EVERSPORT 5M Clotheslines Indoor and Outdoor Laundry Drying Portable Adjustable Perfect Windproof Clothes Rope Hanger for Camping Travelling and Home Using (Multicolour) - 2Pieces

The Product is received in Good Packing Condition. Quality of the Product is also very Good. Cost also within range of competitor products. Well Accepted.

It's as it's described in the product specifications, moreover, sturdy and easy to use

The wire is thin and tends to become weak over 5/6 months..

Good product

The rope quality is fine. I am pleased to invest my money in this. No issues so far. 👍

Liked that the delivery of the product was prompt. Quality is good too.

The first time I ordered I was sent the 6 fence design and it is pretty goodOrdered again and this time they send me a 4 fence inferior quality .One star for deceiving the customer with wrong pics and advertisement

Not bad but not more good

This clothesline is great! My husband and I traveled for two months in our RV and used this regularly. It is very easy to set up. We could almost always find places to attach it between trees and in the desert, we just attached it to our awning braces. It held everything from normal laundry to soaking wet blankets. With the little dividers on the line, I could use some folding hangers that I purchased separately to hang shirts. In one camping site we hooked both lines together in order to stretch between uprights. The line held up perfectly even though we loaded it down.I also use this line at home. It is so easy to set up and take down quickly. I don't have to have any permanent supports for it, or have a line that is up all the time and gets in the way. With this, I can dry clothes in the warm weather, then take it down during the cold months. It's easy to adjust the height when I am drying blankets so that they can be hung straight instead of folded. It's perfect!

Used it to hold back a shrub in the garden that was covering my post box . It worked great and was easy to use

Very pleased.

Climate change isn't exactly at the top of my environmental worry-list (others are much higher), but if it is for you, I suggest these clotheslines. And even if it's not, I still recommend them. They are strong and very easy to use, especially when used with clips (HONBAY 24 Pcs Clothes Peg Clip Pins Hanging Clips Hooks with Rope Clothesline Windproof Hanger), which stay attached to the line and make hanging clothes very easy. I stretch the clotheslines across my deck and can easily unhook one side when I'm done to take it down. The lines are very sturdy, holding up well in the wind, and they have holes that hold hangars in place even if the line sways a lot.Since purchasing these clotheslines I have dramatically lowered my dryer usage. Typically, I would run our dryer 3-4 times a week, for about 40 minutes. Now, I only run it for about ten minutes 2-3 times a week. I only use the dryer to help fluff out the wrinkles after clothes are spun in the washer. After the fluffing, I move the clothing out to the lines. (It's really only necessary for shirts, slacks, skirts that have cotton; dry-weave fabrics, socks, under garments, towels and sheets go straight out on my lines.)I think it's kind of insane to run a hot dryer inside when it's hot and sunny outside. If you do worry about climate change, you might as well use the warmer climate to dry your clothes instead of burning fossil fuels to make it even worse. Of course, there are a myriad of other environmental benefits that come from not running a dryer in the summer, too. And if you don't worry about the environment, these clotheslines still make sense, purely from an economic perspective...sunshine is free!I highly recommend these clotheslines!

Hoping it will be useful on our long trip to the Rockies.