Comments on: Continued Saga of the Umbrella Clothesline http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm Listening to The Voice Within Thu, 09 Feb 2012 01:15:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 By: Keith Wilson http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-92107 Keith Wilson Fri, 13 Aug 2010 15:50:44 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-92107 I often browse the internet to see what people are writing about clotheslines and to see the competition for our Sunshine Clothes Dryer. In order to provide a better product for our customers I want to stay up the industry. Keith Wilson I often browse the internet to see what people are writing about clotheslines and to see the competition for our Sunshine Clothes Dryer. In order to provide a better product for our customers I want to stay up the industry.
Keith Wilson

]]> By: Gloria http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-92104 Gloria Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:55:52 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-92104 Dear Keith, I love that you didn't reinvent the wheel. I love that you wrote in person, read the blog, and care about the integrity of your product. We have a policy not to ever advertise anything. I am making an exception here. I just moved from the house, am living temporarily at a friend's house, and will eventually be moving to Argentina -- otherwise I would definitely want your dryer. How did you find us anyway? Dear Keith, I love that you didn’t reinvent the wheel. I love that you wrote in person, read the blog, and care about the integrity of your product.

We have a policy not to ever advertise anything. I am making an exception here.

I just moved from the house, am living temporarily at a friend’s house, and will eventually be moving to Argentina — otherwise I would definitely want your dryer.

How did you find us anyway?

]]> By: Keith Wilson http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-92102 Keith Wilson Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:14:06 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-92102 Dear Gloria Wendroff; After reading your article I wanted to let you know that there still is a US manufacturer (us) that makes a DURABLE and large umbrella clothesline. We are very proud to be making what we believe is the original umbrella style clothesline, patented in the US in Dec. 1915, patent no. 1,163,639 by Joseph Clay, Cedar Falls IA. If you wish to contact me I’ll tell you why it is still selling and is so long-lasting. Keith Wilson, G&G Industries Parkersburg IA 800-998-2423 Dear Gloria Wendroff;
After reading your article I wanted to let you know that there still is a US manufacturer (us) that makes a DURABLE and large umbrella clothesline. We are very proud to be making what we believe is the original umbrella style clothesline, patented in the US in Dec. 1915, patent no. 1,163,639 by Joseph Clay, Cedar Falls IA. If you wish to contact me I’ll tell you why it is still selling and is so long-lasting.
Keith Wilson, G&G Industries Parkersburg IA 800-998-2423

]]> By: Jack van Raders http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31611 Jack van Raders Sun, 27 Apr 2008 08:08:34 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31611 Gloria the things you said about the wonderful experiences you have when going outside and hanging up your closes to dry more than make up for the comparisons you made about services and Qualities of to days against old times Qualities. If you tell the truth, which you did, I do not see that as negativity. Looking up on Google and make comparisons fine for next time but for now hindsight is 20/20. Enjoy the outdoor live and your umbrella dryer you can buy again when you settled in South America. Love you ALL Jack Gloria the things you said about the wonderful experiences you have when going outside and hanging up your closes to dry more than make up for the comparisons you made about services and Qualities of to days against old times Qualities. If you tell the truth, which you did, I do not see that as negativity. Looking up on Google and make comparisons fine for next time but for now hindsight is 20/20. Enjoy the outdoor live and your umbrella dryer you can buy again when you settled in South America. Love you ALL Jack

]]> By: Gloria Wendroff http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31451 Gloria Wendroff Thu, 24 Apr 2008 16:47:20 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31451 Oh, Carol, I'm so glad you told me this. I do need to think ahead. What you have written needs to be published everywhere! Thank you so much! Oh, Carol, I’m so glad you told me this. I do need to think ahead. What you have written needs to be published everywhere!

Thank you so much!

]]> By: Carol Maurer http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31449 Carol Maurer Thu, 24 Apr 2008 15:47:21 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31449 This entry reminded me of how much I love Google! When I need something, as you needed your new clothesline, I research it first on Google. Mostly, you can find out where the item is sold close by, and if it is too far to drive, you can have it shipped to you directly for less than the price of gas. And the best part is, you can compare and get ratings from other customers. In this instance you perhaps can go online and rate this item as completely not worth purchasing,so that the next person who needs the clothes dryer you had initially doesn't make the same mistake. And you will also find the proper one, and be able to purchase it. I had one in my yard which was "planted" with concrete -- when we had the yard sodded it had to be dug up, by my, it was sturdy! They ARE still available, and Google will tell you where. This entry reminded me of how much I love Google! When I need something, as you needed your new clothesline, I research it first on Google. Mostly, you can find out where the item is sold close by, and if it is too far to drive, you can have it shipped to you directly for less than the price of gas. And the best part is, you can compare and get ratings from other customers. In this instance you perhaps can go online and rate this item as completely not worth purchasing,so that the next person who needs the clothes dryer you had initially doesn’t make the same mistake. And you will also find the proper one, and be able to purchase it. I had one in my yard which was “planted” with concrete — when we had the yard sodded it had to be dug up, by my, it was sturdy! They ARE still available, and Google will tell you where.

]]> By: Gloria Wendroff http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31443 Gloria Wendroff Thu, 24 Apr 2008 14:16:24 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31443 Beloved Margaret, Perhaps I am too much of a fiction reader. There always has to be the villain and the heroine! I suppose I could have written simply about the joy of hanging clothes out. Well, I will try to keep posting and without any negativity. We'll see how far I get! Thanks for the encouragement, dear one. Beloved Margaret,

Perhaps I am too much of a fiction reader. There always has to be the villain and the heroine!

I suppose I could have written simply about the joy of hanging clothes out.

Well, I will try to keep posting and without any negativity. We’ll see how far I get!

Thanks for the encouragement, dear one.

]]> By: Margaret W http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31438 Margaret W Thu, 24 Apr 2008 13:28:54 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31438 Dear Jack van Raders, I apologize for leaving out part of your name! Blessings, Margaret Dear Jack van Raders, I apologize for leaving out part of your name! Blessings, Margaret

]]> By: Margaret W http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31437 Margaret W Thu, 24 Apr 2008 13:24:50 +0000 http://www.godwriting.org/godwriting/continued-saga-of-the-umbrella-clothesline-poorly-made-products.htm#comment-31437 re: "Sad to say, if I really stopped complaining, there wouldn’t be a whole lot left for me to say on this blog!" Oh, I think it is possible you would never run out of things to say even if you decided not to complain ever again, Gloria! Complaining is certainly a habit a lot of us have. It's a form of amusement for us. I am thinking I would like to have a new habit of just appreciating, or rejoicing, or thanking, or praising, or celebrating. Then I worry, won't lots of people think I am really peculiar, or maybe even "fake"? But, would what they thought matter? Jack Raders is a model for me on not being critical, and at the same time often being entertaining, uplifting, making me smile. Thank you, Jack. And thank you, too, Gloria, for being just exactly who you are and sharing both your dear self and God with us so generously. re: “Sad to say, if I really stopped complaining, there wouldn’t be a whole lot left for me to say on this blog!” Oh, I think it is possible you would never run out of things to say even if you decided not to complain ever again, Gloria! Complaining is certainly a habit a lot of us have. It’s a form of amusement for us. I am thinking I would like to have a new habit of just appreciating, or rejoicing, or thanking, or praising, or celebrating. Then I worry, won’t lots of people think I am really peculiar, or maybe even “fake”? But, would what they thought matter? Jack Raders is a model for me on not being critical, and at the same time often being entertaining, uplifting, making me smile. Thank you, Jack. And thank you, too, Gloria, for being just exactly who you are and sharing both your dear self and God with us so generously.

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