items are from a kid. There is no way you could dry pants on this thing.The feet are thin and slightly sharp. One door bump and one of the feet cracked. The feet are also part of the structure so you can't take them off for smaller storage.
The product itself does what it's intended to do - it dries hand washables nicely on the mesh material. I purchased six racks, which are huge. Check the dimensions closely and figure out where you're going to store this item before purchasing. It's a hassle dissembling all of them after each use for easy storage, so I store them assembled in my basement. The plastic frame cracks easily, so take care when assembling. The racks are even too large to store in my closets or on top of my stacked dryer.
I've been needing somewhere to dry sweaters, etc. flat and this works perfectly. It is light weight and stacks easily. Love it.
These (I bought two) are nice and big. Down side is that they take up a lot of storage space and don't seem very conducive to taking apart repeatedly for storage.
These are great! I hand (well, machine "delicate") wash my sweaters and was tired of beach towels laid around my house with sweaters drying on them! These stack up easily, allow air to flow around for a quicker dry, and come apart for storage very easily. Wish I could find a storage bag to put the parts in so I could just hang them ( I ordered 5) in my laundry room between uses.
These are great drying racks! The mesh helps sweaters dry much quicker than spreading them out on tables/chairs/etc. Stacking them doesn't seem to affect drying times, either. Plus the large dimensions of the racks are great for fitting larger sweaters or combing a few items on one dryer. I would call it a 5 star item, but I've given 4 stars due to the dryers' inability to easily collapse for storage.
I have five of these racks, and I have been using them for less than a year, strictly for drying sweaters. At first, they were fine, but after a couple of months they started falling apart - the little feet that make them stackable cracked and fell off, then the rods started to split and twist, and now it is a nightmare trying to get the stupid things to stack up and then come apart again without destroying the rack altogether.
I love this drying rack. Before, I had to lay my sweaters out on the washing machine, which made it awkward to continue doing laundry. And it took forever for them to dry. Now my sweaters/delicate tops dry much faster. However, when I ordered this product, I didn't pay attention to the measurements. It's about six inches longer than my washer and dryer, which means it doesn't fit on top, because the support feet end in mid-air.
I use these racks almost every week for items that need to lie flat to dry. This is my second set and they are easy to assemble. I have a small laundry area and being able to stack the racks is a necessity. Also, they are easy to store when not in use. I take them apart and launder the mesh fabric periodically keeping my drying racks clean and fresh for years!
I previously bought the racks that come in a three-pack. Loved those! The legs bend for storage, the hook for hanging swivels so you can hang the rack up which ever way fits best where you want to store it. And the mesh stretches tight TIGHT on the rack. This rack doesn't do ANY of those things!
Answer: No, the feet are attached to the sides of the rack. Once it's assembled, it's all one piece, which makes storage problematic. I haven't found a good solution, unfortunately.