It’s not a dryer, takes up no space and costs 11 euros

The cold has spread to all the houses. We have put out our duvet and our favorite comforter. The house is filled with warm decorations, while the temperature outside continues to drop. The sun’s rays are less intense and the days are shorter.All this allows us to discover ourselves One of the most frequently asked questions this time of year: Drying clothes costs a lot of money.

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This time of year you may have had to move the clothesline from the balcony to the living room. You might even have some clothes hanging on the chair because they haven’t dried yet. But that’s not all.There is a very unappetizing feeling that I have to Wear cold clothes

. Crawling out from under a duvet or blanket is already torture, but even more so when we have to put on pants and sweaters that are as cold as porcelain floors.Against this background, we are very surprised Leroy Merlin’s solution.

Leroy Merlin Tips for Drying and Heating Clothes in Winter

The French multinational seems to understand us and has designed a product that can be used to dry and heat clothes at home. No, we’re not talking about the dryer.we talk to you A mini hanging clothesline that fits over a radiator, called a “tendal”.

If you have a radiator in your home, you’re in luck. You can place a clothesline on it and use the heat from the clothesline when you turn it on to dry and heat clothes you’ve washed or want to wear. What a joy! The best part is that it barely takes up any space. It’s more practical and easier than the large clotheslines you usually use around the house. It is made of stainless steel and measures 50 x 32 cm.

Another great product for drying and heating clothes from Leroy Merlin

Another option for drying and heating clothes is to add towel radiator For example, to the bathroom or laundry room. This is a more stylish and timeless solution that you can use every day. Leroy Merlin offers this model.Dimensions are 102 x 55 x 4 cm It is low consumption. In addition to towels, you can hang other textiles and clothing on them to keep them dry and warm in the winter.

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