Review on Efficient Skirt Slack Hanger by Merrick Engineering: Organize Your Wardrobe with Style by Tasha Murphy

They complement the white tubular hangers I use in my closet but the quality is so poor I have to find another solution. They are inconvenient to use, because clothes very often fall to the floor. Here's why: 1. The prongs attached to the plastic sometimes fall out of the plastic and your clothes fall to the ground.2. The clip is not tight enough to hold a pair of pants - it easily slips out. I hang two pairs of pants on each hanger for better support, but they still slip off if you hit or hit the hanging clothes. They fall back to the ground - a real agony when you're in a hurry. If you must use one of two pairs you will need to find another way to hang the rest - sometimes I double stitch the fabric to make the fabric thicker so they stay in place. 3. The hook part of the hangers comes from the plastic they are attached to. Clothes fall to the floor again. Sometimes the hook can thread itself back into the plastic part, but if the plastic threads have snapped due to excess weight, stretching, or normal wear and tear, you're out of luck. The hanger will stop working if you can't hang the hanger without a hook. I have two of these that I hang on a four hook hanger over the door. Not very convenient without hooks - improvising with a hanger over the door allows me to hang my pants on the door. Can't hang them in the closet with other clothes.4. They are thick and take up a lot of space on the clothes rail. That doesn't bother me because I like a little space between garments so the clothes can breathe better. Also, I need to hang two pairs on each hanger.