Programs

The "Right to Dry" Campaign

Many people in the United States are not allowed to hang out their clothes to dry in the sun. Community covenants, landlord prohibitions, and zoning laws are the three primary means of stopping people from using clotheslines. State legislators are encouraged to introduce "Right to Dry" legislation to stem this growing problem. (Get involved...)

Stop The Ban! Campaign

Clotheslines are banned by tens of thousands of homeowners' associations nation-wide. Through a public airing of communities and landlords that prohibit the clothesline, we aim to encourage the use of the clothesline. We work with community activists to bring about a change in local policy. We maintain a Community Registry of places that ban or restrict clothesline use. (Get involved...)

A Million Solar Dryers

Project Laundry List aims to collect pledges from a million clothesline and drying rack users. (Get involved...)

 Campaign for Cleaner Energy Alternatives

Project Laundry List started when Middlebury College students, concerned about Hydro-Quebec's plans for major dam projects and the expansion of nuclear power, started to hang political messages on a clothesline. (Get involved...)

Go to the Project Laundry List Action Center.