Do the plastic hangers easily break?
1951953
Some of my individual holders are quite heavily loaded, and I've not had any plasic hanger breakage thus-far.
1951954
No, thier pretty sturdy. I've used them when I worked and bought them for my personal use.
1951955
I haven't had any break yet, and some of them are pretty full with papers. I've had them for at least a couple of months now, and I really like them.
1951956
I have had the same folders hanging for over a year, have moved them a few times from one space to another I have never had a problem with them. The only issue I have had with them was when I spilled water all in them and they tore, but that I anticipated with water, it was an accident. They otherwise, including the name tags, have held up beautifully and I am in and out of them many many many times a day.
241190
Yes I have had to put 2 pair on 1 hanger and it held up great also they do sell extra hangers and you can get a lot of them on one rack
1610438
Hi, I just put my husbands on to confirm for you. His are 7 for mankind and not super heavy. The hanger didn't bend at all. It is quite lightweight though and what I found with them is that the hook part comes away from the body. I would recommend the 12 piece set Jobar slacks hangers open ended easy slide organizers. I got those for my husbands jeans etc and they are much heavier and withstand the putting on and taking off much better and don't leave creases in the jeans. However if you just want one set, these will do the job, they just won't last. hope that helps :)
1551963
I used the Hanger Mates with the cheap plastic hangers I had. If you have a choice between the very low end plastic hanger and one a little thicker, go with the latter. The combination has been a great solution for my pants.
1516757
Hi -- I took these on a trip and they were surprisingly sturdy. I used them for hanging up a lot of wet dresses, t-shirt dresses, etc. after washing. They should definitely handle the weight of wet-t-shirts and a light jacket.
1972481
It works with regular hangers just fine. I buy the plastic ones..works great.
865201
They are made out of fabric with a cardboard type bottom. Don't think they are sturdy enough for anything too heavy. We use them for grandkids clothes and light toys.
1555027
I haven't used it this way as it really doesn't appear to be ideal for this. Hangers may stay put but clothes will not likely hang well. Perhaps a single item that doesn't weigh much would hang alright. The "arm" is pushed up and then rests in a little slot so that it doesn't fall back down. Since it is plastic, it would probably not hold much weight in this position without breaking. When it is in down position, it does hold significant weight as the plastic arm is pretty heavyweight material.
1563265
I love them for drying underwear etc that I don't put in the dryer without taking up tons of space in my laundry room. However I would be hestitant to pack them since they are plastic and all those hooks could catch on other clothes. The plastic is sturdy enough to hold the weight of underwear but I think the plastic would snap in luggage just due to regular packing.
2023386
Yes, no problem. Mine was able to hold 15-18 pieces of wet clothing fairly well for about 6 months of loading it up once or twice a week. It always seemed a bit wobbly in the middle. One day when my husband was trying to pass by it in a hallway, he leaned it a bit and the center pole cracked in the middle. It's a shame that the plastic connector (in the middle of the tall pole) isn't stronger because it creates a lot of plastic and metal waste when one important plastic part breaks.
575128
Not that I know of, but unless they fall or get wet I don't see any really bad way that they can break or become inoperable.
2051035
While I don't use these hangers for drying, based on how they are made I don't think you will have any problems with drying on them. The hanger is covered with plastic like material so there is nothing there that would cause discoloration or rusting. This is based purely on my educated guess since I only use the hangers for hanging dry clothing. Generally, I am very happy with these hangers. They do very well for my sweaters.
1488814
I have no problems. I use hangers that I get when I purchase the clothes from the store. I only use shirt hangers on it. Not sure what type of hangers you use
1603981
Pants don't sag and they don't slide off. However, you have to be careful removing pants -- if you jerk or drag them downward the hanger WILL break. Lift them off and you're fine.
1551966
Yes - I use the heavy duty plastic hangers - little thicker than the normal plastic hangers. But they fit snug and don't move once you get them snapped on. They work really good - keeps slacks from sliding off the hanger and eliminates that annoying crease
1705832
Yes. There are these little plastic s-links that hook the pins to the hanger. I wouldn't want to remove and replace them too often though as I'm not sure how many times you could do so before the s-links would break. I absolutely love my set!! Hope this helps!
1639712
I haven't used them for hanging such a shirt. They work the same way any other hanger does. The weight is almost nothing.