👕 Whitmor Sure-Grip Plastic Hangers - Explore the Quality Set of 5 Review

These are the features that make this wardrobe stand out -a. No notches on the upper arms: I think this feature is to prevent clothes from sliding down. However, in my experience, this is a stumbling block when attempting to take clothes off the hanger! b. No hooks on the inside of the upper arms: the hooks get in the way when trying to hang the pants on a hanger. c. Sufficient distance between the upper shoulders and the floor: makes it easier to hang the trousers on the hanger. i.e. Swivel…

These lightweight hangers really prevent shoulder and strap slipping, the top pivots when you want to hang something on another hook and the top curve fits over the hanging rod. I'm replacing some other hangers that were a bit thicker, didn't pivot, and had a top curve that was a bit higher with a bit fuller curve - it was very difficult to get them on and off my clothes rail. without hitting the bottom of the top shelf - I was always shedding clothes and trying to slide hangers in and out…

A few years ago I bought a set of plastic hangers with the "hook" ( whatever rounded top is called) rotate freely. I wish I had bought more as I have had them for 30 years now and they will work well. What makes them unique is that the hook rotates easily, so I can rotate them 90 degrees from the normal position I need them in in case I want to hang my shirt on a ledge over a door, for example, which I do quite often do. I bought these because the reviews mentioned that the hooks would rotate…

Whoever was in charge of developing this product really put some thought into it. Hangers are not too bulky and thick, which helps save closet space. The hook part of the hanger rotates a full circle, so the shirt cannot be hung "back" onto the hanger. The plastic is smooth, making it easy to slide clothes in without snagging on delicate fabrics, while the blue rubber piece really grabs clothes when they're on the hanger. It was my pet peeve with the velor hanger. Before you can position the…

I'm 6ft 6in by most standards. That means I have bigger shirts. This means that most hangers leave an amazing "shoulder nipple" about 4 inches from my neck, which I then have to smooth out. And I hate ironing t-shirts. My thought was to find hangers that have a big arc and not a straight line like most hangers, so the fabric of the clothes can distribute the weight across the entire hanger, not just the edge. When all the weight is on a regular straight corner stirrup, it leaves the large…