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| I'm researching the best way to introduce some kind of clothesline or rod in a skinny 2nd floor laundry room. Our major requirement is for drying shirts and pants. This product folds up against the wall when not in use. Some of the reviews indicate that the hangers can be left on it when it is in the folded position.
Does anyone know if that concept works with thicker plastic hangers as well as metal ones? The obvious problem with most of the retractable alternatives is what happens to the hangers when the rod disappears! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Spectrum 35000 Hanger Holder
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| My only concern with that gadget is the amount of air space between the garments, for drying purposes. I'm very married to my old folding wood drying racks because they allow sufficient space. (the ones currently on the market, that I have found, are fairly awful) "The obvious problem with most of the retractable alternatives is what happens to the hangers when the rod disappears!" |
Here is a link that might be useful: overthedoor hanger
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