曬衣架 = saai yi ga: outdoor clothes drying rack
Due to densely-packed living quarters, it's perhaps not surprising that estate residents sometimes use street furniture as a washing-line (I do always hope they've wiped the railings down first).

This is actually not allowed, with signs in parks and other public spaces reminding the public:
no clothes drying. An enterprising individual has therefore found the perfect spot to advertise this home clothes drying system.
Local authorities threatening to remove your illegally-hung laundry? Just call the number.
What your apartment's washing line may look like.
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Hahaha! You've got to love that enterprising spirit.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely! Please note he's chained his merchandise to the railings too.
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