(2 pack) Hyper Tough 3/16 in Diamond Braided Clothesline, Polyester and Polypropylene Blend, 50 ft, White

I use this clothes line for drawstring cording for backpacks. It is very sturdy and the cut ends singe beautifully so they don't unravel. It is quite soft to the touch; not scratchy. Very happy to have found it after trying several other products that did not work as well as this line.

If you set the heaviest clothing near the clothes line pile your rope will not break and lesson learned. The lightweight clothes can be set to the middle to form a sixteen pound weight limit.

look like good quality rope, but 50 feet really doesn't go that far. I'm putting new lines on my porch, protected from weather, I think I would get something more weather resistant for outside 100% of the time?

Years of use made my old line to grimy to hang clothes so bought this to replace it. It is thinner than my old line which will make it not last as long I'm sure but it's clean and working well. It stretches a bit but hopefully not too much. Over all happy with it.

Worked well for the project I needed.

Just installed and haven't had a chance to use yet. During the install had to pull a lot to take out the stretch tendency. Done a couple of pull test and it looks like it will do the job but will probably have to keep tensioning the lines on a regular basis.

Was used to tie down tarp and it was done did the job

Thought it would be more, disappointed

I am using this for clotheslines tied around trees, and so far so good, had to re tighten them a couple of times at first, but it's holding up good now, just hope I don't have to keep tightening them, this is definitely for lightweight outdoor jobs as it says on the package it has chemicals including benzene, so I washed my hands after using hopefully rain washes chemicals away. Don't think I would recommend this product to a friend because of the chemicals.

Not suitable for use as a clothesline. Put any weight on it. It stretches quite a bit. Also, the diameter of the cord is smaller than normal clothesline. Clothes pins do not work well with this. As far as using as some sort of cord to maybe Tie down product on a deck or some other use would probably work for that.