There is a range of different things that you should consider before you buy a rotary washing line. To make sure that you get the most for your money and a clothes drying device that is right for you. From the different lifting systems to the length of the clothesline it is easy to get confused as to what you might need. At Washing-Line we have created a list of the most important features of rotary washing lines and what to look for. All of these are outlined in our full rotary washing line buying guide below. Durability

Scottish Highlands & Islands postcodes: AB, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, PA, PH, ZE, LL58-LL78, IM, TR, PO30-41 Created with four long arms, the lines of this square airer are further apart than on most rotary washing lines – so there's more space in between your rows of washing for air to circulate and carry the moisture away. And, of course, like all rotary airers, just spin the Linomatic as you hang items and you'll find there's no need to keep shifting your laundry basket from place to place. A lightweight, but sturdy, rotary washing line, the Vileda Sun-Life 40m Compact Rotary Airer comes with some helpful features, including a rachet system to alter the height and ensure the lines stay taut, and four clip-on hooks to accommodate coat hangers, offering more drying options during those sunny summer days.The rotating element is the final section of a rotary washing line. This part comes collapsed into the pole and then extends upwards. The part is made up of 3 or 4 metal arms which clotheslines hang in between. This is the key element of a rotary washing line as it spins in the wind, which helps to naturally dry the clothes by allowing more air to flow through them. What are the advantages of using a rotary dryer? Best rotary washing line accessory for rainy days: Chimney Sheep Large Laundry Mac Laundry Protector | Buy now

Laura has also written articles for publications including the Daily Mirror, the i, Metro, Stylist and Happiful magazine. Why you should trust us I have a four-arm heavy duty one - hated the concept at first (being an old fashioned single line type of girl) but now love it - can get two whole loads from my large machine on there every other line."(Type suggested by Mumsnet user Whoamireally) Our verdict The size of your garden/patio/yard: There is a rotary washing line to suit every outdoor (and even indoor) space. Choosing between wall-mounted, free-standing or the traditional style all depends on what that looks like. Brand: Minky | Dimensions open: H33.5 x W9.8 x D5.1cm | Dimensions closed: Unspecified | Material: Metal | Ground spike included: No (Freestanding) | Cover included: No | Maximum wash load: 1+ wash loads What we like

The best rotary washing line is reliable, sturdy and built to last. Three words everyone loves to hear when it comes to laundry products, especially considering the current cost of living. Okay, so the great British weather doesn’t always allow you to use it (that’s what the best heated airer is for). Still, when the sun finally appears, there is something particularly lovely about catching the scent of your favourite laundry detergent on the breeze and watching big white sheets billow from your kitchen window. The typical rule is that the lower the loading position the better as they are more accessible to everyone. In addition, a high loading position may require the user to stretch or stand on something to reach the rotary washing line. This is undesirable as both carry a risk of injury. What are the common problems with rotary clotheslines? Brand: Minky | Dimensions open: H18.5 x W16.5 x D12.5cm | Material: Plastic | Ground spike included: No - includes wall fittings | Cover included: Plastic housing for line - retractable | Maximum load: 25kg What we like