Setting up the Brabantia Topspinner Clothesline

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[@jayniebabe1]

Oh, you two are such fun to watch! You work well together. You remind me of my daughter and US son-in-law and they'd probably enjoy living the way you are too. Yes, we do pronounce some words in England differently from you but we somehow manage to get by. Thank you - I can go plant my rotary dryer properly now :D

[@Mr.Handy-ish]

Thanks for the wonderful comment! Good luck ☺️

[@ChristiRich]

It is self assembling. You assemble it yourself! 😅

[@Mr.Handy-ish]

I forgot about that...the wife and I both got a good laugh at that!

[@AuntEdifah]

Mine has lasted 3 years so far. Live it!

[@Mr.Handy-ish]

Good to hear? Thanks for watching and the report.

[@AuntEdifah]

Folks, it is easy to setup if you read the instructions. I know some handymen don't.

[@Mr.Handy-ish]

I can confirm that I mix it up .. sometimes I read them! It was an easy setup, though...probably because I did look at the pictures 🤣

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

is it still working for you? A little unsettling to see that it wobbles a bit even when fully inserted.

[@Mr.Handy-ish]

Yes, it still works great! I have left it out since putting it in, too... it's holding up well.

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

@@Mr.Handy-ish the most important thing is the metal endured the pounding; I have seen pictures of weaker metal spikes that simply implode

[@Mr.Handy-ish]

Good point!

[@Caimbeul2000]

All rotary dryers wobble a litle unfortunately. Brabantia product do LAST though. I've had a pop top bin that has been going for nearly 20yrs. I had a dryer that pulled out from the wall. Left it open to the elements for years. No rust and worked fine.