‘This is a whole new level’: Mum installs a giant ELECTRIC clothes line in the roof of her laundry – complete with a heat lamp, fan and LED light
- A mother stunned social media by uploading a photo of her electric clothes line
- The impressive giant electric line includes a heat lamp, fan and LED light
- More than one thousand people online were impressed at the indoor clothes line
- Others had created their own budget versions using Bunnings fans and frames
A mother has stunned social media, after she uploaded a photo of her newly-installed giant electric clothes line in the roof of her laundry.
The Australian woman, named Anne, posted on social media, where she shared a picture of her humongous clothes line – which comes complete with a heat lamp, fan and LED light.
‘Ladies, do you have issues with hanging washing outside?’ Anne began her post.
‘Time to check out this invention… It is called a topline clothes line and it comes in three sizes.’
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A mother has stunned social media, after she uploaded a photo of her newly-installed giant electric clothes line in the roof of her laundry (pictured)
She added: ‘This one is the largest and it has a heat lamp, fan and LED light. Best of all, it has a remote control.
‘We scored ours at the Sydney Home Show and it was $995.’
More than one thousand people were impressed with Anne’s laundry system, writing comments like ‘this is a whole new level’.
‘What an awesome space saver,’ one woman posted.
‘Definitely a better idea than having a clothes horse taking up all your space.’
Another posted: ‘We have this and it saves me a lot of grief in having to rush home and get the laundry in.
‘We have a dehumidifier under it and it dries in no time. No problem with bacteria!’
The woman, named Anne, posted on social media, where she shared a picture of her humongous clothes line – which comes complete with a heat lamp, fan and LED light (pictured)
Others said they had no idea that such a device existed, and living in ‘rural Victoria’ can mean that ‘nothing is able to dry outside between the months of June and August’.
‘I actually had a dream about this!’ the Victorian woman added.
According to product description on the website, the clothes line is the ‘new age of clothes drying’.
‘The TopLine Clothes Lines come in three different base sizes, 80, 120 and 150cm,’ product description reads.
‘There is a size to suit every laundry, and whether you are in a one-bed unit or a five-bedroom house, we offer a suitable laundry solution.’
What makes the lines different is that they are designed for indoor drying, ‘so there are no messy looking airers on the balconies of apartment blocks, no washing lines on display on waterfront properties and no floor space wasted’.
Another woman posted to say she has made her own version using a $34 remote-controlled fan from Bunnings Warehouse and an old frame ‘we rigged up on a tight budget’ (pictured)
The woman wasn’t the only one who had a clothes line dryer in her house.
Another posted to say that she has made her own budget version using a $34 remote-controlled fan from Bunnings Warehouse and an old frame ‘we rigged up on a tight budget’.
‘I’d love that for my wardrobe,’ the woman wrote.
‘Imagine waking up to toasty warm clothes in winter – so dreamy.’