Has anyone seen a "Dri Buddi"?

[TomAtAlki]

I am visiting London and have seen an advertisement for a "Dri Buddi". It looks like just what I need for drying clothes on a rainy day in BA. Has has anyone seen anything like it there or should I buy it here and bring it down? Here is a link to the ad:

http://www.jmldirect.com/uk/laundry/dri-buddi/invt/d04db10100000001/

I'm leaving here in a couple of days so any feedback would be appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[Ries]

So a hair dryer marries a suit bag, and this is their offspring?

It looks like it would work, slowly, for a few things, but its not exactly heirloom quality construction that you would pass down to your grandchildren.

 

[Crema Americana]

This is somewhat similar, though perhaps smaller.

http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar...arropa-jackson-air-o-dry-portatil-plegabl-_JM

I have no experience with either, but they seem to be mini drying 'closets.' Depending on how much space you have and how much you want to spend, you may consider getting one of those instead.

 

[joeteixido]

We used something like this in the past. You hang it from the wall in your lavadero (you will need a drill or somebody who can install it there for you). It works great! If you hang the clothes properly you can even skip ironing

http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-432440636-secarropa-por-aire-_JM

 

[TomAtAlki]

So a hair dryer marries a suit bag, and this is their offspring?

It looks like it would work, slowly, for a few things, but its not exactly heirloom quality construction that you would pass down to your grandchildren.

What do you want for $100US? I hope that this isn't my legacy to my children.