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Question: I'm looking for a rack that I can use outside and can occasionally get wet if a sudden rainstorm passes through while I'm out.  Will this rack rust?
Document: Bought one about a year ago, in some store somewhere. Initially I only used it for delicates, but am now starting to hang all of my laundry to dry (saves energy! ), so I'm here to get a second. Lightweight, sturdy, collapses to take up very little space when not in use, efficient footprint even when fully extended. I like that the metal is coated--no worries about rust or rust stains on clothes.
Purchased this clothes drying rack in February, 2013. I wanted to wait a while to see how I liked it, and......drum roll please.......I have found it to be just what I was looking for and expected. The attachable / detachable mesh "rack" isn't something I use all the time, but occasionally I hand wash a sweater and I want to dry it on a flat surface.
Well made and just the right size - you can get a lot of wet stuff on this and it's easy to stow.
I know it seems weird to get excited about a clothes drying rack but this one is awesome! Very sturdy, very practical and it is about as atractive as a drying rack can be. I highly recommend it.
I have had this drying rack for 2+ years, and it is awesome. It holds more laundry than any other drying rack I have used, and it is sturdy. It can hold a full load of wet laundry including sweaters and jeans... and my 8lb. cat who likes to sneak in my room and sleep on the mesh netting across the top.
When I'm not using it, it leans unobtrusively beside my folding chairs in a closet!Like I said, this rack has been wonderful! The only thing that bugs me about it is that is sticks a bit when you expand it. In every other area though, it's performed very well.
The rack is nice looking. It can remain in it's original size for small loads or be expanded for more space. It isn't tall but expands to a good width. Nice space between bars providing room for air to circulate. I would buy another when my older racks break.
The rack was a little shorter than I expected, but it is sturdy and appears well made. I've used it several times. It is very adaptable and folds down well for storage. The cloth on top is removable which was a nice surprise. All in all I'm happy with my purchase.
I liked that this rack expands in width to accommodate almost a full load of laundry. Then it collapses down to a small size for storage, great for an apartment. The metal is sturdy and feels like it is a good quality that won't rust. I've been using mine weekly for the last few months and no problems. I wish it was taller, though. The photos make it look like it would be shoulder height, but it really only comes up to your waste.
After shrinking my favorite sweater in the dryer, I bought this rack to air-dry my woolens. I'm happy with my purchase. It is sturdy, takes less space, easy to store and when expanded holds a lot. (see the photos I've uploaded). Perfect for studios.
Answer: I have been using mine for 2 years at pool side for wet towels, and inside for delicate clothes and have not had a problem with rust.