Will the side "wings" elevate any for longer garments to dry?
1658184
Yes, sort of. An entire wing can be raised so there will be sections much higher for longer clothes.
1658185
You could elevate the wings by placing the prongs on a different row so the sides form a V shape instead of being horizontal. I wouldn't recommend hanging anything heavy that way though.
1658186
Yes. However, be aware that this product is not made very well, it is light, not heavy duty.
1658187
Yes they do but it is at an angle so it is like a "V" angle. I really like mine. I had one of the old style wooden accordian ones before and this one is much more versatile and can be rearranged in a few different ways. I can also get more clothes on this one. I mainly use it to dry my panties as I wear the boycut nylon style and do not want to dry them with heat as I feel it takes out the spandex faster. I lay them out flat over the bars and can get over 20 pair layed out over the drying rack.
543933
No, I haven't hung damp clothes on them, and for the same reason you ask the question. I'd love to see a definitive answer here.
495971
I have done that. One side is flocked and the other side is not. That is true side I ironed on. Low heat and it took the wrinkles right put.
1152327
Not at all that I noticed, just make sure it drys all the way before you put a shirt on and you will be fine
1354272
I tested one and poured six ounces of water in it which it absorbed with ease and felt quite dry to the touch. However that makes it rather heavy so if it had to hold that much it will require your supporting garment/s bear the load. I don't think they are intended to hold an entire day's flow but are good if you get leaky before you can make it to the can,
706279
I have not washed mine yet, but I would think if you dry it on low just for a short time (maybe 10 mins) long enough to get the wrinkles out and then hang it back up damp, it should be fine. high heat , I think would shrink it. It will air dry the rest of the way.
322319
I would think it would work, it is not rough so it should not mess up your garment.
82569
The chest part won't but the arm wings will prevent (or make it difficult) to keep arms at the side.
897492
Unless the material is a fine fabric or if your using a wet spray, it shouldnt bother the clothes. The quilt look is flatter than you can see just from the picture.
1941210
The package says to follow clothing item drying instructions, so I assume you can. I never dry my bras, so can't give any personal feedback on that.
1417903
Esther...It can certainly be used that way...Good Question! I had just been using it to dry smaller articles of clothing rather than using a dryer. I'll try that as well!!
35157
Yes, with no problem at all. I'd suggest tucking the long drawstring inside the bag so it won't get caught on other clothes. I toss the bag in to dry after I remove my delicates to line dry.
260239
Yes. But make sure you take it out and rearrange it every 10-15 minutes to ensure more even drying. Otherwise, you'll end up with a dry outside and damp center.
521392
You can fold them out to put the clothes on, and fold them back afterwards. The clothes would still dry. I actually use some clothes pins. I can get more clothes on that way. It closes on the clothes pins just fine, though sometimes I have to readjust a couple. It takes less than 30 seconds.
308850
cant answer for clothes as I just use it for felt, but in a very short time, since all the water has been removed.
1610437
Yes it will hold but I would not suggest these hanger on light colored garments.
1854786
You mean like laying the garment down flat on a table/board, and doing it that way? It probably could, but the way it's built it's kind of meant to steam something that is hanging. As another person mentions, it does leak a little (which isn't that terrible of an annoyance) and the key is to keep your hand out of the way of the steam. That would probably be minimized by using it upright.