Review on HOUSE DAY Cascading Organizer Multifunctional by Jessica Sanchez

I bought them for the more memory but they aren't really as efficient as they seem. First, I already use the popular felt hangers, which are very flimsy, and these plastic holders can't fully nest together like my hangers, leaving large gaps for more of my felt hangers to fit. I can put as many or more of my felt hangers in the same spot as they do. It's only really effective if you maybe double or triple the hangers in each section, making them less comfortable and more likely to break. Second, they squeak their noses loudly against my metal rod, which looks like nails on a board. I would have to use tape around the hanger to soften it up. Third, the first ring a piece of clothing is hung on is so low that you can forget to use it for dresses unless you have a very high closet or nothing at the bottom of your closet like shoes like mine. Finally, the design is a bit more complex. I've found that if you hang clothes on the opposite side of the hooks (mostly the opposite of what you would expect) and then start from the bottom and work your way up, you can let them hang sideways, but if you like to find something to pull out and hang on the shelf so there is more space between each item. It also works if you first hang this device horizontally on the rack, then add your clothes and then pull one side down onto the side hanger. So you can display your clothes vertically or horizontally. It's a neat feature, but if you don't get it right all your clothes will fall off and it took me a few tries to figure it out. So in general I'd say you're better off if you can only buy flimsy felt hangers. Maybe 1-2 of these for your thicker coats and stuff because they help even out your thicker pieces with layers. But the best option I've found are felt hangers with hooks in the center that allow you to cascade other hangers over them. They are much thinner and more efficient. However, Revain was out of stock so I bought them.