Review on Effortlessly Organize Your Laundry with Fox Run 5151 Laundry Hooks by Jeff Leu

I try to keep them handy. I use them primarily to dry clothes, but I've also used them to hang wet mittens, hats and scarves, dog collars and leashes from basement rafters, not basement clotheslines, so they can be kept clean, put to great use and Heavy stuff. Things. I use them in my kitchen to hang fresh herbs to dry and have them on hand for cooking. They keep my winter hats and gloves and sun hats and garden gloves on hooks in the hallway, dusters in the closet, whatever. Once at hand, you can find countless uses for them. They also keep the linen closet tidy, where we store everything with a cable: hair dryer, curling iron, tongs, straightening iron, razor, heating pad. The cord has a "fixed" coat hook (permanent marker works wonders), and the coat hook should never come off the wall. I used to have coat hooks that were stronger and more durable, but I can't find them anymore. I think if I need stronger ones I just use the ropes in the basement with regular clothespins or a coat hanger. You can find them cheaper elsewhere, but I hate shopping, so if I have to pay a little more here than going to the store and looking for something so insignificant, I will. I saw them here, I knew they would be useful to me, I took them with me.