Hangman Q Hanger Release Christmas Stainless Review

I love the hangers but ordered them about a month ago to use for Christmas this year. I have just opened the package to put on the outside decorations and found there are only 24 but the package and description clearly states 36 hangers. Now I have to stop and order another pack to complete my project and it's not cheap especially when you have a short 12.

After two years of hanging 200 foot icicle lights with plastic gutter clips I decided to install them. Installation was a little slow because I pre-drilled pre-drilled holes, but now that they have them it only takes a couple of hours to hang all the fixings up, whereas it used to take many hours to install plastic clips which then fell off. when removing the headlights. Stainless steel means no rust, no corrosion on the dashboards.

Stainless steel, strong, durable, unobtrusive, PERFECT for hanging outdoor lights. This is the best option especially if you have exposed soffits where you can do a fully concealed installation or for wooden fences. Also suitable for hanging plants/vines if the load is not too high. You're unlikely to bend or break the hanger itself, but it can break out of the wood insert if you get a load in excess of say 25# on the hanger, which would be a lot.

Exactly what I needed to put in front of house to hang Christmas lights. The only problem is that they are a bit heavy for my needs. I would be happier with a smaller wire. However, I can't find it anywhere. (Where I live in Hawaii, stainless steel is essential. Other types will rust and corrode if left over.) I took some wire screws with a smaller eyelet and bent them into hooks. The minor snag isn't as obvious as I leave them in place year round.

quality control questionable. I bought 2 packs of 36 hooks. They're great for hanging Christmas lights, but for nearly $1 each, I was expecting the product to be sturdier. About 10% have longer loops, making the thread shorter (constant diameter). The one in the photo could not be used under my roof due to the very long end of the loop. The other half dozen or so had slightly longer hinge ends and shorter screws but could be used. Would give 3.5 stars if I could.

Last year in 2020 I ordered a whole bunch of these lights to add Christmas lights to the bezel. I ordered them mainly for their advertised corrosion resistance. After about a year, everyone has such corrosion. Whatever type of stainless steel they are, they should not be kept outdoors for long. I live in Florida about 6 miles west of the Atlantic Ocean. None of the other stainless steel products I use outside show any corrosion like this. Very disappointed.

For years I was dreading installing Christmas lights and then I saw them on Amazon. I bought them last year or the year before because I was afraid to hang them up lol. I finally hung them up this year for Halloween lights. The quick release is 1/8" and they just screw in with pliers. It was really easy. They are good, strong and durable. The loop is small enough to keep the mini lights from slipping, so the right one Maintains tension for a beautiful, even look.

USAGE: About 250 pieces screw into the inner mold every 12" and hold the C9 lights 9" apart. ADVANTAGES: Stainless steel, very strong, will not rust, easy to use. It took a while to install but now that they are hung removing the lights is a breeze. CONS: Hook drills cannot be used as they do not fit in the jaws. SUMMARY: This is a great solution for hanging jigs. Get them in the biggest bundle you can find at the best price. You never have to replace them.

I bought these to replace the plastic hangers that attach to the gutter. Each year I tied a bucket full of plastic clips to my 6 foot ladder and worked my way from point A to point B, installing the clips about every 2 feet. I had way more clips than I needed but they deteriorated over time from UV rays. After the clips were mounted, I hung up the Christmas lights. After Christmas I take off the headlights and then I come back and take off all the clips. I found these stainless steel hangers at

I was wondering how to mount my Christmas lights in my new home as none of the products fit. The traditional ones are really made to hold heavy objects that need their weight to protect themselves, such as a hanging plant. For lighter Christmas garlands, attach them to each hook to ensure they hang securely and securely. I also don't like the gutter clips because they are made of the cheapest plastic and therefore break quite often. More importantly, they hang your lights up front so the wires…