Diy pulley clothesline

I installed a removable clothesline pulley by attaching a hitch ring to my deck and my shed with spring links.This project was very easy to do all myself!

HOW TO AVOID CHOOSING THE WRONG CLOTHESLINE POSTS People often overlook something as simple as choosing the type of wood or metal for the clothesline posts, thinking that any wood or metal will do wherever they live or maybe end up being unsatisfied of the end result simply because they took the shotgun approach. Selecting the right clothesline post kits is imperative, you see, you use the contraption once or twice a week—that’s forty eight to ninety six times a year! The numbers do add up…

Whether you're going off-grid or simply want to save on your electricity bill, skipping the dryer and using a clothesline instead is an option to consider.

This DIY Farmhouse style clothesline is the perfect addition to any homestead or backyard. Follow this easy tutorial to make your own.

Indoor clothesline that can be erected and taken down quickly... Popular Science, circa March 1944. page 160. Original URL - http://books.google.com/books?id=0SkDAAAAMBAJ=PA154=popular%20science%20workbench=tl=PA160#v=onepage=false

Clothing Airer DIY, Drying Rack, Pulley System

The Perfect Pulley Clotheslines

Making my own DIY clothesline was one of my proudest home projects last summer. It started when I noticed my electric bill was getting higher because of using the dryer so much. I read online that air-drying clothes could save money and help clothes last longer. So, I decided to try making a clothesline in my backyard. I looked for materials that were both strong and inexpensive, because I wanted this project to be both durable and cheap. Finding the right ideas and instructions was crucial…

This post isn't very rock and roll but I'm so excited about my new toy that I just had to share. Over the past month I seem to have spent too much time rushing down the garden in the rain to rescue the washing from the clothes line and most afternoons tripping over the clothes airer and swearing. Fed up with my constant whingeing, Jon grabbed a pen and started sketching something mysterious on the back of an old envelope. Fast forward a couple of days and this was hanging in the utility…

When my wife and I bought our house, one of the first things we decided to add was a clothesline. Our dryer uses about 945 kwh of electricity each year, […]

Clothesline

I don't know about you, but I will never have a magazine-worthy laundry room. It's essentially a hallway (from the garage to another hallway) with a washer and dryer in it, and I have done NOTHING to this room since moving in. Until my dryer went out on New Years Eve. You see, you don't really notice a dryer isn't working until you need it. My dryer was loaded with wet clothes, but it just wouldn't turn on! And it just happened to be one of the few rainy days here in the Valley of the Sun…

The Clothesline that Jeremy Built | Homesteading on Grace

Having moved to a new homestead, a vital feature that was missing was a clothesline. Although it seems such a minor thing, it makes a house feel like a home. A clothesline saves you money and is good for your health too. See how a very inexpensive DIY clothesline can be built.