I hate them. They always work their way out of the top and hang out. I usually just cut them off.
But then the clothes slip off the hanger, right? (Or what if your top doesn't have those loops in the first place?)
Here are a couple of ways that I keep the item on the hangers:
1) Put the hook of the hanger through the tag, if it's a suitable one:


2) For lightweight jersey items that won't crease, such as this cardigan, tie the sleeves into a loose knot:

I also like the look of this tip that I saw on Pinterest:
Source: Uploaded by user via Jennifer on Pinterest
I think it would also work really well (if not better) with silicone on the hanger. Must try!

Awesome ideas!! I am going to have to try them! Thanks for the tips!!
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Surely it'd be cheaper to buy the hangers with the rubbery bits in? Maybe here in the UK anyway.
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I have this thing about all of my hangers being the same style and we have soooo many. Besides, everything here is much more expensive.
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These are some awesome tips. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteRubber bands wrapped around the ends of the hangers help too.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I fell in love with the velvet hangers and have slowly been replacing all my plastic ones. Might take a while to replace with a family though.
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Love the rubber band version. Worried about your silicone suggestion, won't it "leak" and stain your clothing?
ReplyDeleteI saw something a little while ago, someone was using pipe cleaners wrapped around the hanger edges, that worked great too!!
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