Residents in the UK cannot keep washing lines in their balconies as it is considered a risk for health and safety.
Croydon Council managers wrote to thousands of tenants telling them that washing lines and three-pronged rotary clotheslines must be removed so as to prevent "heavy and wet" clothing from falling onto people below.
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Most tenants, forcing the council to threaten legal action, ignored an original letter saying that washing lines were an "eyesore" and should be removed.
The new letters, sent out this week, inform council tenants that if they do not remove the washing lines from their balconies they face losing their homes.
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A Croydon Council spokesman confirmed that tenants who did not remove the rotary clothes lines immediately were warned they face legal action.
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"This could happen in high winds or when the dryer is overloaded with heavy and wet washing. They are also an eyesore," he added.
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