Collapsible RV clothesline is perfect for RV living
Veteran RVers and avid RV Now readers Bob and Gail Ring are from Martinsville, New Jersey.
I met them at the Coachmen factory RV campground prior to a Coachmen rally. Bob put together this innovative clothesline made from ½ inch PVC pipe and fittings.
This clothesline is designed to hang from the RV ladder. 
Here you can see how the hangers are designed. 
A few key pieces are glued while removable bolts with wing nuts are used to fasten and hold the PVC pieces together. 
The line is strung between the hoop ends through holes drilled into the end pieces.
This mobile clothesline is perfect for towels and small loads of laundry. 
Inexpensive and space efficient this design will work on any RV with a ladder. Hanging out with RV enthusiasts all across the U.S.A. - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing
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I met them at the Coachmen factory RV campground prior to a Coachmen rally. Bob put together this innovative clothesline made from ½ inch PVC pipe and fittings.
This clothesline is designed to hang from the RV ladder. 
Here you can see how the hangers are designed. 
A few key pieces are glued while removable bolts with wing nuts are used to fasten and hold the PVC pieces together. 
The line is strung between the hoop ends through holes drilled into the end pieces.
This mobile clothesline is perfect for towels and small loads of laundry. 
Inexpensive and space efficient this design will work on any RV with a ladder. Hanging out with RV enthusiasts all across the U.S.A. - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVingDVD: RV Awning Use, Care & AccessoriesRV Expert Mark Polk walks you through the step-by-step process of using, caring for and accessorizing an RV awning. Polk explains the different types of RV awnings and awning fabrics, and how to properly clean and inspect the awning fabric & hardware. Learn more or order.
Labels: Laundry
posted by Jim Twamley at
7/30/2008 04:00:00 AM
2 Comments:
If your trailer does not have a ladder, then you can fashion a similar rack utilizing the spare tire.
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Anonymous, at August 16, 2008 6:50:00 AM PDT
My Husband built me one of these to
use while in FL for 6 months. It will take about one laundry size load and saves me $1 each time. Plus the cloths are not wrinkled and smell so nice. When we leave to come home to VA it lays flat in the cargo bay.
By
Salle, at August 16, 2008 7:32:00 AM PDT
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