Flexo-Line

Having clothes that can be washed in a sink and will dry overnight is a big plus; the Flexo-Line portable clothesline takes little space/weight and is great. Uniqlo’s Airism undershirts and briefs are cheap, comfortable and quick drying.

As described and seems to function well. The braided surgical rubber is definitely the way to go. I've tried the twisted elastic ones before, and you need a LOT of tension on the line to secure anything in the twists without pegs (which somewhat defeats the purpose). Would like if it came with a car...

Light and easy to pack, but a bit thicker than I imagined. Sometimes difficult to stretch between two different objects as the elastic is strong. Could definitely see myself causing damage to myself or surroundings if the elastic snaps or the loops slip.

I bought 2 of these and 2 small carabiners. The lines can be tied together and with the carabiners, the whole thing can be configured to fit almost any bathroom, hotel room, whatever. The braided line means no clothespins are necessary. The braiding is elastic enough to grip even shirts without them...

I travel a lot, and use this a lot ,this is my second purchase. This thing weighs nothing and takes no space up. You should have this live in your main travel backpack/suitcase. I work out 6x/week, so my strategy, regardless if it is a 4 day or 4 month trip, is to carry 2 dryfit gym outfits, and to ...

Used it a few times now. Probably get another one when we go on another lengthy trip. Unlike the other clothes I've purchased for camping and travel, this is least bulky, lightest in weight, and more functional. Used inside a RV rental, hooked between standalone range oven handle and a door knob, to...

I bought one of these in 2012, now that it's 2019 I finally had to get a new one. This got A LOT of use hanging my sink laundry in countless hotel bathrooms. After all those years the latex held up. Not up until recently had it's grip finally stretch out. if you fly carryon/onebag then you are likel...

I traveled to Italy for a few weeks with carry on luggage only. Thus that meant a lot of washing of clothing in hotel and apartment sinks. I do recommend bring a couple of carabiner clips to attach the line. I also recommend not hanging clothes in damp bathroom if possible. Do squeeze out as much wa...

I have used one of these for at least 5 years, since first seeing it on a travel show. Love this product. It takes up about as much room as a 3 oz. toiletry bottle and can be used anywhere. I do add a small carabiner on one end in case there isn’t anything in the hotel room to wrap the ends around. ...

We took this to Europe in May. We went to a laundromat after the first week to wash and dry our clothes, so I did not think that we would be using this clothesline. However, we needed to wash and dry a few things at a later date. We used it at two different hotels. It was a bit of a challenge to sec...