Can this be used to wring out clothes?
213910
probably not unless you were really really desperate and then it would not dry them enough to place them in an electric dryer or even enough to get them dry enough to hang them on a line. I think I would try another method.
213911
No too small and the way it work's it by applying pressure so mop is still quite wet when wrung.
1030686
my wife doesnt think it does a very good job on clothing, i found your post becausei was googling for a clothes attachmentother than that my wife loves the unit for all of the other uses
1237747
You don't want use it for dress shirts and pants.. A steam pro station much better for that like a Rowenta Pro Precision. I use the rotary iron for high volume of bedding, table cloths, napkins which it is so great for. Hope this helps you ....
972226
Yes you use it to transfer multi piece cutouts to clothing ( vinyls, iron one etc) to maintain the pattern. Unless you are using an extremely delicate fabric, you shouldn't have a problem using it with fabric.
133385
I'd use it for clothes that wouldn't pick up color from bamboo, But It would work! I sue it as roost for chickens. It's light and fairly small, as ladders go, but about right size to go near dryer.
792818
Well not for tons of wet laundry Could work, should work, not what it is designed for. It is a shower rod not a clothesline.
1237753
No, it's more for pressing large amounts of napkins or sheets. I don't think you would be able to use it for shirts. It would work for pants though.
472668
Hi, I really wouldn't suggest it for that application as it is all fabric. While the outside is a pretty sturdy fabric, getting hauled to the street on a weekly basis would mean it wouldn't hold up very well. I use it as one piece of our laundry sorter and it works great in that capacity -- very sturdy. But if used for recycling, the inner fabric would quickly get stained (it's white and fairly thin) and possibly torn. I'd suggest something made of a hard plastic for your application. Hope that helps!
1019616
My dad has only used it on his dress shirts - when my mother makes him dress up :) but there should be no reason why it would not work. If you want to send a follow up question I can answer later today I will call him (too early right now) and ask him to try it on his jeans. He sure loves this little gadget cause now he does not have to depend on anyone else. Very remarkable how such a little device can make such a big difference in someone's life.
1609274
I'm sure it could work for sweaters. But, I think you could find something better for clothes. This is more for herbs or vegetables. Hope that helps you out.
1192831
I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search for a clothing steamer.
332948
Yes, but be careful of what you wear it with, it can snag some delicate clothes.
1913132
We bought it to put in our grandsons' closet to get their clothes down where they could reach them. It is jammed packed with their shirts with no problem. I have used one before to hang my shirts to provide extra closet space. I believe it is strong enough to handle quite a bit of weight.
2079521
I didn't use for clothing. I use it for my project swirling guitar....But its good.
544596
I don't see why not, although if it were hanging straight down the clothes would all overlap and not get enough air to dry out. Also the rack would likely not stay collapsed hanging down like that.
41776
Yes you can. I have tried it while out shopping. Although I guess it would depend on what type of work you do. Like say if your digging ditches it may be a wet one on your clothes. lol
2172004
I would not recommend that use. It probably could support 20-25 lbs of hanging clothes, but it is not secured to the door and will move. Besides harming yourself because it moves, it would also scratch your door.