Patricia A. Rampage 2008-01-09

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

This item is exactly like the one on the RS website. We used this on our trip to Italy. It came in very handy to hold our laundered items and not drape them over expensive furniture to dry. Because it stretches you don't need clothespins. It just tucks in between the braiding.

L. MCELROY 2007-09-17

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

I agree with the other comments. This product would be better if it had suction cups or clips in addition to the loops. In a hotel room, the obvious place to hang this type of line is from doorknob to doorknob, but that means it's hanging across the room (usually from the bathroom door to the entry door), making it difficult to move around in the room. Also, sometimes I would have preferred to hang the line higher, but I was limited by the height of the doorknob.

abnormal 2007-07-27

0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

I wanted a line that would suction to the walls. I'm not sure if the error is mine or yours. What can I do about it.

L3 2007-07-01

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

This clothesline, once rigged, was effective for its intended purpose. However, it has one design flaw, which is that both ends terminate with open loops. One end can be secured to a towel bar by leading the line through the eye of the loop on one end. But, this means that the bathroom needs have at least one post over which the loop on the other end can slip over to be anchored. Bathrooms we stayed in lacked such a post, so to secure the second end we had to use a pen to secure it. A hook on the second end would have been more versatile.

Richard H. Phillips 2007-06-08

1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

This Rick Steves clothes line works very nicely as atake along line on a trip