👕 Newraturner 2 Pack Portable Clothesline: Windproof Travel Laundry Line with 12 Clothespins, Stretchy Retractable Elastic Rope for Backyard, Vacation Hotel, and Balcony Drying Review

I liked the choice of colors for this product. I also really like the versatility. Simply hang and position the clips where you want them. Ideal for drying socks or hand washing clothes. I bought two: one for the house and one for the caravan.

I bought this clothing line because there were two in the pack. However, when I opened it, I was greeted by a strange rubber smell. I put them in a Clorox/water mix and it worked. I also made a separate solution of lemon and vinegar, which also helped, but I still can't neutralize the smell. They're sturdy and will probably work just fine, but I sent them back because of the smell.

I think some people like it but I hate them. Handling clips and sliders is just annoying. I threw them away and got a plain clothesline and some clothespins. Clasps don't attach your clothes to the rope, they just grab onto it, which I find tricky. Maybe I'm just too used to plain old clothespins. I think clothespins have a lot more flexibility and are a lot faster for me.

Ideal for very light and minimal use e.g. B. for drying swimwear when travelling. use. It's just lightweight bungee cords, metal clips, and small plastic clips to keep things in place. cord and some stainless clips!

This is a good product and ideal for camping. Fix it between a few closely spaced trees and you can dry bathing suits and the like. It comes with clothespins attached which work great but if I were designing it I would give each pin two locating balls instead of just one. You should be able to prevent the pen from sliding along the line in either direction. I installed it permanently between two posts on the back porch, just adding wooden pegs when needed. I've been using it for a few weeks and

The reason I give Satuts is because I really rely on the reviews and opinions of others and for this top of the range product they say clothes stay in place , because there are clips between the hangers and the clothes still slide and also the clips they use as hangers don't hold the slipped clothes as easily, among other things this indicates that it doesn't sag and I pulled it as tight as I could and am still limp so the description they give is far from what you get. Honestly it would be…

I like that they have clips with little elements that prevent them from moving, because a little rope that you probably put in some weird place (otherwise not like a standard hanging place) will hold really things don't slide sideways or move at all. They're only about 10 feet long, but I'm sure you could chain them together. And it's been working great so far. Very easy! I assembled and used it in literally a second! I hang a waterproof cape/mattress cover and regular pillow on the photo and…