Retractable Clothesline Indoor Outdoor Heavy Duty 40 Feet - PVC Clothes Line Retracting - Clothesline with Wall Mount - Retractable Laundry Line for Drying Clothes with 12 ClothesPins

Easy to install, works great, durable and a great value for the price.

Smaller than I thought but works very well.

Works well! Very simple to set up. I attached one end to my deck and the other to my fence and it only took about 3 minutes. It will sag a bit and I had to rewrap the line a couple of times but after the first couple of uses that diminished. Retracts quickly and can stretch out quite a long ways.

Great product! It is very long and easy to use. We pull it to zigzag across our room to dry clothes. Highly recommended.

Wife loves the ease of use, however, it does not stay in place with one wrap as claimed. Requires double wrap to not sag or slip. Line seems a bit thin compared to others I have purchased. Don’t expect it to last past a year.

Very practical way to dry clothes in a small apartment. Before I purchased this clothesline I had been using drying racks. This is definitely the way to go. Key to keeping line taught is to not allow any slack in the line when you secure it by looping it around the base.UPDATE:. After three months of use, the clothesline began to pull away from the wall, dangerously insecure. The screws were literally coming out of the anchors. You can see this in the second photo. Once I noticed that, I immediatly stopped using it (which was a bummer because its so convenient) and sent a message to the seller. The seller was very helpful and told me the screws are smaller than the anchors and I needed a larger screw. Also I need the anchors to sit deeper in the wall. I was kinda bummed to have to buy additional hardware (I installed it using the hardware that came with it, I'm not sure why it didn't work). So I installed new anchors and longer screws, and made sure to hammer the anchors deep into the wall. So far so good! I'm so glad to have my clothesline back, I missed it!

Literally the saddest excuse for a clothes line. A hard gust of wind with a single pair of socks and this line would sag. The line is made of a weak material that has way too much give. No matter how tight you pull the line and “lock it in”, it’s bound to go slack.

You can take this gadget anywhere you want. Hang it on a tree and dry your clothes in open air. The trick for the line to hold the clothes up, is to put hooks along the way. You can’t expect the line to hold straight. You must aid the line to keep from sagging. Pls understand this is not a retractable stick!!! So take the line for 10 feet and hook the line into a hook. Then continue across like 9 or 10 feet and hook again to another hook on a wall or column. And so on in a cross cross pattern design. it is so convenient. When dry, pick up the clothes and once you have finish taking off the clothes from the line, then unhook the last part of the line and go to the next and so on. It is a great value for the money!!!There is nothing like drying your clothes under the open air or the sun!!