Did you get inspired by the Green Inc. clothesline photos? If you're obsessed with drying racks (like us), are looking to start line drying your clothes, or you're looking to upgrade to the ultimate drying rack, Urban Clothes Line is a must see! They've got every air drying apparatus you can think of for apartment dwellers, home owners, outdoors or inside... and more.
Urban Clothes Lines is a specialty laundry line store, supplying eco-friendly products for air drying laundry. Their stock includes rotary clothes lines, retractable clothes lines and wall and ceiling mounted contraptions.
Shown above the jump, from left to right:
FIRST ROW
1 D-Rack Clothes Drying Rack, $69.95
2 Classic Kitchen Maid Ceiling Mounted Clothes Airer, $209
3 Hills Expanding Indoor Clothesline, $78.45
4 Hills Supa Fold 190 Long Folding Frame Clothesline, $239.00
5 Moerman Retractable Outdoor Indoor Clothes Dryer - Dual Line, $28.95
SECOND ROW
6 Whitney Indoor Outdoor Clothes Dryer Wall Mount Rotary Clothesline, $79.00
7 Whitney Sweater Air Dryer Clothes Rack - X-Large - Set Of 3, $32.95
8 Whitney Retractable Clothes Dryer Mini 5 Indoor Clothesline, $21.95
9 Hills Rotary 42 Clothesline, $279.00
10 Moerman Soft Grip Xl Premium European Clothespins, $15.95
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Comments (2)
I have a clothes drying rack a lot like the third photo on the top row. Rarely do I use my dryer (I live in an apartment building with a washer and dryer in the apt). I love that I have a balcony I can put the clothes out on and get that great fresh air scent, and in the winter, when drying my clothes inside, it acts as a natural humidifier. Saves money and better for the environment. I love that I can fold it up and it goes in between the fridge and the wall.
The first one is EXACTLY what I have been looking for in a clothes dryer - lots of hang space, but flat wall-/door-mountable.
I found it for only $56 (including shipping) at realgoods.com, and $49.50 (including shipping) at clotheslineshop.com. I chose to buy from the first one because the website and checkout seemed more legit and secure.