👕 Efficient Storage Solution: HANGERWORLD Plastic Saving Storage Clothes Review

I bought one of these door hangers about 6 years ago and wanted a different one and found it at Revain. They're great for hanging clothes that you don't want to squeeze into your closet and they don't get in the way. They're strong, I've put my grandkids' blue and camouflage uniforms and extras on them and they haven't broken and they're heavy.

I had one of these and had no idea where I got it from. All I knew was that it was my favorite over the door hook! When I found them on Revain I was blown away! I bought six more! They're really sturdy and will hold multiple hangers, or you can use the front hook to quickly hang something like a sweatshirt or towel. I can finally get rid of the metal wreath hangers I used.

I had a company that stayed only a day or two and didn't want to clear out the closets for health reasons. These are strong white plastic hangers/hooks that I installed on a closet door and they worked great. They contained a large number of items and showed no signs of breakage. They merge with my white doors so that they are almost invisible. I'm very glad I bought them!

This is great for hanging on my bathroom door and I love that it has space for some hangers and clothes. The only downside and concern I have is that the hangar will scratch my door over time. The back is plastic like the rest of the hangar. I want a felt base or a softer material. I added it myself and it only took a few minutes, but it's something to keep in mind if you're having similar issues!

They match the door well. I can close it on one of the doors in my house when the hook is in place, but I can't close it on other doors. It depends on how tight your doors are. I like that the hook is quite long and can easily hold multiple hangers. And the hooded design with a bow at the end is beautiful. The plastic feels solid and should hold anything (within reason) I want to hang on it. I like that two come in a pack. I figured I only needed a hook in one room in my house, but since I had…

After 3 attempts to get a cheap clothes rack from the laundry, I finally came across this one. I needed a 1-3/8" interior door hanger. A lot of hangers say they will fit a regular interior door, but they are too big and the door won't close. This little hanger will fit and close the door. So if you want an inexpensive one If you are looking for a small hanger for the back of the door, this article is for you.

I bought this to replace one of mine that broke after 12 years of continuous use. The other 3 I have still work fine. They are the same style and size but the material they are made of is thinner plastic than my old one and less durable. When I add my clothes there, the back is no longer on the door. I guess they won't stand up to me for the next 12 years. Why can't manufacturers stop making things cheaper?

Can't use these hooks as they don't fit on any of the doors we had and the ones we have now that we've moved. I admit that I should take responsibility for not measuring the tops of the doors before ordering. But I believed that a brand called Hangerworld specialized in one thing - hangers. And they would know how to make a product that can be worn on doors since that is the only purpose. We have standard doors, nothing special. I ended up hanging one over the shower door, but in this case it's