Contrary to what most people think, the best clotheslines in Wollongong Sydney are the ones that perfectly matches the demands of the households they cater to, some factors like the climate and personal choices will still come into play but the basic formula for finding the tight airer remains the same.

Another thing to bear in mind is the space between drying lines, if the gap between cords is a bit wider than the width of your hand then it should be fine, more space is better of course, this way the airflow is not obstructed even when hang-drying bulky objects and sunlight can still do its job when  the breeze isn't too strong.

Next up is the location, always make sure to place your airer in an open space where there is abundance in sunlight and airflow to keep you airer working efficiently, keep them away from fruit bearing trees, exhaust vents, and shaded areas for obvious reasons.

Last but not the least, do not skimp on the cost, more often than not, a more expensive airer like the Evolution 316 is built significantly better than the Eco 300 Stainless Steel edition. Clotheslines often last for decades which makes them a good investment so might as well make the most of it and get one that is well built, well rated, and is backed by a good brand/seller with great after-sales support for good measure.