Veritas 2008-08-05

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

This clothesline is great for traveling lite. The cord has good length and stretchability. The suction cups worked great on tiled shower walls; once stuck they held with quite a bit of wet clothing on the line.

A. Sumpter 2008-05-27

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

This clothesline was great for doing small amounts of laundry while traveling. It can be very long and hold a lot of clothes. It was very sturdy and held up to a lot of tension so that the line wouldn't sag.

The suction cups were not necssary, we used the clips to either clip the line to something or wrap the end around something and clip it to itself to form a little loop.

The only small thing that could be offered is another shorter version. A lot of hotel rooms in Europe are not very big so finding things far enough apart to attach the line to can be challenging.

californiacustomer 2008-01-17

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Although the Rick Steves clothesline looks more substantial, I prefer this one because it has clips at the ends instead of loops. I never use the suction cups. There are times when it is difficult to put a loop around a knob, but I can always wrap this line around the shower curtain rod or something else, and then clip it.

Joseph Elwell 2007-12-27

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Suction cups won't hold a wet sock! They're cute but non-functional. Luckily this product is cheap enough that it doesn't really matter. If you're looking for a better product check out the Rick Steve's clotheline or the Flexoline. Both rely on the same design which is a step up from this product.