Whenever it is in my small town apartment, I combine the idea of having to get my chunky drying frame made of plastic. What does it bring to have a beautifully curated room when a part of the eyesore is dominated a few days a week that hangs the laundry?
Well, here at Livingetc We even transform the world's most secular activities into something that is very serious. And today's discovery? A retractable clothes line of £ 14 from Amazon, that almost I want to keep my laundry away all the time. The device itself consists of a small brass wheel that mounted on its wall and contains a lock that is attached to the opposite wall to secure the retractable wire in place. It's shocking slim.
In addition, this means that you no longer have to worry about the laundry that penetrate your precious place. Let your bed linen blow like an Italian country villa in the window. See that even your ideas for dryer shelf can be redesigned luxuriously if you know where you have to search.
Kiyoo
Revolter clothing line
Chic, right? This retractable wash line can be installed both inside and outside to increase your daily tasks. The line itself is a robust steel wire that extends 2.8 m (9.2 feet) and can wear loads of £ 11 to £ 33. And you can choose from brass, silver, white or matt black.
I discovered this device from Chloe Michalska, a popular content creator and DIY expert, who says that this retractable clothes line first attracted her attention because it needed a space-saving solution to dry laundry indoors.
“I was initially attracted to the brass color and the style of the laundry line and remembered our traditional Victorian doorbell,” she tells me. The true WoW factor is that it is not immediately obvious what it is. Let it be a small decorative feature in a room instead of the chunky rack that you run to hide out of sight again.
And the design has even been updated lately. The nylons rope was replaced by steel wire and an additional debit function prevents the line from falling off. Reviewers rave about its quality, even after a lot of use. “I also intend to dry homemade pasta!” Chloe adds.
Chloe Michalska is a popular home and a DIY influencer with over 225,000 followers on Instagram. She is currently renovating her Victorian home and loves to share affordable ways to give the character and style back into her home house.
Other stylish ways to dry your laundry
There are some serious stylish laundry drying shelves and at a reasonable price. I start asking why I have ever bought the plastic monstrosity.
To save you the effort, I have summarized six of the best laundry drying frames that I could find, both free-standing and on the wall. It is 2025 and it is time that the washroom feels.
Kave home
Roxana towel shelf in solid teak
Another way to increase your laundry drying tactics is to divide your designated drying sites. I love the idea of only having a frame for towels, socks or underwear. In this way, the line is never an overcrowded eyesore.
John Lewis
Wall -fixed bamboo Airer
This option by John Lewis can take a little more space on the wall, but the retractable feature makes it a breeze for clever washrooms.
B&Q
Drinkable clothesline
I am obsessed with this alternative, retractable clothing line. It also has a stainless steel wire rope shape that can wear up to 50 pounds.
Brabantia
Pull out
If this retractable laundry line is missing in shape, it makes up for this again in the price and space saving function. It has several lines to dry and can extend up to 22 meters.
Gardening
Chalford wall dryer natural
This dried stand is made of beech wood and galvanized steel. It has three height options and folds flat after use to conveniently save the room.
Dyke & Dean
Hotel Retractable Clothing Line Matte Black
Sometimes your space with elegant, black accessories looks better. This matt black option by Dyke & Dean is the ideal option.
“With children and pets nearby, free -standing drying shelves are often in the way, so you will bet before winter that I will add another retractable clothing line in our house,” says Chloe. The options for stylish clothing stands for dry clothing are apparently unlimited – my sad plastic drying shelf counts its days.