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Question: Can you dry sheets on this rack?  Would you need to have two racks?
Document: Love it! It is very sturdy even when loaded with wet clothes and folds up nicely (would fit behind most bed headboards, under a bed or behind a taller chest of drawers). I read some reviews that noted it held two loads of laundry; but, I find it only holds one large/extra large load. I do need to hang some items on hangers on the sides of the rack for an extra full load; but, that is fine. If you make the best use of the space you should be able to fit lots of clothes on this rack.
Set up your clothes rack in a small/medium room (outside is probably still best, though) with a ceiling fan and turn it on (still less energy than an electric dryer). It helps dry the clothes even faster. Plus, the moisture from the clothes keeps that room 3-4 degrees cooler as it evaporates (even without the fan). Great if you need a room to be a little bit cooler than the rest of the apartment!5. Bed sheets will probably need adjusting halfway through their drying time because those you do have to fold to get them to fit on the rack.
I've been using clothes lines plus laundry drying racks on a weekly basis for over 25 years (in my new subdivision clothes lines aren't even allowed, so I bought two of these to make up for the loss of my old outdoor laundry line.) My old dryer rack, which, though a bit more lightweight than I would have liked, had a great design that gave me long wide areas to hang/drape lots of laundry with ample spacing. After years of service, it finally broke. I purchased the Moerman Y-Airer 79' Folding Laundry Drying Rack last month as a replacement, and I am extremely pleased with my choice.
I just received the indoor clothes drier a couple of weeks ago and think it is great. It is very easy to use, sturdy and has so many different ways you can set it up depending on what you need to dry. Folds flat and is easy to manage.Update 6 months later...  We have now used the indoor drier for over 6 months and it is working great. The rack shows no signs of wear and gets used all the time as we no longer have an electric clothes drier. I would highly recommend this product.
I bought this primarily  to dry more delicate garments that should not go into a dryer.The rack is lightweight and easy to handle and unfold/fold. It did arrive in a box without any packing protection, just plastic wrapped, but it did arrive safely. So far I noticed that one of the little wires has come loose, and will have to have my husband either apply JB Weld or actually do a spot weld to fix. Oh well. The coating on the metal looks good and hopefully will prevent rust from forming.I am still learning how to place clothes on the rack to maximize the space, but I have dried 2 twin fitted sheets, 2 pillowcases, and 4 shirts at the same time with room for more small items.I would buy this product again.
I ready the other reviews before I purchased. The stand arrived in a plastic bag in a cardboard box, undamaged and ready to be unfolded and used. There's lots of hanging space - I hang a few tops to dry on hangers to better keep their shape - but there's room for all the rest on the stand. Sometimes up to two loads fits on the stand. Sheets too - just drape them over - and you can set the wings up higher (above horizontal, so it's in more of a "Y" position) to hold the sheets higher off the ground.
If you are like me, you like to dry on racks so the clothing doesn't shrink two sizes and lose all the elasticity. This rack stores nicely and compactly but also spreads to accommodate a lot of clothing.
I always hang dry my laundry and the wooden drying racks never had enough space for everything. I was looking for something mega, and I found it in this drying rack. I love that it's as lightweight as the wooden ones and it fits easily into a closet in my small apartment once it's folded up. There are sooooo many racks from which to hang items. What used to take two racks, doors, and any other hanging space in my apartment now is mostly consumed by this thingy. I first thought the price was too much for a drying rack but I believe it's worth it now that I use it.
I bought this drying rack after using a similar version while vacationing in Italy. I only air dry my clothing and my cat recently destroyed my other 2 accordian racks while playing "jungle tiger." I thought I would be able to eliminate the broken ones and just use the new one. Unfortunately, while the Y drying rack does have more places to hang things, most of the articles have to be small, like socks, undies and tank tops. It is difficult to use all the area at one time - especially if drying pants and long-sleeved shirts.
We don't use our dryer very often, so that means we have drying racks all over our house. This rack can fit twice as much as a standard wooden rack, is sturdy, doesn't have paint flaking off and can fit into more compact spaces if you don't need all the drying rack space.
Answer: Yes, it's fairly tall, at least 3 feet above the ground. Yes, I have let driy on it a king size bed sheet.Two racks just give you extra space. It would not be a luxury to get two in case you need to dry other stuff.