👔 Wood Belt Hanger by Whitmor Review

Exactly what I wanted. I have 2 and use them to hang my many scarves. I sorted them by color and now I can see them clearly and actually wear them more often. On each "hook" you can put 2 silk or thinner scarves or one thicker (e.g. pashmina). When scarves are hung this way, the fold lines that appear in a drawer or on a shelf are absent.

Bought for use as a belt hanger. However, many of my skinny belts designed to be worn around the waist (for dresses or cardigans) are too small to snag, so I throw them over. I can imagine replacing this if I find a better alternative, but for now I'll leave it. 5 stars because it is exactly as described and pictured.

PROS: o "Low-Tech" solution, all right o Allows me to all my many belts hanging in one place easily got two, one for brown belts and one for black belts. Since there are 6 hooks on each side, I try to have dress straps on one side and casual straps on the other. The hooks are narrow enough to accommodate narrow clothing buckles. I'm happy with that.

Hanger arrived as shown, no defects. The wood has been varnished and is smooth so it will not snag or damage nearby clothing. The loops are small and well spaced. I've tested my belts on them and they hang great, but I use a tie clip for my belts and will use it for my tank tops to save space. I cannot take responsibility for the idea. I saw this on someone's blog - thanks Purple Berry Bliss!

This is a great product that does exactly what it's supposed to do - nothing more, nothing less. It quickly organizes your straps for easy access. It's way better than the "ring" organizer (which I used to have) because you don't have to remove multiple straps to get to the right one. You can hang 2 straps on the hooks, giving you more options with one hanger. I've only had it for about a month, but it feels sturdy and won't tip over when hung on a pole.