Adjustable Elastic Clothesline with Clips and Positioning Balls Portable Retractable Windproof Laundry Hanging Rope for Travel Camping Indoor Use Anti-Skid Washing Line with Drawstring Bag Purple

First travel clothesline which actually keeps clothes from slipping around when hung. They have these little locking gadgets between clips that you can move when pressed, then close upon release, keeping clothes separated. Glad I found it.

If you have this, you can pack way lighter. I've never had trouble stringing this bungee cord in hotel bathrooms, and the clips stay in place. My recommendation is also to get a few of those laundry detergent sheets (it's soap dried into thin papery sheets). With that, you can do a small wash in your sink or tub and then hang your clothes to dry. (I have also successfully used hotel shampoo too.) You can wear the same items multiple times on your trip!

Used it on our recent trip to Europe for 16dys & it came in very handy I had to do wash every 3dys because we did carryon luggage. The only trouble I had was trying to hook it on something solid in the shower, the bathrooms in Europe was tiny. It did the job though, happy with purchase.

I bought these for my mum and dad, who live in Europe in a high rise city apartment, meaning there is no space for a separate dryer , thus, like most euro machines, the washer turns into a dryer once washing cycle is done. The problem is it wrinkles clothes and doesn't "fluff" it like american dryers. She gave up and now air dries everything. So i needed a permanent solution for some serious laundry rather than camping or an occasional hotel stay. THESE WORKED GREAT and have been able to handle wet jeans, large bed sheets, huge holiday table cloths.. We used them on one of the glass enclosed balconies. Installation was easy. Now, we did have metal rings already secured into the cement walls so it was an easy hook up in our case. Firstly, these are adjustable so we were able to create a super tight rope to decrease sagging once wet clothes were hung. Secondly, while adjusting, one can take off spacers and clips as they take up space and are a nuisance for serious laundry. We did leave a couple for "just in case". At one point, I washed a huge linen table cloth and, while there was a little bit of sagging, the line popped right back into its tight state once table cloth was taken off. I didn't expect them to work as well as they did and have ordered 4 more since the initial 2. Will be ordering 6 more to create additional "drying space" for mum in her bathroom. The fact they can be used as a permanent solution, yet, be removed when/if necessary is brilliant, too.

I use this on our boat for weekly laundry. Buying another because it is fantastic and it can ensure winds and rain. I’ll do more of my laundry and not use the public facilities! I can wrap it around corners and from any stable hook.

We used this on our balcony on our cruise ship and it was so great to hang up wet clothes/suits/towels outside to dry instead of all over the bathroom (where they never even dry all the way). My husband also used this when deployed and he loved how durable it is and that it doesn't take up much room.

Just spent a few weeks in Nepal and Bhutan. I brought this handy little clothesline with me. It was such a hit that my travel companion stated that she would be buying it as a holiday present for family members ( all of whom travel extensively).

Easy to use. Wish was longer