Portable Folding Rotary Washing Line for Outdoor & Garden

Needed a new clothes line, so had a quick look on here at the myriad of options, and at just over £25 this was the cheapest. Branded ones that looked no different were around £80-100 and I couldn't work out what an extra £60 got you in the world of clothes lines. The answer is apparently nothing. This is perfectly put together, appears sturdy and is literally pop in the ground straight out of the box, open up and hang up your washing. It is slightly smaller in width than I am used to, but with 4 sides has the same hanging space.So if you are motivated by brand names - buy the £90 one. For me I could buy this and have £60 left over for buying vinyl records like every other mid life crisis burdened 53 year old....

Good size for small to mid size garden, easy to put in,takes a lot of washing, doesn't sag,cover very good,If your not very tall like me difficult to put up to full height

It's still I'm the box by the front door, after several weeks. Partly because of the weather, and partly because I'm pretty lazy. But I've managed to open the box and peak inside (because I forgot what I ordered lol). But it looks pretty solid and I'm sure it'll do the job for a few years

This clothesline is rubbish, it's got plastic everything on all its joints, and the line can't be pulled up tighter because of the plastic joints, it has been pulled up once and it all went saggy afterward. I am seriously going to have to bin it rather than freecycle it. I would have asked for my money back but it's been about 4 months now, and I have used it about 5 times, I've now had to buy a different washing line from a local company that works a lot better than this utter rubbish. It's not sturdy it's sloppy, it is weak, and can't hold a washing line if it tried to! Not even worth the company making them!

Basic aerial washing line.No issues putting together (remember to protect the top of the steak with a chunk of wood to prevent damage from your hammer)Rotates with the wind, rapid drying on a good day. Sadly, these are few and far between in south east England. But I’m very pleased to have the opportunity to neatly air dry my clothes, primarily as there’s very little ironing involved for most of the clothes.,

Electric washers are great, but i have no clue why more people do not use clothes lines. It would save so much electricity and solve some of issues of ours and many other countries are having.This clothes line is a light weight product. I used it in a protected back yard where the wind wasn't too bad. Take a couple of hours top to dry a quilt of you put it flat even less time.Easy to out way for strong wind. Get some clothes clips to hold clothes from strong wind especially small garments.Easy to use and best part easy to take down.

Does just what it's supposed to do and dead easy to erect.

Looks ok, but not sure on quality...made in China! but then what's not. Time will tell whether it lasts. Was expecting better quality for the price, seems quite flimsy...not branded as per description.