Best heated clothes airers that are perfect for families and will help save on your bills 💸

The Dry Deluxe 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer offers 21 meters of drying space and can hold up to 15kg of laundry, making it our contender for the top spot. Indeed, it's a versatile and energy-efficient model for drying clothes indoors, from hardy jeans to delicate fabrics. We love that the control panel is easy to see and programme - complete with a money-saving timer. Plus, it has wheels for easy movement and can fold down for convenient storage. I mean, who wants any clutter in their home? Lakeland claims that it costs less than 6p per hour to run, making it a mean-green drying machine.

With a high average star rating of 4.4/5 on Amazon UK, we're sure you'd be interested to see what customers say. Many agree that drying capability and functionality are the strongest factors (the two we'd expect). One customer has a very draught-prone flat, and clothes would (usually) take 2-3 days to dry anything in winter. Now, with this lightweight pick, they can have dry clothes by morning. Another thing reviewers love is how easy to assemble and "ready to use" it is. Additionally, it's also said to be sturdy enough and has a lot of shelf space. However, the cable is said to be too short, and the built-in timer "isn't great." Someone suggested an energy-saving timer plug to help.

We love this budget-friendly Dunelm Heated Airer with Wings. Energy efficient, it runs at 220 W and has a running cost of just 5p per hour. It comes complete with 12 metres of drying space and can hold a large amount of laundry (10kg). With extra space from the fold-out wings, it's a chameleon - and can fold away neatly when not in use. Lucky for you, this Dunelm dryer comes with a cover, making drying a little more efficient - and tidy.

Customers like this airer for its stylish, space-saving design. There are a few mixed reviews online, but most reviewers have rated it five stars. One customer loves it, as it really warms their home up and "saves on heating." Another says it's a "great buy," drying clothes in no time without any need to put the heating on. Customers seem to agree that it works well and is a proper bargain. Any negatives? It's said to be not the sturdiest pick on the list.

Looking for a mini version? This Dry Mini Standard 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer is a budget-friendly solution for drying clothes indoors and is perfect for one-bedroom flats with limited space. Thanks to its lightweight frame and heated bars, it can hold up to 15 kg of wet laundry, drying clothes gently yet much faster than traditional airers. It costs just pennies to run and folds neatly for easy storage, so small homes are well-catered for. We love this economical, space-saving option.

With an average rating of 4.2/5, customers seem to like this Dry mini airer. They agree that its biggest advantages are functionality, ease of assembly, and value for money. One review says it's been very useful during some rainy days in Cornwall and doesn't take up much space. Another says the drying time is super quick - and can be moved easily. However, it could benefit from a cover for super-efficient drying (sold separately) and is not big enough for sheets or towels.

Budget-friendly and portable, the Dry Foldable Heated Airer is the go-to for quick indoor drying. Whether you're taking on challenging loads quickly or needing to travel for an important event, this Dry foldable airer can dry up to five items of clothing, thanks to its built-in fan that circulates hot air and dries efficiently. Plus, it folds down into a compact carry case for easy travel. We love the built-in fragrance dispenser, too, which can help with smells. If you travel a great deal for important events, this is a flexible and affordable alternative to a tumble dryer.

With an average customer rating of 4/5 stars, this Dry airer is well-liked by customers. One customer says it's "ideal as a supplementary drier for small loads." Complete with temperature settings and a timer, this is a super cool tool to have. It can even help heat up the room, one review claims. Plus, if there are a few garments that aren't tumble-dryer-friendly, this is a great alternative. Not only is it said to be easy to store and assemble, but also ideal for drying emergencies and has a little extra space. However, some customers found it a little noisy and better suited to smaller items.

For ultimate efficiency, the Dry 3-Tier Heated Clothes Airer & Fitting Cover Pack is another great pick. When not in use, the heated airer folds down to just 8 cm for easy storage - and the cover doubles as a storage bag. Space-saving to the extreme. Holding up to 15 kg of wet clothes (or 21m of drying space), this budget-friendly solution speeds up drying for delicates and heavier items. Thanks to the cover, drying is even faster - as well as even. It's economical and well worth the price tag.

Customers love this pick - granting it an average star rating of 4.5/5 - thanks to its ease of use, size, and easy set-up. One customer commented that the included cover helps with drying and "absorbs the moisture nicely." According to this reviewer, the dryer has not caused any dampness or mould. Another says it's "much needed" as many items, such as delicates, can not be put through a tumble dryer. Overall a cheap option, which will come in handy during the winter months. Many agree that this dryer "works well" - but be prepared to move clothes around for optimum drying.

Last - but certainly not least - the mega-money-saving Dry Tri 3-Tier Heated Hub. Don't be put off by the photos; you can build this hub into three different "modes" to suit your space and the size of laundry loads. The Standard mimics a tower airer, Compact saves space by folding one side, and Wall mode allows for a wide set-up against your wall. With temperature control and an eight-hour timer, this sleek, space-efficient design blends into your home. Plus, the cover and laundry baskets make drying more efficient. Looking for something to take care of the laundry? This is the gadget.

Customers like this pick, having granted it a 4/5 star average rating. Though said to be a little heavy, it's a stable airer, and the remote comes in handy for easy programming. Another customer says changing the temperature of each rail is a great feature, as some materials are sensitive to high heat. However, customers weren't sure about the top rail not being heated (the theory being that the heat would rise), and the covers were a little tricky to attach. Set-up seems to be tricky overall.