just pulled in my laundry that got left out overnight. It was nice. Some damp t-shirts are out on the porch line. But as I brought them in, I said to mike “ahhhh you’ll be wearing shirts dried by god” I thought that was cool. As I put his shirts on hangars and then into the closet, I could smell them. So fresh and wonderful. Truly the smell was made by god to get us to use clotheslines
“Lehigh RC20-3P 20-Foot Retractable Clothesline” (Crawford-Lehigh)
Not what I am using, I am doing the two rollers, out to my tree that I had to climb up on yesterday. But still, an alternative to sucking down electricity and saving you some cash
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I love love love my clothesline. I got one of those “umbrella shaped” ones this past spring/summer, a hand-me-across from my MIL as the little park/community she lives in got all heavy handed and hysterical when someone dried their boxers on a line so they outlawed clotheslines. Idiocy.
So I’m way enjoying it. In the winter I use my expandable wood rack and stuff doesn’t dry as fast. I love the clothesline. There’s something so pleasing about it. More than the sum of its parts. I don’t know what it is.