🧳 Portable Travel Clothesline 2-Pack - EverSport Clothes Drying Rope, Adjustable and Windproof Clothes Line for Indoor, Outdoor, Camping, Travel, and Home Use Review

My only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner. I hand wash my clothes and just hang them in the shower to dry for two years (living in an apartment right?). Now I can install this thing in my living room, put potted plants under it to collect water, and boom. Multitasking.

Very good product. The reason the rating is four stars instead of five is because the metal parts are not connected to the plastic clothesline. One of the ends flew into the landscape mulch and took a few minutes to find. I ended up gluing the metal to the plastic, but I'll still be very careful with the ends. Two photos are attached and they are very colorful so my husband will not look at them.

Now I understand why people used to love using a clothes line! The weather in California was very hot and I really hate operating machinery on these hot days. With a child I wash at least several times a week. This clothesline was a big help in cutting down on energy bills during the heat. I love that the clothesline has small notched holes for hangers and the hangers stay in place without using a clothespin. Have you ever tried drying something without a clothespin? All of this sags and slides

This was perfect for what we needed. We run a clothesline through the laundry in the summer to dry our swimsuits. The elastics we bought earlier work for a while, but over time they continue to sag and lose their elasticity. Also they are always too long for the space we have so we have to wrap them around shelves etc to make them work. These clotheslines are great because they are non-elastic. They are adjustable to the required size. They don't sag and are great for our application. We…

This clothesline is great! My husband and I traveled in our van for two months and used it regularly. It's very easy to set up. We could almost always find attachment points between the trees and in the wild we just attached it to the canopy struts. It contained everything from ordinary laundry to wet blankets. With small dividers in the row I could use some collapsible hangers I bought separately to hang the shirts. At a campsite we connected both lines to run them between the posts. The leash

I purchased this particular clothesline based on previous reviews and comparing images of this clothesline to other similar products at Revain. It actually has 6 nylon strings versus the 4 shown on other products. It's a much stronger and more essential feeling than I thought. It doesn't stretch under heavy tension, the locking hooks keep it in place well. The attachment hooks are moveable so you can cut the line and move the hooks or move the hooks without cutting the line and I consider this…

I'm very glad I found it. Tried her on a hike; came home and bought two more sets for the new location. Hooks used to hang from the roof - we can't do that here - the boards are too high off the ground, but we have tall posts that are about 12 feet apart. It is great! And the hangers won't be blown away by the wind, and more importantly, you have large and small hanger spaces so your clothes stay separate when the wind blows! (I'd post a photo but can't figure out how to do that on my phone.)…

Climate change isn't high on my list of environmental issues (other issues are much higher), but if it's for you I suggest these clotheslines. And even if they aren't, I still recommend them. They are durable and very easy to use, especially when used with clips (HONBAY, 24pcs, clothespins, needles, hanging clips, rope hooks, windproof hanger) that stay attached to the rope and make hanging clothes easier. I run clotheslines across my deck and can easily unhook one side when I'm done taking…