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CLOTHES DRYING RACK x DRYING RACK (CLOTHES) xx CLOTHES DRYER Tip: Three-panel screen has a pine frame with dowels set into each panel. Use for hanging towels, clothes, etc. Estimated cost: $36. Tip on using shock cord and boat railings to serve as a clothes dryer. Drying rack for gloves and mittens is shaped like a giant hand. Wooden clip clothespins hold gloves to dry. Rack 'em up. Combine store-bought spindles with scrap lumber and bullnose trim to make a drying rack for mittens and hats. Hung out to dry. A scissor-style wall-mounted drying rack made from teak and aluminum rods. Portable clothes or towel drying rack. Made from dowels and wood. Sets over a hot-air register. Mitten Lovin' Mittosaurus. A wooden dinosaur with spines on its back for drying mittens and gloves. Hockey Man. A life-size plywood cutout of a man with raised arms serves as a drying rack for hockey equipment and clothing. The rack folds in half when not in use. Polar Pengiun pick-up. Wooden shapes painted to resemble a penguin are glued to a spring-tension clothespin. This becomes a clip to hang wet mittens up to dry. The country look. Fold-up herb drying rack is made from 1x2s and dowels. Also suitable for use as a portable clothes or towel rack. Wordless Workshop suggests how to make a rack for drying mittens. Mitten drying rack made from a length of 2x4 fitted with stiff wire U-shaped frames. No-space drying racks. Two comb-like arms lie flat against the wall when not in use. When opened out they allow you to stack work pieces while glue or finish is drying. Drip dry rack for shower/tub combination. Slatted wooden shelf (dowels set into a simple frame) is positioned over a radiator to form a drying rack for gloves and mittens. Clothes-drying rack is made by lacing the top of an old folding card table frame with nylon cord. Items may be laid flat on the strings or draped (hung) over the strings. How to build a drip-dry clothes drying compartment that shares part of a shower enclosure. Three ideas for convenient and energy-efficient ways to hang and dry snow clothes and boots. Tip: Use old pantyhose as a support to hang sweaters for drying. Antique clothes dryer. A wall-hung shelf (8"x28") incorporates a collapsible wood-and-dowel drying rack. Shaker drying rack for towels may also be used as a quilt rack or clothes valet. Mitten box. A wall-hung box with a slotted bottom is used to store soggy mittens. Overall dimensions: 14" wide, 9" tall, 5" deep. Wall-hung drying rack. This accordion-style wood and dowel rack expands out to provide up to 10 horizontal bars for hanging items. When closed, the frame serves as a knicknack shelf. Shaker drying stands. A deceptively simple-looking piece which will test even the most experienced craftsmen. Mitten depot. A wooden plaque in the shape of a mitten is equipped with two spring clothespins to hold gloves while they dry. The plaque serves as a frame for a cross-stitched picture of a cabin in winter. A three-shelf drying rack for boots and mittens. Rack can be disassembled for summertime storage. | |||||||||
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