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IKEA MULIG Drying Rack: Six Steps for Wings, 19 m of Line, and Storage

A practical guide to the IKEA MULIG 302.287.56 rack, with 19 m of drying line, folding wings, four small-item hooks, and gentle cleaning.

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The MULIG is an indoor/outdoor drying rack with two folding wings. IKEA's '19 m' describes the total drying-line length, not a weight limit or floor width. Check the rack and its placement before use, and distribute clothing rather than loading one side heavily.

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1. Identify and inspect the rack. This guide covers IKEA MULIG 302.287.56. Before opening it, look for bent bars or damaged joints. Stop using it if any structural damage is apparent.
2. Choose a stable, level spot. The rack is made for indoor and outdoor use, but avoid slippery wet floors, walkways, door swings and strong heat sources. Check that it stands without wobbling.
3. Open both folding wings slowly. Keep fingers clear of hinges and confirm that the opened rack stands steadily. Never use it as a step or ladder.
4. Spread laundry across the available lines. IKEA specifies 19 m of total drying-line length and four hooks for small items. Avoid piling heavy wet garments onto one wing; do not treat 19 m as a weight rating.
5. Wipe surfaces gently. IKEA recommends a soft cloth dampened with water, using mild soap or dish detergent when needed. Avoid abrasive scrubbing and dry the rack thoroughly afterwards.
6. Fold and store only when empty and dry. Close the wings and place the rack where it cannot fall or block passage. Recheck the joints and stability before the next load.

IKEAMULIG Drying rack, in/outdoor, white, 19 m — IKEA ↗Manufacturer specifications: 302.287.56, indoor/outdoor, 19m drying capacity as line length, two foldable wings, four small-item hooks, and soft damp cloth/mild detergent care.Wikimedia CommonsFile:Drying clothes.jpg — Wikimedia Commons ↗File-specific author Al Silonov and CC BY-SA 3.0 attribution/license checked; photo depicts a generic drying rack, not IKEA MULIG.Wikimedia CommonsCommons:Reusing content outside Wikimedia/technical ↗Source-level direct image hotlink permitted; it does not waive the specific file's CC BY-SA attribution conditions.

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