Review on Pants Hanging Laundry Hamper Hooks by Jennifer Ford

The only thing I don't like is the plastic zip - and it's a good quality, durable plastic zip that's aligned in a straight line so it's not likely to really break. I only prefer brass because I've damaged too many of those zippers on Chromebook cases where they stretch and fail at the corners. Plastic is probably the right material for this use, and the zipper itself is better made than most, so it probably doesn't matter. The construction - the stitching, the material, the assembly - is superb. Straps are attached using a standard boxed cross with high tenacity thread; the material is a more durable polymer, although it looks without rip-stops (which is logical: this is not a backpack); and there are no obvious weaknesses. It was clearly designed with the help of a master tailor. The metal hooks are polished to be burr-free, conform well to the edge of the door, and won't sag or bend under the weight of a full back. They don't bind or snap into place until the weight of the bag is resting on them, although that doesn't matter: they won't collapse while you're trying to hang them. The bag holds quite a lot of clothes. I have a week's supply of clothes, towels and even blankets there. This saved me a lot of urine breaker on how the cat is behaving now.