Care For Your (Denim/ Wool/ Cotton)

[Cutlasshound]

I just use a couple of cheap small meat hooks / produce hooks and hang from the loops. Cost fuck all and do the job.

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[Jordonf9]

Yes, S hooks work well. Pretty much what I use now as well.

[neph93]

8 gauge rounded s-hooks in stainless steel from the hardwear store. 10 for $10, and Robert's your fathers brother.

[Megatron1505]

Clothes pegs when wet, folded when dry. Wtf is wrong with you people 

[HeavyGenes]

I use olka hangers from the container store. $3.99 US for 3. Love the hooks for belt loops.

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[Anesthetist]

I use notched Ikea hangers for my jeans. I imagine they'll survive.
I have spent good money on Hangerproject hangers for my Campus coat and Brown's Beach MA1 though. Shoulder boners never look good!

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[HeavyGenes]

I use olka hangers from the container store. $3.99 US for 3. Love the hooks for belt loops.

Cross posted from care for your denim.

Cheers from the mobile

[xtcclassic]

@Jordonf9:

Didn't know if anyone posted this, but saw this on Heddels FB and I am probably going to fund it and get some new hangers. I normally just use my mid loop and hang them like that in my closet, but for the cost of $45(says $36USD) I can get 6 jean hangers, or for $85(says $68 USD) get 12 of them….I like.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/saldebus/the-jean-hanger-the-new-way-to-care-for-your-jeans

These look perfect for my heavier pairs, I'll probably pick up at least 3 if not 6.

[mikebarhoot]

im a sucker for custom / handmade in Texas so….

[Jordonf9]

Nice gentlemen

[Finkster]

IKEA Bumerang - for almost all my gear
never had any problems with the edges .. and if one breaks or whatever .. take a new one .. they're very budget

[dylantbmayes]

@Jordonf9:

Didn't know if anyone posted this, but saw this on Heddels FB and I am probably going to fund it and get some new hangers. I normally just use my mid loop and hang them like that in my closet, but for the cost of $45(says $36USD) I can get 6 jean hangers, or for $85(says $68 USD) get 12 of them….I like.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/saldebus/the-jean-hanger-the-new-way-to-care-for-your-jeans

@Jordonf9, this Kickstarer was brought to our attention by steelworker in the 'Care For Your…' thread, so this may be integrated with that.

http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=34.msg459731;boardseen#new

Just a word of warning before funding...

@dylantbmayes:

A fair percentage of Kickstarters that are over funded are forced to fold as they don't have the infrastructure to support the 'demand'… Or production > delivery is blown out.

Forty days remaining and fifteen thousand over, don't count on seeing those $8 hangers within this year.

[Max Power]

My usual choice as well. Though i must say the UES hanger I got for free with an order is super nice. Still don't see why there should be a need for the hanger, the video didn't help neither. (And I already dried all my clothes instead of using a dryer since I do laundry on my own. But he really seems to have needed additional arguments to sell them hangers).

[Jordonf9]

I probably won't be funding, I just like window shopping, and for 60 or so bucks, that is good amount of gas.

[dylantbmayes]

Merged

[EJS]

Does anyone know how likely it is that moths / larvae will eat UHF shirts? Apologies if this has already been addressed. Just moved and only have open hanging rails at the moment..

[Giles]

http://laundry.about.com/od/clothespest/ss/How-to-Control-Clothes-Eating-Insects.htm

[EJS]

@Giles:

http://laundry.about.com/od/clothespest/ss/How-to-Control-Clothes-Eating-Insects.htm

Thanks, very useful

[Dion]

Yes, indeed! Bookmarked.

[Filthy2123ozjunkie]

Washing 5 IH shirts at once gets you this on the spin cycle.