EVERLASTO Orient PVC Clothes LINE, 4.8mm x 30M (Clear)

Appears to be a good quality, sturdy washing line. Only fitted yesterday so haven’t rated the durability. Much thicker than some of the lines you can buy. Clothes pegs fit nicely and get a good grip. Easy to fit.

Everlasto washing line is the best, always long lasting and good quality 👌

Good plastic covered clothes rope but a bit thinner than I would have liked. However it is easy to clean with a damp cloth and it does the job.

I purchased this after my old plastic covered steel line broke. I was looking for one similar but saw that this had good reviews although it is not metal and was thicker than the metal ones so the pegs wouldn't slip round. And they don't: it is an excellent line, very sturdy and I can't see it breaking any time soon. Recommended.

In use as outdoor washing lines, thickness right for enabling pegs to get a good grip on the clothes, and with the plastic cover there is no shedding to come off the lines onto the washing like my old one did.

After my wife complaining about our washing line being to thin for the pegs, causing the washing to constantly slide up & down the line; I looked on line & found this. Good reviews & good price for the 30m one I purchased + free delivery. Fantastic service arrived the next day !Put it up straight away & fits perfectly on our pully system line, line much thicker than the standard one we originally had, but still fits through the crank hole. No more peg movement & wife happy, what more could you ask for.

Have had it for almost two months and it's doing fine. Sturdy and seemingly time-proof (I hope).

I may be 76, but I still remember how to do a round-turn-and-two-half-hitches from my Boy Scout days to attach it to a hook on my wall. I recommend leaving it in the airing cupboard for a while before fixing it up for the first time.This again makes it much more pliable to work with. If you find it's still a little bit too long when you've shortened it, put a screwdriver through the loop you've made at the end and wind it clockwise to take up the slack.