🚪 Decko Bath Products 38500 Over Door Hanger, 14-Inch (Set of 2) Review

Inexpensive, light, easy to hang on the door and take off again. What's not to like? I especially love adding one of these wardrobe staples in guest rooms so they don't feel the need to reach into our cluttered closets. I also use this when I separate my travel clothes from my closet before deciding what exactly to pack. A suggestion. . . Cover the inside with a few layers of tape to avoid scratching the doors you hang it on.

Love it! We have this on our bathroom door (in the bathroom) and hang clothes on it that we want to wear again. They vaporize well when we shower and I think that keeps them fresh. It doesn't have hanger slots, so there's no way to prevent clothes from sliding around when you open the door, but that's not a problem for this app. For drying clothes (that can't be tumble dried) I recommend one with holes for each hanger - we have those and it helps separate clothes as they dry.

These hangers looked good but didn't hold the clothes very long. I hung 4 pairs of capris and they held up great for about 5 days. After that he was turned sideways and the capris lay on the floor. I tried smoothing it several times but it kept repeating the same thing. I bought them because they looked more durable than the plastic I had before. It lasted 2 years and easily held 10+ items. Since I haven't used it for a couple of weeks I couldn't return it. Very disappointed.

I had a previous over door hanger with 10 individual narrow hook holes. After 10 years he decided it was time to fold like a cheap suit. I bought this model as a replacement and I love it. I love this open style that doesn't have separate hook holes. It accommodates many more types of hangers than hangers with thin holes. I can put ironed clothes on the bottom bar and leave clothes that need to be ironed on the top bar. I currently have 10 shirts and 10 pants hanging and everything is holding…

Due to the position of my closet door I wanted something similar with a piece sticking out of the door. I've narrowed it down to this and one other all-metal as I've seen some reviews of other products saying you should avoid those that are partially or fully plastic. Another all-metal one has 10 holes, so you can only attach 10 hangers to it. This allows you to place as many as you can fit. I currently have 14 shirts (t-shirts and dress shirts) and still have space. I think I could end up…

We had a similar hook that came with a clothes steamer years ago. The steamer never worked very well and ended up being given away, but the hook was perfect! This makes hanging clothes after washing so easy. Shirts can be hung directly on the hanger and then on the hook and then taken to the closet. The much-loved "steam hook" finally broke, so we needed a replacement. This one is big and sturdy, but the part that fits over the door is too big to fit snugly in standard front doors. Small screws