I love this discreet and compact Joseph Joseph laundry rack for dorm living and concealed drying
Perfect your college laundry routine


Back-to-college moves are fast approaching, and if you're preparing for the new academic year, it's important to consider how you're going to do your laundry, too.
You probably don't want to spend hours waiting for shared dryers, or have wet clothes all over your small space, which is why the Joseph Joseph Eclipse 3-Tier Adjustable Laundry Drying Rack available at Amazon is a must-have compact solution, with it's discreet housing to tidily tuck away your wet laundry without making it turn musty as it dries.
Here's why it's an indoor laundry accessory we recommend for small space living.
This Joseph Joseph laundry rack is ideal for dorm living
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Hopefully, you're clued up on how to do laundry with all the laundry tips you'll need as you head off to college. But, without the outdoor space to harness the benefits of air-drying laundry in your dorm, you'll need to dry your clothes indoors.
For this, our top pick is the Joseph Joseph Eclipse indoor clothes airer, which is perfect for tiny spaces. For starters, it folds fully flat for storage behind the dorm room door or under the bed, making it easy to pack up and put away when it's not needed, even if your dorm room is on the small side.
And, while compact to store, there's plenty of space for all your drying needs, with three adaptable and individually foldable wire shelves suitable for drying a wide variety of clothing, from small tops and skirts to longer dresses, trousers, and towels.
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In fact, as one satisfied shopper says in their retailer review, it 'holds tons of washing' so it's no surprise that they're 'really pleased with it.'
It's also equipped with wheels for easy and convenient portability, and features a heavy-gauge steel construction with a stylish fabric exterior, so you can enjoy your dorm room space without the eyesore of drying laundry. It's a unique and discreet addition which we love.
So, if you've been on the hunt for a product that's made for drying clothes in a small space, look no further.
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This discreet laundry rack compactly folds away when not in use, meaning it won't get in the way even if you share your dorm with other people, and when your clothes are hanging up to dry, the discreet screen shields your garments from view while stil allowing adequate ventilation to dry well.
This collapsible Joseph Joseph basket bag is the perfect companion to your drying rack, as it will fold flat alongside or on top of it, and makes carrying laundry to and from your dorm room a breeze.
With an ultra-compact folding design, this clever ironing board folds in half for a clutter-free dorm, with a convenient hanging hook to easily mount on walls or doors.
Sorting your laundry couldn't be any easier with this basket, with three separate sections for darks, lights and whites.
If you find your socks constantly falling off your drying rack, this petal hanger holds up to 32 separate laundry items securely with durable aluminium hanging hooks and can turn your door, radiator, or end of the bed into a handy additional drying space.
These laundry baskets are available in nine colors and combinations, with reinforced handles and an ultra large capacity.
If you're off to college, do you know which things people who are good at laundry always do? Perfect your weekly routine with our six tips from laundry experts.

Ottilie joined Homes & Gardens last year, after finishing a Master's in Magazine Journalism at City, University of London. With previous contributions in Livingetc and Motorsport Magazine, she produces content for the Solved section on the website, focusing on clever tips and tricks to keep your home beautiful, organized and clean. She also has a Master's degree in English Literature and History of Art from the University of Edinburgh, where she developed a love for inspiring interiors and architecture.
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