Travel clothesline

A travel clothesline can dry your clothes while you are doing things and it will it save you laundry money! Woot woot! that's your budget travel side cheering! Whether you are camping, road tripping, enjoying van life, or simply traveling abroad, this practical travel washing line takes up so little room in your luggage you won't be sorry you brought it. #travelAccessory #travelEssential #travelBudget #travelOnABudget #travelWashingLine #practicalAccessory #vanlife #camping…

Say goodbye to finding a place to hang your wet clothes while traveling. Check out our list and never let soggy clothes ruin your trip again!

💦 Help stop your RV windows from sweating by hanging wet towels and clothes outside your RV with one of these 7 outdoor clothes drying options. Some of them are stand-alone drying racks or travel clotheslines, while other racks attach directly to your RV. Pretty neat options. I don't think these qualify as RV hacks but they can reduce moisture inside your RV and free up some space so you're not weaving around a drying rack inside your RV. Click to have a look and see what'll work for…

Wondering how the hell to wash your clothes while traveling? In this post, I share six easy ways to do your laundry while on the road!

Make a Rubber Band Travel Clothesline ( for Less Than $1 ): I have always loved the concept of those rubber travel clotheslines (I'm an engineer; what can I say.) They stretch to accommodate different spans, and there's no need for clips or hangers. I was not, however, about to shell out $10 plus shippin…

Guide to the best travel clotheslines you can use in a hotel room. Check out these portable washing lines you can use when travelling.

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While it's not legal in all 50 U.S states to hang laundry outside, it just might be in yours! If it is, you'll enjoy these 10 best clotheslines. And if it isn't, you'll find travel, retractable, and space-saving indoor options available on our list too.

Making my own DIY clothesline was one of my proudest home projects last summer. It started when I noticed my electric bill was getting higher because of using the dryer so much. I read online that air-drying clothes could save money and help clothes last longer. So, I decided to try making a clothesline in my backyard. I looked for materials that were both strong and inexpensive, because I wanted this project to be both durable and cheap. Finding the right ideas and instructions was crucial…

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