Review on 🔧 Wellgoods 1 Piece Adjustable Spring Curtain Tension Rod - Perfect for Cupboards, Bathrooms, Windows, and Closets - Extendable from 15.7 to 27.5 Inches by Kyle Bonnell

Let's face it, most of us who come here for a clothes rail know it's not! So I'm not going to give what I've decided to do badly anyway. Even the description says what it is for (curtains). A few of us wanted to try an inexpensive and less invasive (screws/nails) garment extension. is that the one Probably no! It is too thin and hardly goes with many clothes. Does it have extra clothes that I didn't want to hang in my regular closet? Of course. Is it working fine? Not necessarily. I was hoping it would fit the extra clothes I didn't want to hang in my regular closet, but the problem is that this rod can barely support even the simplest of weights. I have to make sure I space the hangers (with clothes) evenly across the bar because it will collapse if I don't. Also, plastic hangers are lighter than wooden hangers, so I used plastic hangers instead (note: the photo shows my wooden hangers). From what I've gathered from other people's reviews, it seems that these rods are for curtains that you don't want to open or if you use them on clothes, clothes that you never want to touch. Obviously the second part is not entirely realistic as it would be possible to add and remove hangers with and without clothes by pressing on the bar. Using it in your laundry room to dry some items (even cloth diapers) or using it under the sink to store cleaning supplies are both extremely clever ideas (applause to those who did)! All in all, this can be a good product if used properly. I instead ordered a thicker bar to try.