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When packed in its bag it as others have said about 150 x 20 x 20.  I must admit I was dubious about whether it was worth it before buying it however my OH convinced me and on this ocassion she was right.  Money well spent.

i hang clothes in the car on the seats headrests etc

it soon dries in the heat in the car

We have one similar to this http://www.lakeland.co.uk/product.aspx/solutions/washing!2180 

but we got ours from the Range for £9.99.

We can put the towels on after showering and they dry whilst we are out for the day. Have also used outside but only when we are there because it can fall over in the wind. We do take a small washing line as well and attach it between the poles ou the windbreak to hang swmming costumes on after rinsing

Helen

I use the support poles to the canopy, which I never use as I have a separate porch, put a cheap washing line rope across and then use a couple of guys on each end to make it stable and taut.  Works really well and plenty of room for all your bits and it can catch the wind to assist drying.

Michele

We have a rotary clothes airer. If you buy a clamp for it you can fit it over the towbar. We have used ours for years with no problems even when quite windy. You can also get a tripod stand to fit it so that you can use it in the awning if it rains.

A1 Discounts Direct Ltd is an ebay shop which sells all the bits.

June

The portable rotary dryer's are now available from Wilkinson's Stores.

I have included a link to find your nearest store:

http://corporate.wilkinsonplus.com/corp/wilkinson_stores.asp

We have a small rotary line if folds down into a bag like a camping chair ad you peg it to the groung. It was £20 from ropers caravans!

Melissa