Hanger Clothes Drying Underwear Hanging Storage & Organization Review

Good for drying our masks. I attached them to a rope but that makes things a lot easier and I take everything to where we keep the masks to put them away. Very convenient

So handy to have on hand. Especially if you air dry your laundry. The only downside is that this particular style gets confused easily. But if you're careful, it's great for drying lots of small items.

After you have put all the pieces together, DO NOT START FROM THE BOTTOM! Wait or you put it back together. Eventually I gave up and when the clips fell off I used some jump rings from my keychain to attach them permanently. Now it works great.

I love the concept of this thing so much! great for hanging my personal items when doing laundry. my only problem is that all these little white things break very easily and/or keep falling off which is very frustrating. If you're looking to buy something like this, I'd suggest buying the metal version instead.

This item is not designed to hold dry or wet towels, swimwear or clothing. It broke when I hung up the towel we used after exiting the pool. It was too wet. Unfortunately I can't return it as I bought it to use when camping and since I didn't go camping immediately I couldn't return it. ONLY BUY THIS IF YOU WILL USE FOR PAPER! DOES NOT SUPPORT WEIGHT

I used one of these for the first time on Airbnb in Japan and fell in love. It makes it so easy to dry a few socks, panties and small items that can't be put in the dryer. The folding loop works smoothly and tightly, just like the clamps. Everything that touches or might touch your clothes is made of plastic, so there's no risk of snags or rust stains, and folds easily for storage. +++ the best!

I first saw these hangers while driving through Amish country and knew I had to have them. Once it gets above zero our dryer stops and I hang my clothes all spring/summer/fall. These clip-on drip holders are ideal for socks, underwear, washcloths, cloth napkins, diaper towels, or anything small. You'll save so much time, lots of clothesline space and let you own fewer clothespins. They have proven themselves for long-term use and storage. I highly recommend.

This is great for saving space but as soon as I open it the white plastic chain links loosen and fall apart, I'm stuck trying to find and reconnect the pieces all over the floor - and period, my kid makes a fuss, because what should be quick, simple, and easy is a huge, drawn out task. The white links of the chain are now so taut that they are willing not even to hold them together. I really like this idea, I use it to dry cloth diapers and pads so it doesn't feel like hanging heavy objects…