BLACK + DECKER Over-the-Door Telescopic Clothes Drying Rack, Expandable, Stainless Steel, 2-Tier, Space-Saving Indoor Design

I absolutely love this thing. My washer hasn't arrived to wash anything and use it but it's perfect, a genius idea!! Can't wait to be able to hang all my towels with out worrying there not spaced out enough to dry or damaging my door with moisture. It's exactly as the advertisement shows, I also want another one badly, when I can I will for sure!!!!!! My mom is about to order one for herself right now Lol. Buy it it's so worth it!!!!!

Been using this drying rack for about a week. Here's my thoughts: Pros: enough space to hang 1 load of delicate wash, space-saving storage is nice Cons: the black "feet" easily come off and go missing, leaving the metal edges to rub against the door

Seems a little floppy, esp. with the hooks at first, but seems to be designed that way intentionally. It's adjustible so that's nice. Seems sturdy enough. I have it attached to my metal storage rack rather than a door. Obviously you'll need a gap on the top of your door if you want your door to be closed while the rack is hanging on it. Decent enough for the price.

I should've gotten this years ago. I hung this over my shower curtain to dry pants. In winter I'll put it on the towel rack over the floor heat grate. The crooked shape allows air flow. The folds mean I'm picking the size I need too. AND I don't have to give up floor space!

Arrived put together and it's a bit janky. I'm unsure if it's supposed to be this way or if they sent one that was returned. I guess this what I get for buying the cheapest option.

Hung it on the door and that is it. I got it so towels had space to dry better after using. This does the trick.

Haven't used it yet but it appears to be perfect solution for my sons form that is lacking in floor space.

I live in a retirement condo that has no storage and does not allow anything to be hung outside. This has turned out to be the best solution for hanging hand washable without destroying my floors. I prefer to hang it over my glass shower door that opens in or out. I hang my delicates over the expandable rods, and water drips onto the shower floor. It folds up quickly and fits neatly against the bathroom wall. I finally threw out the rack that took up too much floor space. Hangs up easily, and can be adjusted to accommodate a lot of wash. So glad I found this!

Overall this is a pretty good design. It has little catches that ensure it stays in a zig-zag shape once fully opened so it won't pull out straight under the weight of wet clothes when you let go. This maximizes drying area quite well. Most of it feels fairly sturdy, but the part that slides in and out is a bit weaker, so you may want to put heavier things on the fixed side. I did have a little trouble with the actual widening/shrinking of mine due to something inside the bars. It looks a bit like rust, but might even be just dirt or something. For now I cleaned it as well as I could with mineral oil and it's working a little bit better, but I think even without this it could be a little hard to adjust. Ideally it should be disassembled and oil poured in I suppose. That said, if you don't completely shrink it to the minimum or stretch to the maximum it's quite a lot easier to adjust, so my advice is to store and use it not quite fully shrunken or fully extended. The design is fairly sturdy overall. I maybe wouldn't load it down with a lot of completely soaked and dripping wet full length towels, but for normal uses it should be fine.

i ordered a different dryi g rack before the behind the door rack a d it took up too much space. i returned the first and ordered the second. very happy with the space saving a d the items drying in my bedroom is also good for a little moisture in the air for the dry winter months on the way