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I've just found the most amazing space-saving outdoor washing line thingy

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Thurlow · 31/05/2014 13:37

This could win an award for dullest thread of the year BUT I had to come on and rave. We haven't got room for a proper rotary airer and haven't got walls/fence panels to hang a decent washing line on. I've been dragging the indoor airer outside all the time, which is an arse - but I've just bought this for £15 in Argos, it's a foldable, portable outdoor rotary airer.

Small things in life obviously please me, but this is amazing. A full washing machine and it's barely filled half the airer! And when the washing is dry it's just going to fold into a little bag that can go in the cupboard.

I'm never excited about laundry. I am today Grin

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Thurlow · 10/06/2014 13:16

English, each of the legs needs to unclick from the circle of plastic it's held in, so prop it up and pull each leg out individually - does that make any sense?

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EnglishRose1320 · 10/06/2014 14:39

Thanks I'll give that a try

zoemaguire · 10/06/2014 21:33

Don't forget to cut the plastic ties holding it together too Grin

EnglishRose1320 · 10/06/2014 22:25

Hehe Zoe I had at least remembered to do that! :)

Managed to get it up- not sure how exactly, lots of trying and eventually it suddenly did- hopefully it will be easier next time because it really is very good for drying on

Housemum · 11/06/2014 19:24

Don't keep telling me that - I want one! (none for miles around)

LillianGish · 11/06/2014 19:29

How stable is it? About to move to an apartment in Paris with no garden but huge flat roof area where could possibly use this. However no use if likely to be gone in a puff of wind.

Singlesuzie · 11/06/2014 19:56

Hmm, mine is pegged imto the grass so very sturdy but not sure how sturdy it would be without the pegs.

zoemaguire · 12/06/2014 22:06

Mine hasn't been pegged so far. Don't think it would survive a high wind, but in normal use it's pretty sturdy - the legs come out a long way.

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