Outdoor Clotheslines

• Clotheslines are easy to use, easy to set up, and ideal for backyard drying. If you don't have trees, you can add hanger poles that are sturdy, safe and attractive. Don't skimp on cheap rope: quality clothesline won't stretch, break, or mildew in the weather.
• Retractable clotheslines roll up onto a spool out of sight when not in use. It's a clean look for outdoors, and a quick convenience indoors where you don't want to clothesline yourself in the neck. Just unhook it and it snaps back into its cartridge.
• Umbrella clotheslines fit the most clothing in the smallest space. You can stand in one spot and load the whole unit as it rotates. We know many users who install umbrella clotheslines near their apartment window, and just reach out to hang their clothes outside.
• Clothes drying racks are sturdy stands made of wood, plastic or metal, that let you drape a lot of clothing in a small space. Perfect for tight spots or for adding humidity to a dry room. They fold up flat and out of the way when not in use, so they're perfect for efficient apartment living.

Look over the options available here, and one will hook you. A tape measure will help you visualize if you have enough space for one type or another. Whether you go with a permanent clothesline, a retractable clothesline, umbrella clothesline or clothes drying rack, the sweet smell of air-drying laundry and all its benefits will be yours.