🧺 Efficient Closet Organization: Set of 6 Heavy Duty Blanket Hangers for Quilts, Comforters, Bedding, and More Review

UPDATE: Contrary to my initial review below, my husband was able to clamp the hangers in a vice and then bend the tops. Now they work very well! If you or anyone else can bend the tips a little, they're great! Still two stars as they don't work for most people since they were sold. As someone else pointed out, the tops of the hangers - the part that has to go over the rod - are "too narrow". I have rods from 1967 that are smaller than today's standard rods and they don't overhang the rod. You…

I have used these hangers to store tablecloths and table runners - I wanted to be able to hang my table linens in the closet instead of putting them in a drawer but normal hangers, even heavy ones, weren't strong enough for the weight of large tablecloths. They were the perfect size and very strong. I've been able to hang banquet size tablecloths (heavier) without the hanger sagging or breaking, and for regular size tablecloths I've been able to drape a guide directly over the tablecloth to…

I needed a way to store film material, preferably protected from light and dust. Folding it and placing it in a plastic pillowcase on a shelf worked well if it was a few feet away. But since the cache had grown to half a dozen different fabrics, often 3-5 meters long, I didn't want them to be stacked on top of each other and have no room for bolts. So I decided to hang them in a spare closet. And then a couple of plastic hangers just burst from the weight. Well they are very heavy and I can…

These hangers are perfect for hanging tablecloths neatly in your closet. So perfect that I immediately ordered a second set! Tablecloths are easy to put on and take off, no need to put the ironed tablecloth through the hanger only for the hanger to break and the tablecloth to fall on the floor! They are also strong enough to hold 3 or 4 large tablecloths. One small caveat: they easily hang from the metal rod in the outerwear closet, but in my linen closet there is a wooden rod that is slightly…