Can you use it to dry clothing on hangers? I just see items draped over the rods, but that isn't how I want to process laundry. Thanks!
1537366
Yes you can dry cloth on hangers with it. It comes with some rings for hangers that you insert on the rods but you can also use your hangers directly on the rods.
1537367
Yes. You can use hangers to dry clothes. We use this all the time in our laundry room.
1537368
You can certainly hang hangers from the rods, but keep in mind that the rods are four inches apart when deciding if this product is right for your preferred laundry processing. Also, you can pull up one rod and leave another hanging low, if desired, but four inches would suggest that hanging hangers on all three rods all at the same height would not work well.
1537369
It comes with some rings that you can put on the bars that are made for hangers. You can also just put the hangers on the rods. The rods are pretty close together, but you should be able to make hangers work.
1537370
My unit came with some round rings with loops that looked as if they had been designed to hold hangers. However, I don't think you particularly need them. If you need to hang shirts for example from hangers you can do that and then simply hang the hanger on the line. The resistance on the strings is enough to prevent sagging of the line.
2068911
I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
610079
I have not ever tried that. If placed right this rack holds an entire load of wash. I do blankets but lay it across the top bars. I dry everything except bed linen & dry on these 2 racks. I have 2 & use them all the time !!! Deb
1941211
You could but I never put my bras in the dryer. They last much longer if you hang or lay out to dry.
652760
I can get 10 shirts on there with no problem. If you are drying smaller items you can get a lot more on there. I have never felt like it doesn't hold a lot. I do hang dry all my shirts.
1314747
The instructions say hang dry. Which took me by surprise. I have not laundered mine yet.
1382862
I use this inside only. However, if I were to use it outside, I would use it to hang up the clothes to dry and then brig it in when finished. Exposure to the elements would most likely damage the finish and then rust or degradation may occur. It is sturdier than others that are made of plastic.
1317223
The rack currently is stuffed full of cotton clothes. The hanging bars and frame are very solid and if I push down on a rod firmly, there is no bending or loss in stability in the frame. If one hung some type of weights for weight lifting exercises on the rods, I don't know if the attachment between rod and frame would hold, but for any type of clothing, this supreme double rod garment rack is extremely sturdy.
1639713
I like these hangers because the ends slope downward, so they don't leave 'points' on the shoulders of your shirt, as it dries. I use them for more delicate things, too. I would say give them a go, if they don't work for your shirts, they are still quite nice for other garments. I thought I'd try them, and glad I did, they fold up and pack in a suitcase quite nicely, too. Hope this helps.
2010199
I use this system to hang clothes after I run them through the dryer for a couple of minutes. Most of the time, I use the brackets independently. I only add the long bar when I do several loads of wash after a vacation. When not in use, the brackets are flush against the wall and the bar is stored out of sight. If you use this system as an additional rack to store clothes, you'll probably need the space of the long bar between the brackets.
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I bought the folding clothes drying rack at the end of last year. I can only and highly recommend it. Coated with? Not sure but the bamboo rods do not leave any marks on your clothes. Furthermore the rods do not stay damp. No complaints ! A great product and good quality and very well constructedDominique
1555024
Actually yes you can. If you had a lot of weight on the hangers I think it would wear on the holder over time but a few empty hangers or really light items would probably still work.
1532620
It is polyester so it dries really fast. There are also 2 metal hooks that would harm your drier. I believe the directions said you could put it in dryer on low heat, but it dries so quickly I wouldn't see a reason to.
310849
Yes. 1) Don't use the plastic hanger thing, it's a real pain. I just put a hanger on the little tabs/hooks that it goes on. That way it goes straight to the closet without risk of wrinkles 2) Let the shirt dry before you wear it. The wrinkles will start to show faster if you don't 3) Be careful, it's easy to burn yourself 4) Steam the sleeves on the outside first, then go from the inside out and move slow-ish 5) If you have shorts or jeans, hanging them is difficult. I usually put them onto a clean floor and steam them as if it were a board. Plus this helps you move around so your back doesn't hurt while standing there
844643
I put hangers with clips that hold smaller items. I wouldn't put a large number of hangers on it depending on the weight of the clothes, but you could easily put them space-wise.
965752
I do not hang anything wet on this shelf, but I do have other wooden towel bars that I do hang wet cloths on and well as lingerie that I have washed, and it does not appear to damage them at all. I would however, hang the cloths closer to the middle of the rod because the sides are particle board. I don't think your cloths are going to stay wet on the rod; they are going to dry. But, be sure to wring them out real good.
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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.