Retractable Clothesline & Project Laundry List
>> Thursday, April 22, 2010

{ MY WISH LIST }
My post yesterday featuring absolutely adorable clothespins, gave me the inspiration to go after and find an amazing retractable clothesline.
I was absolutely shocked when months ago I attempted to get a Clothesline on my way home from work. Target didn't have one and Bed Bath and Beyond had nothing of the sort. Luckily we are privy to the world wide web.
That brings us to these two beauties: The Lehigh RC20 and Moen RR5506HD
While these two functional beauties may not be as glamorous, cute or chic as my typical post products, they are safe saving, money saving and help support a lifestyle that lifts up our planet. Also, it gives you a chance to be a bit of a rebel!
A rebel? That's right, during my search for quality products (Don't worry the Lehigh and Mohen will go through our typical pro and con list below), I found a really neat movement called Project Laundry List.
Here is a trailer from their film, "Drying for Freedom"
{ THUMBS DOWN }
- Lehigh RC20 : Made out of plastic, so may not last as long. Requires a trick to make sure there is no slack on the line (make sure to read Amazon reviews to find it). Should be easy to find.
- Moen RR5506HD : Not a lot of reviews (only three). That always makes me nervous. Only 8 feet long, so not as appropriate for outdoor drying.
{ THUMBS UP }
- Lehigh RC20 : A massive 20 feet long, though can be used for shorter distances. 80 reviews on Amazon talking about its greatness!! Only $9.00 on Amazon and qualifies for super saver shipping!! (can't guarantee it is always $9.00 that is a sale price.)
- Moen RR5506HD : Made from chrome, will probably last longer. Looks more professional.
**All in all, I'm leaning towards the Lehigh RC20. It looks great for versatility sake (indoor and outdoor) and is a bit cheaper! And although it doesn't have that beautiful chrome finish, it is definitely not an eyesore.
{ BUY IT }
Buy the Lehigh RC20 HERE, for $9.00
Buy the Moen RR5506HD, HERE for $16.38
**Check out 10 reasons to line dry, at Project Laundry List

23 comments:
This is so cool. I would so try to hand my clothes to dry if I wasn't nervous about peeping toms on my underwear.
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Thanks for this feedback! A clothesline is on my todo list...I'm on it! now if only all our rain would stop...got a solution for that? lol
I love my clothes line! It actually is pretty when the clothes are floating in the breeze.
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We had a clothesline in the summer when I was a kid. It is amazing that it doesn't get utilized as much anymore.
When my dryer broke I also tried to buy a retractable clothesline and went to target. I was really dissapointed they didn't have one. I thought they would have one for sure. Thanks for the great finds.
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I would love to try out a product like this. We have a dryer but it's starting to make noises & things are getting caught in it all the time so it's almost repair time.
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I am so excited about this article on hanging clothes and Project Laundry List. I've been hanging my clothes for almost a year. In fact, my dryer broke about 5 months ago and I never replaced it. A relative bought us a new one last week but I'm still hanging my clothes.
I forgot I actually put a couple of retractable clotheslines on my front porch. So, I don't have to worry about putting on shoes or walking in wet grass in the morning to hang the clothes. The other benefit is I don't have to worry about rain as much.
As for your other reader that put she was worried about peeping toms, I put shirts & pants in front and underwear and such on the line closer to the house. So, you can't see the underwear from the road. Of course, we live on a little under an acre.
The only place I could find a clothesline in town was at Lowe's.
Sorry about going on and on. I just love hanging my clothes.
Either would be a great deal! I need to get something like this, my clothesline is a mess.
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