Review on 🧺 Hillman Fasteners 100ft #5 White Clothesline by Elizabeth Carey

Where has it been all my life?! I've been hanging clothes on a clothesline for almost 10 years and always use the traditional cheap nylon cord. This rope works great for a few months but always needs to be changed at least once a year and sometimes twice. It discolors, sags, and eventually breaks. However, THAT is amazing. I've had it for a few months now and it still looks brand new. It holds a lot of weight, doesn't sag, discolor or mold, and looks great. To be honest I was upset that I hadn't found it sooner. Whether you are building a new clothesline or replacing an existing one, do yourself a favor and buy these. It is so good. Note that ideally you will also need a cable tensioner. It's a good material, but it will slowly loosen over time, and the tensioner allows you to re-tighten it with just a few turns every few months.