IKEA HACK | DIY Laundry Clothes Airer | Drying Rack

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Welcome to our series of vlogs where we will be renovating our early 1960's converted bungalow in the beautiful Kent countryside. This renovation will involve a lot of #DIY as we do like to get stuck in however we are not professionals in any way so these are not tutorials 😂. From experience renovating previous properties we know that we learn from our mistakes and pick up new tips, tricks and skills along the way. This is not going to be a quick turn around, we'll be doing this over the course of the next few years so thank you for coming along for the journey, hopefully we'll still have all our limbs, fingers and toes intact by the end of it 🤞🏼
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◾️ WHAT WE USED TO BUILD THE AIRER ◾️
Eye Hook Screws (Black) Find in a hardware store
Cabinet Brackets (4 sets/pairs) Find in a hardware store

[weshasawi]

This laundry room is a masterpiece of creativity and hacks!

[NatiHerron]

You two are master Ikea hack designers!

[beij]

What a brilliant idea. You are not just fashion fabulous but also DIY queen 👍

[aliceinwonderland.]

Such a clever idea Emma and Simon showing his amazing DIY skills.🥰

[anaguerra]

Absolutely brilliant!!!! Now that is a hack!!! Who would have thought about the trousers rack??? 👏👏👏

[evijabozinska]

Your imagination has no boundaries! Such a handy idea 🤩

[ntyler]

Love this feature and the overall turn out of your utility room! Such a good way to cover something but still make it accessible and functional. It looks like mini french cleats.

[NettiesWorldU]

The best DIY, your laundry room is such an inspiration

[jnelsimpson]

What a clever hack! It is 100% more useable than the racks you place on the floor. I love it!

[geeb]

What a brilliant idea ! This is something I may use too.
Thanks Emma.

[justinaacorn]

ooh! surprise upload..I was waiting for Sunday. Thanks!😅
So inventive.

[janetclark]

Just want to thank you for your clothes buying love everything and your tips how they fit xxxx❤

[northwoodfalls]

Superb. Love a good hack 😃❤
I can feel how satisfying it must be to walk into that room, Emma. Is there anything more pleasing than an aesthetically beautiful space that is also highly functional and practical?!

[KatharinaEwers]

Drying rack for wet dog jumpers! You live like royalty 🐩🫖😆

[sallyannc]

The utility room looks amazing. My only query - and I'm sure there will be a good reason for it as you and Simon are very considered in all that you do - is why the washing machine and tumble drier are right next to the door, especially as they're so close to your dining area?
It's a pity they couldn't have been placed further into the room e.g. the bottom corner, so there's less noise from them and more room to move around them (rather than being right next to the doorway).

The bespoke hanging rack is genius - but I'd still recommend a ceiling hung pulley, we have one in our utility room (also a modern house so ceilings not terribly high) and it's such a game changer.

[sunskyemist]

It's so convenient to be able to hang puppy towels, leashes, and coats when they get wet. I wish I could do something similar to be more organized. Emma - you may be interested to know that in Korea the drying racks are suspended from above and are lowered to be used. It's great for small laundry rooms.

[howmoon]

I like the idea of the trouser hangers. I do not understand what are cabinet brackets?

[gracemitchell]

"Such imagination and practicality"

[valentinare]

Great idea 🎉
Out of topic here and I maybe the only one interested, you often mention that you like to listen to podcasts, could you please recommend some :)

[silkes.]

I like the idea! Although I don't like the idea of a dressed dog...