Retractable Clothesline Heavy Duty Retracting Clothes Line Outdoor and Indoor with Durable ABS Shell and 38 Feet Extruded PVC Line,with Lock to Prevent Sagging

We can hang 10 large towels on Thai without an issue. Only complaint is that the knot that was used in the hook shrank and the line came apart from hook and my towels dropped to the ground. I tied the line around a nut from a nut and bolt and it’s held tight since.

After one camping season it's still working fine. We use it at our camp to put wet clothes on to dry after swiming in the river.

Let's be honest, this was mass-manufactured to be as cheap as possible. That pricepoint is why I bought this product, so to complain about build quality would be kind of silly. I ordered 4 of these and one came with the mounting bracket upside down and another came with it backwards. But it was good enough and it got the job done. You need to loop the retractable cord around the knob to lock in place the right a mount of cord. So far it is able to do that just fine with a full load of we t laundry on it. Though the first time you do it you will notice that the cord pulls off of the spring/hook. Its just a knotted cord trying to be to big to go through a hole. It WILL pull through the hole, so you just have to tie it on to the hook or pull it through the hook and tie it on to an object that wont pull through the hook. So basically, it requires at least an IQ of 85 and a little bit of effort and then it works great. I was able to install 4 retractable clothes lines in my basement for $40. Thats a pretty good deal.

Skip this and go buy a metal line. No matter how taught you try and make it, theres several feet of "give" in this line, so if you hang anything but a couple pairs of underwear on this, its going to sag so low that your garments will be touching the ground. It is incredibly easy to set up, but thats about the only thing this had going for it. way too fragile line material to be of any use to someone trying to use it for regular drying/large item drying.

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Did not like gauge of close line, too thin. also did no care for plastic case, seems cheap. Had others w/ metal cases & heavier line , they lasted for many years. Returned.(besides I leave line extended part of spring, all summer,& most of fall... only retracted in winter, so opted for heavier non-retractable vinyl coated wire line, it's not hard to coil up for winter

We put this on the side of our shed so our kids can pull it out and hang towels on it after swimming. It was easy to install, folds over so it can be kind of hidden when not used, and the kids can easily pull the line out and lock the line in place so it doesn’t sag. We’ve used it all summer and it’s still working great. It’s small so it doesn’t look like a big eye sore and it can be reeled back in and tucked away when not needed. It holds our 4 towels plus suits just fine and is very stable.

Like 30 bucks for one of these labeled a" dog tie out" or a 9.99 product labeled as a clothesline or whatever. I checked out what it's made of thought I'd give it a try. I bought two of them for the front of the house one for the back of the house, and they worked like a freaking charm. I have a nine-year-old lab and pit mix. He's huge with tons of muscle although I will say he's used to going out on a tie and is gentle and doesn't pull on it if he did, it might be a different story, but if you've got a teeny weenie dog or a dog that is used to knowing there is an end to tie out and he can't takeoff running and go crazy with it, don't pay 30 bucks or whatever for the tie or even more because they can get extremely pricey, might I say, bc this does the trick.