Reddit reviews Household Essentials 17120-1 Rotary Outdoor Umbrella Drying Rack | Aluminum Arms and Steel Post | 12-Lines with 165 ft. Clothesline
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OUTDOOR UMBRELLA DRYER with 12 vinyl lines for hanging and air drying laundry outside165 FEET OF TOTAL DRYING SPACE that can be accessed easily thanks to rotating topSINGLE ACTION open and close, helps save space when not in use; ready for installationNO-RUST GALVANIZED ALUMINUM ARMS and steel post work together to create a strong stable drying rackMEASUREMENTS: 72 in. H x 73 in. W x 72 in. D
It's a foldout washing line with a cover on it. They're pretty common in the UK.
Not true unless they have a special corner somewhere. At least west coast US I haven't seen them in Home Depot or Lowes or the smaller ones. I usually check out the garden section but maybe I just didn't recognize it.
I'm still trying to decipher the basic rules. It seems like there should be a bag per four people. That's halfway to passing out for each person basically, but it's random, so somebody could drink half a bag or more. Sounds like if there's a lot of people you change up between red and white wine, and maybe port even though we don't have it in boxes in the US. Anyways, you spin the wheel, and then...
What happens? You chug for some amount of time, but for how long? I need to know.
Edit: Just saw your edit, I must have just missed them. Up in WA now and you can't dry clothes outside for most of the year so I haven't seen them here either. Is this similar? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000BO96W8/ref=pd_aw_sbs_3?pi=SS115&simLd=1
The real Hill's Hoist is like $300. I don't think I'm quite that invested.
No matter what I know about hexbeams, I always think its just a laundry line on a stick.
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I don't know your living situation, but if you can hang up some laundry to dry it will save money. We recently put this up outside and use it for our cloth diapers, sheets, and towels. It's not big enough for all our clothes on laundry day, but it does save several runs of the dryer each week. In the Texas summer it's been great not having the added heat from the dryer as well.
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