Yes, off course it will sag when it is loaded with wet clothes. I have tested it and this particular 12 meter clothesline will sag 25 cm in the middle if loaded with 5 kilos and 37 cm if loaded with 10 kilos. I did the same test with 4 mm steelwire and the sag was almost identical.
Yes, there are many knots that you can also use to tighten the clothesline. The advantage of using the clothesline tightener that I show in the video is partly that you don't need to be able to tie the knots, partly that you pull away from the wall and can put your body weight into the pull instead of just arm strength and finally, it's easier to take down the clothesline because you don't have to worry about untying the knot 😀
@@petulafrance Oui, la boutique en ligne est en anglais. Mais Google peut le traduire pour vous. Cliquez sur ce lien : popotamus-net.translate.goog/shop/clothesline-tighteners-18c1.html?_x_tr_sl=en&_x_tr_tl=fr&_x_tr_hl=da&_x_tr_pto=wapp
In English it is called a 'clothesline tightener'. I do not know the name in French. Here is a link: popotamus.net/shop/clothesline-tighteners-18c1.html
why dont just left some of the wall hook a middle way to the wall and after tight the more you can the rope finish to screw the wall hook , that would tight very well any rope withouth anything extra , you can do that in both sides if needed . you could do that with a steel wire also and tight them to be as a steed rod almost
You look like you had way too much fun doing that and I'm not sure why, but I like it.
If you don't have a plastic thingy, use a trucker's hitch knot 👍
What a perfectly helpful video! Thank you!
Thanks, please make more videos.
The stipulation was "that does not sag", and this will sag if you hang anything on it.
Yes, off course it will sag when it is loaded with wet clothes. I have tested it and this particular 12 meter clothesline will sag 25 cm in the middle if loaded with 5 kilos and 37 cm if loaded with 10 kilos. I did the same test with 4 mm steelwire and the sag was almost identical.
That's not bad
I usually just use a Taut Line Hitch Knot. Same effect.
Yes, there are many knots that you can also use to tighten the clothesline. The advantage of using the clothesline tightener that I show in the video is partly that you don't need to be able to tie the knots, partly that you pull away from the wall and can put your body weight into the pull instead of just arm strength and finally, it's easier to take down the clothesline because you don't have to worry about untying the knot 😀
Perfect
Le lien vers la boutique ne répond pas. Merci
Cela semble mystérieux. Voici le lien : popotamus.net/shop/clothesline-tighteners-18c1.html
@@popotamusclothespins Tout est en Anglais. Merci
@@petulafrance Oui, la boutique en ligne est en anglais. Mais Google peut le traduire pour vous. Cliquez sur ce lien : popotamus-net.translate.goog/shop/clothesline-tighteners-18c1.html?_x_tr_sl=en&_x_tr_tl=fr&_x_tr_hl=da&_x_tr_pto=wapp
@@popotamusclothespinsarane apa alat e tuku e ning endi ?
I buy it from the British manufacturer www.clamcleat.com/loop-cleat.html@@asaprihananto1757
Ça s'appelle comment ? Le bidule noir merci
In English it is called a 'clothesline tightener'. I do not know the name in French. Here is a link: popotamus.net/shop/clothesline-tighteners-18c1.html
By making the line too tight you apply a highly increased force to the two holding structures which could result in damage.🤔
why dont just left some of the wall hook a middle way to the wall and after tight the more you can the rope finish to screw the wall hook , that would tight very well any rope withouth anything extra , you can do that in both sides if needed . you could do that with a steel wire also and tight them to be as a steed rod almost
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Talk? 😮
A figure of 8 🪢😊