Small terraced house in north london has a problem with drying clothes in winter time after they come out of the washing machine. They have been spun dried in the machine, but need hanging up to dry completely.
The House has central heating also with a vertical drying radiator in the bathroom, which will take a few items but obviously not much. A small drying rack has been affixed to the top of the drying radiator, which will take a few more clothes.
An *economical* solution is being looked for, to get the rest of the clothes dry . There is ' no ' room for a heated tumbler dryer, which anyway would use quite a lot of now expensive electricity. They already have two stand alone wire clothes drying racks.
Current thinking so far is to perhaps rig up some small oscillating electric fan to operated in the bathroom to get the air moving around, and hence enhance drying and stand the two drying racks in the bathroom. Another idea is to get one or two of the very small 15 watt electric pad heaters (used for standing under containers when fermenting wine) and placing each one in the middle of a clothes horse. (not much heat, but apparently we have been told that 'air flow' is the key factor.
Grateful for any advice, thanks.