Product review (1 stars): Fix it Yourself-You'll be Better Off
I was ready to purchase this dyer rack after the "feet" broke off on my original rack. After reading all the reviews, it sounded like most reviewers were throwing their money away. Here's what I did:

I filed the broken feet-both the front & the spring loaded rear feet, so that they made a flat surface. For the front feet, I took 2 wood screws and washers, drilled a small pilot hole where they had broken off and attacked them. You wouldn't believe how solid the front feet are now. You could also use a small bolt and nut which would be even stronger. For the spring loaded rear feet, I drilled a small pilot hole in the middle of the "X" bracket. Next was to drill a hole in the rack, right in the middle of the "X" bracket where it broke. I took 2 small wood screws and fed them through the pre-drilled  holes. While my wife held the screws stationary with a small phillips screw driver, I took the feet with their pre-drilled pilot holes and screwed them on. This rack is now as solid as the Rock of Gibralter. You could put 20 lbs. of stuff on this rack and it wouldn't budge. I've already used it several times and it works great. So save your money and spend an hour or so with a few basic tools and make your dryer rack as strong as mine.