With over 40 inches of linear drying space and a standing design that can easily be folded, this gullwing standing drying rack is a great basic option to invest in. Weighing under 8 pounds, this clothes drying rack can be adjusted, folded, and easily carried away to the closet when you're done using it. And because it's equip with two handy shelves on either side of the central frame, you can simultaneously use one to hang clothes from hangers, and one to lay items flat. And beneath the upper rack is a middle shelf big enough for a pair of shoes, along with two holders on the sides of the rack where you can hang shoes if they get soaked in a sudden rainstorm. At $30, this rack is a total steal.

If you're short on space, consider Aero's wall-mounted drying rack. This ingenious option can be attached to any wall space and is pretty much invisible when it's not in use. When you're ready to use it, just pull out the slim, horizontal strip and voila! Instant drying rack. It's equivalent to 22 linear feet for drying space when pulled all the way out, and it can hold up to 60 pounds of laundry. Bonus: multiple reviewers note that it's super easy to install and requires minimal effort. And, if the price tag or size seems too daunting for your budget and space, you can pick up the 45-pound version of this drying rack for just $50.

Not only is this drying rack by Home Solution multi-tiered, but it's also easily adjustable. Simply remove tiers you aren't using and modify the tripod's height to fit in any sized room. This rack exclusively uses hangers, which can make it a bummer if your hangers are in short supply, but that's also a perk: there's virtually no wrinkles or unwanted creasing with this rack. Plus, it can hold up to 60 garments at a time and features wheels, so it can basically take on an entire wardrobe and it's still totally portable.

If you're dealing with clothes that tend to snag, this drying rack with clips by Laundry Science is the perfect solution. First, there's no mounting or installation at all; just hook it on any available bar or rod in your house and start hanging your laundry. The clips attach to any type of hanger and keep your clothes separated so there's virtually no way they can get snagged or damaged. And while this drying rack may be smaller than some other options, it can still hold up to eight pairs of jeans and 14 shirts. The best part? When you're done, just unhook it and it's like it was never even there.

At only 17 inches wide, Honey-Can-Do's tabletop rack makes drying smaller garments easier than ever, all at the affordable price of $11. Just pop it open, set it on any flat surface, and get to drying. There's even a mesh shelf on the bottom to allow for quick drying without the drip. While this rack is perfect for small garments or to take on the go, it isn't quite wide enough to take on larger pieces like pants or linens. Be sure to keep that in mind before purchasing.

If you rely on sunshine and a cool breeze to dry your laundry, this umbrella drying rack by Household Essentials does the trick. Shaped like an upside-down umbrella, the vinyl lines equal a whopping 165 total feet of drying space! You can even rotate the top so you can easily reach any garment, and you can close the whole thing when you're finished drying. Plus, the aluminum arms and steel post are both rust-proof, so this rack is completely durable even if you bump into some bad weather.

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