I have three different types of drying racks, and have used them alot, but now I love the clothes line we use in the basement even more. I was sitting drying racks over every furnace vent to dry clothes on rainy days, so we quickly figured out something better.

I found 2 retractable (single line) clothes lines at Big Lots for $5 each. In an unfinished room in our basement I strung three lines from each line, for a total of 6 lines. I used large hooks in the studs to guide each line through. I ended up with enough line to hang all our clothes. Occasionally I use a drying rack along with the lines if there are extra things.

On the back wall I also have a 6-foot length of clothes rod where I hang all our shirts/tops on hangers for drying.

We installed a ceiling fan in the center of this room to move the air and aid drying. No more birds "bombing" your clothing. No more sun fading colors. No more pollen, bugs, or cottonwood fluff (which looks like snow outside right now). No wind or weather worries. I hardly ever hang clothes outside anymore since we installed the indoor line last fall and almost never use the dryer. It's really convenient because we can watch TV in the evening and do the clothes and get them hung before we go to bed.

-Grainlady

Thank you, for making me feel silly, however it's not as obvious as you think. I couldn't find even a laundry section, much less anything that resembled a clothes dryer racks. Your sarcasm was highly appreciated though.

Here is a link that might be useful: clothes dryer racks