Rotary airer or washing line?

-taff

I'd prefer a line but CBA with digging holes and putting in posts, and now we have a rotary line. I'm quite surpised at the amount of washing I can get on there [2 loads easily], and honestly, because I'm quite happy to leave the stuff on there all day, and because it's in a natural wind tunnel type area in the garden, I'm not bothered by drying times.

daisy_1571

If your hooks are solid enough you can tie two ropes to the same hooks then use your clothes props to push the lines away from each other (into a shallow diamond shape) and voila twice the space for hanging clothes.

We had metal clothes poles when we moved into this house and we added a third so I can have ropes zigzagging about the garden catching the sun and breeze. I have found its getting harder to find cotton/woven ropes these days. I prefer not to have the nylon type as I find them too thin and the clothes slide about on them. I leave my ropes up all the time. They would probably last longer if I took them in in the winter.

Daisy xx