Comments on: 180416 https://blogshank.com/2016/10/180416/ Fri, 04 Jun 2021 20:23:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Mike https://blogshank.com/2016/10/180416/#comment-2349 Mike Sun, 16 Oct 2016 19:09:07 +0000 http://blogshank.com/?p=2151#comment-2349 Who told you about my terrible DIY skills?! Who told you about my terrible DIY skills?!

]]> By: Halfie https://blogshank.com/2016/10/180416/#comment-2347 Halfie Thu, 13 Oct 2016 20:55:37 +0000 http://blogshank.com/?p=2151#comment-2347 Or badly erected? (Sorry!) Or badly erected? (Sorry!)

]]> By: Mike https://blogshank.com/2016/10/180416/#comment-2346 Mike Wed, 12 Oct 2016 22:03:23 +0000 http://blogshank.com/?p=2151#comment-2346 Very strange that this blog post has been quite popular. I thought most people would think I'm a nutcase but it seems to have struck a chord. I like having a long wooden pole to prop the line up when I've finished, old-fashioned style. It's like putting the artwork on display. Also any painting or photo showing washing on a line cannot fail to be interesting. I think part of the problem is that a lot of rotary washing lines are badly made. Very strange that this blog post has been quite popular. I thought most people would think I’m a nutcase but it seems to have struck a chord.

I like having a long wooden pole to prop the line up when I’ve finished, old-fashioned style. It’s like putting the artwork on display. Also any painting or photo showing washing on a line cannot fail to be interesting.

I think part of the problem is that a lot of rotary washing lines are badly made.

]]> By: Dave Shelton https://blogshank.com/2016/10/180416/#comment-2345 Dave Shelton Wed, 12 Oct 2016 14:42:22 +0000 http://blogshank.com/?p=2151#comment-2345 While I have quite fond memories, personally, of rotary washing lines I have known, I very much agree about the rest. My decisions about which items get pegged where sometimes also factor in which areas have best sunlight at which times of day, and which areas are beneath overhanging trees and thus more vulnerable to bird poo (I try to fill those bits with socks rather than, say, sheets or towels). It's an art, and a craft, and a science. While I have quite fond memories, personally, of rotary washing lines I have known, I very much agree about the rest. My decisions about which items get pegged where sometimes also factor in which areas have best sunlight at which times of day, and which areas are beneath overhanging trees and thus more vulnerable to bird poo (I try to fill those bits with socks rather than, say, sheets or towels). It’s an art, and a craft, and a science.

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