SHOPPERS are snapping up a heated airer that helps dry clothes without turning on the central heating and it’s now available for just £30.
The Online Home Shop winged heated airer has been reduced from £57 to £30 in the latest sale from Online Home Shop (ONS).
The airer features a unique winged design with multiple heated bars, providing plenty of space for drying clothes, towels, and linens.
The built-in heating element speeds up the drying process, ensuring laundry dries quickly and evenly.
Not only does it work fast, but it’s also energy-efficient, helping to cut down on bills while keeping laundry fresh.
Plus, it folds away neatly for easy storage when not in use, making it a great space-saving solution.
One shopper said: “Pretty good heated airer, lightweight, easy to assemble, folds away nicely and doesn’t take up much space.
“It gives off a good heat and dries clothes well – much quicker than my old airers that relied on central heating.”
Another shopper said: “It’s very lightweight, so you need to be careful setting it up for the first time.
“It holds a lot of washing and heats quickly.
“You just need to rearrange items to dry them evenly.
I’m happy with this airer and have told friends about it.”
The majority of customers have given it glowing five-star ratings, praising its material, affordability, and quality.
If you’re looking for more ways to stay warm this winter, OHS has also slashed the price of its Adults Electric Heated Oversized Hoodie Blanket.
Originally £36, it’s now available for £29.
Designed with elastic cuffs and a large front pocket, it’s the ultimate comfort essential for cosy nights in and a great gift idea.
Online Home Shop has launched a massive January sale, with discounts of up to 65% on winter essentials.
Tips to stay warm this winter
There are plenty of cheap and easy ways to keep cosy without cranking up the heating.
A hot water bottle is a simple and cost-free way to stay warm. If you’ve got a little extra to spend, an electric blanket is another great option, costing just around 2p an hour to run.
Don’t forget to block out the cold – draught-proofing your home by sealing windows and doors can make a big difference.
Aldi has joined the winter savings race with its affordable heated throws and electric blankets, starting at just £25, perfect for keeping snug on chilly nights.
Wilko is offering budget-friendly draught excluders and thermal curtains from as little as £10 to help keep the cold out and your home warm.
Meanwhile, Argos has reduced the price of its heated clothes airers, with some models now available for under £40—an energy-efficient alternative to expensive tumble dryers.
