Could you hang wet winter coats on it and put gloves on it to dry when come in from snow? Need area to dry items in winter.
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Depends on how heavy the coats are. A puff coat or down type coat would be fine, scarves wouldn't do it harm, but I wouldn't trust it with a heavy p-coat. I have dried a queen sized comforter on it....
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. I got them to trap the water from Melting snow off my car in the garage. I would say it woildnt be wose to leave them outside in the winter as they might split if they had a lot of water on them and they froze.
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I have never tried it myself, but I would put maybe a few coats on a small area that way if it didn't work you have less to get off. Just a suggestion.
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Ummm, yes as long as it is anchored properly to the wall. I have purses hanging from it, and they aren't that "light weight".....probably 12 purses on each one and no issues at all. I don't think it would be a problem for winter coats. They are solid, and you have 2 screws at each end. It's worth trying.
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You have to hang the clothes on a hanger and steam from there. If it gets wet it is because you're over filling it. Make sure you do not put water above the max line.
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You probably could if the gloves are large. Actually it sounds like a good idea to wear gloves over them to keep them from getting dirty.
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I just hang mine in the garage or on the clothes line in the yard.If not able to do either hang it over the shower head.it will dry out.
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We put it in a finished laundry room, but planned to have extra boards where it went. We put a board behind it and mounted it to the board and then the wall. It is working fine. Be warned that it will raise your humidity level in the winter. We have to crack a window to keep the windows from sweating.
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I am not sure about working outside in the cold, both of mine are being used indoors. As far as holding them up, I too am a renter and I used 2 command strip picture hangers on each one and they are holding just fine. Hope the info helps :)
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I use it to hang on the inside of our back door. The hooks that came with it were not wide enough so I had to get new ones. I store our small winter gear in it. Hats, gloves, scarves, etc. There are five of us so each one gets a row with 4 pockets. Works great for us! Not flimsy, but we aren't hanging on it either. The pockets are really big and it's size takes up most of the door. I love it. I just roll it up with everything in it and store it away for next winter.
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yes you can even though I never have done it. It would work just be sure not to let it dry
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My gloves are totally waterproof. However if you get the fleece liner wet inside the gloves you need to turn them inside out to dry them.
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The clothes hangar is very light-weight, so can be used on a tension rod that is secure. It weighs about the same as a heavy plastic hangar. I use it for gloves, socks, underwear, etc. I wouldn't hang pants or coats on it -- that would make it heavy.
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You could, but of course the ice would melt and your items would get wet. I recommend the slim, flat, square ice packs. Two fit in the bottom, then you can put more in-between things. Or try the flexible ice packs, or a combination of the two types.
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I am only using them for dry storage, but don't know why you couldn't use it for cold items.
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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.
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It would not work in your winters. It's not very thick or strong enough to hold snow.