Bartnelli Premium Retractable Clothesline | Heavy Duty Retracting Rope Line for Clothes or Laundry, Perfect for Indoor or Outdoor Use and Travel or Camping Can Hold Upto 50 Pounds of Wet Clothing

What a great tool when you don't have enough space in your apartment, really easy to install and works very well.

Our dryer in our apartment recently started to not dry our jeans and cottons all the way, and this little guy saved us. It took all of 5 minutes to install and fits perfect in our small laundry room. I love how it retracts so when we don’t need it, you don’t even know it’s there! I’ll be keeping it in our apartment for the next tenants as well, I think everyone should have this for those clothes you need to air-dry. It makes laundry a breeze.

I was lucky to find studs to screw into. Note: There is a little bit of slack, so a little bit of sagging.It was strong enough to hold a pretty thick wet wool comforter up! I bought some big clips from the Japanese dollar store (Daiso) to help in the drying. I also have a little drying rack to help hold things up off the ground, and a fan heater to speed things up.

I like the product and it is as described. However, it could be improved if somehow we could tighten the line once it is stretched across. It can sag to the middle. Otherwise it's a good product and worth the money..

We do not have a clothesline in our yard. This year we built a screened in porch. We purchased this to originally dry our towels and swimsuits. However, this line holds up to 50 lbs! I am even able to dry your king sized quilts on this line! Best part, when done, it just zips back and is completely out of your way. GREAT BUY!

I saw a product like this on Instagram and thought it would be really cool to have in my laundry room. Installation was really easy and the function of it is great. I really like how it saves space. The downside of it is that I can’t really hold a ton of clothes on the actual line but you could get creative.

This is a great product. For those that commented it sags in the middle, it’s most likely because they failed to lock the line in place. Without pushing the lock mechanism, it does sag. Otherwise, it works exactly the way it is intended. Great job!!

The spring is 2-week and when you lock it into a hanging close on it it sags way too much it does not hold enough tension. Even if you tighten the string on the spool it still has too much give. Would try a different one if I needed to buy another 1