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I love my clothesline. I use my dryer for most things (even though it's less ecologically sound than the clotheslines), but for some things (most things, if you get right down to it), the fresh air and sunshine do a much better job.
As for composting - where I live, there are no regulations that would prohibit it. And, that is a good thing. However, due to the various "critters" that are in my area, I don't dare compost.
"Clothes lines are unsightly - and unnecessary."
You live out in the middle of no where, why would you care if someone had one?
Whatever you want to call the poison coming from a dryer vent.
Poison? I don't have "poison" coming from my dryer.
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