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People were with washing lines, while they were washing clothes. The basic clothesline, an idea still in the Victorian times, it was easy to put clothes on a bush to dry.

The first proper clothing, a piece of rope or cord tied tree to tree.

Over time, based on updated versions. Above all, the Hills Hoist, invented in 1946. This was the first popular clothesline and not long after its invention in Australia, the sales soared and the company is rapidly expanding to keep up with the demand.

But in the last decades of the 20th Century more and more people, in which electric tumble dryer for the convenience. But now we are starting to view the error of our ways for many reasons.

The ecological and environmentally friendly living conditions for many people today. The electric dryer is losing favor in many households, and many people are re-drying their clothes naturally.

The beautiful smell of fresh dried laundry outside is a big bonus. Plus electric dryer is very hard on clothing, stretching, shrinking, fading, and sometimes completely destroying substance. Clothing clothing line keep in good condition for longer.

Modern clothing lines come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. With one for every household to the indoors or outdoors, there is no excuse for anyone still with an electric dryer. You can even a clothesline, which rolls up to fit in your hand for trips and camping.

Disabled people are to fully appreciate modern clothing lines as they are positioned low and easy to use.

And people choosing the right clothes for their homeland, other countries have different attitudes to washing lines! In some American states clothing are prohibited. Hanging clothes outside is sometimes referred to as a scandal, as a sign of poverty or simply unattractive. Fortunately, these old-fashioned view is changing, along with the laws on washing lines, and soon all states can wash linen.

Elsewhere in the world, clothes are the norm. For example, in Scotland, some residential areas use communal washing lines. The public areas are also very popular in Germany and the Scandinavian countries, where the government about the environment, and there are many "green" laws.

So you have it, the clothesline, a product that is older than your grandmother, but that will survive your grandchildren.

Kelly has a passion for environmentally friendly products and writes for Lifestyle Clotheslines supplies laundry lines in Australia as well as Urban Clotheslines, the United States are a clothesline store.