SZ Magazin, November 2019, Thomas Bärnthaler
“The other day my colleague Dorothea Wagner wrote about the imposition of drying clothes in her own apartment. Finally someone says it, I thought. Even though she doesn’t have three children like me. And now winter is coming. She always has to live with a rickety and full drying rack, always standing in the way, we live with three. They decorate our small apartment like power lines in a heath landscape (full of toys). On top wet jeans over doors, shirts on door handles, stockings on the radiator. That there is another way shows this roping down line (see above). It turns the drying laundry into a mobile that you have to wriggle through. Does that look like the solution? In any case, the problem cannot be hung high enough.” (translated from original text in German)
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Zeit Magazin, Juni 2016, Claire Beermann
“Finally, no longer bumping on the drying rack at night: the Hangbird model is attached to the ceiling.” (Translated from original text in German)
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