Review on 👚 Set of 2 Portable Nylon Clothesline Windproof Travel Laundry Line - Indoor Outdoor Camping Home Hotel Use - Random Color (Includes 3m & 5m Clothesline Ropes) by Jessi Hodges

I reasoned, rated it three against four and finally settled on four. I have to consider the price and for that price do you really expect perfection? No you can't, so I really can't get excited about how faded this thing is, how the hooks aren't necessarily secure unless you plug it in a few times, and how often it tips over when I do try hanging clothes on this piece. For the money we paid? No that's fine. The shorter one is too short to get where I wanted to put it, but the longer one is actually longer than the space I need, so I have enough left over to roll it up a bit for extra support. Our washing machine broke a while back after we had fixed it once before, so I've decided to switch to hand washing with a breathable mobile washing machine so I have to line dry my clothes before finishing them in the washing machine can. Dryer. That's why I bought this set and it's perfect for that. Holds wet towels, sheets, blankets etc with surprising ease. I keep thinking it's bound to break soon, but it doesn't (yet). When the monsoon isn't in full swing it's dry enough here to dry all my clothes and I'm really looking forward to it. Nowadays, large and strong clothespins are mainly used, BUT this clothesline allows the use of clothes hangers. You can also use them at home, in the bathroom or in the kitchen. I even used them just for extra closet space when sorting clothes. I will probably buy more of these for our hiking/travel gear. Not only for drying, but also for organizing clothes, even for privacy in a truck or camping. So many options for one little thing. I just don't want to lose the ones I use for home when I bring them back (plus it would be nice to have extras in case they finally break). However, I don't know why I was asked in the review to rate the suction power. There are no suction cups in the kit (didn't think they were supposed to be, right?). Oh, one more note! I mentioned the monsoon. I am so ill that I passed out several times before I could remove my clothes and was horrified to see all the clothes being blown by the monsoon winds as soon as I came to my senses - EXCEPT this leash has never been broken by those crazy winds even with wet clothes blowing on it. And we've had some BEAUTIFUL storms since I got them in the mail. (The sturdy clothespins kept them from flying off the rope itself.)