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Rotary Washing Line Advice!
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The cover is not to prevent rusting but to keep the washing line clean. If not it's likely to get crapped on by birds, dirty and dusty from rain etc, not what you want to hang your clean clothes on. Also, not to mention it makes your garden look a lot more tidier if that's in anyway important to you.Didn't realise about the Alum ones not rusting so no need to get a cover, wondered why so many came without covers these days.:cool:
Which Brabantia are you looking at, I'd recommend the lift-o-matic range.
Edit: Here you go, comes with a cover and everything - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brabantia-Matic-Rotary-Washing-Accessories/dp/B008AUY602/ref=sr_1_5?crid=2TCKXHB84S82T&keywords=brabantia+rotary+washing+line&qid=1554548949&s=gateway&sprefix=brabantia+rotar%2Caps%2C146&sr=8-50 -
Most, decent rotary dryers are 100% aluminium with galvanised or heavy duty plastic ground spikes.getmore4less wrote: »The tops have been aluminium or coated it the pole that has been the problem.
They can still corrode and get stuck in the spike but less chance of corroding through, might not be as strong in winds when loaded with washing.0
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