wooden/plastic/wire hangers?

[chantheman]

which do you prefer? i happen to be cleaning my room and saw a pile of extra wire hangers that i have and was just wondering what others use to hang/store their clothes. wooden would be my preference if it wasnt so expensive but for now im using wire and plastic.

maybe someone has another method

[cd1]

wire hangers have weak support and are a pain in the ass

I use plastic hangers for most stuff(theyre pretty cheap) and wooden hangers for jackets, coats, blazers, etc

you can get a pack of like 6 or so wooden hangers for 2 or 3 dollars at ikea

[keendream]

Yes, the question of the decades, plastic or wire hangers..

well lets look at the ups and downs of each, the standard aluminum hanger has less surface aerea then your standard plastic hanger, but the curvature of the hanger helps releave some of the extra pressure. But one of the downsides to the much sought after metal hanger is its rusting and getting off on your new shirts. Plastic on the other hand, does not. But everyone knows the real pitfall of the plastic hanger is the fact that it can't be made into a deadly weapon by bending...

So im going with wire.

[wEstSidE]

u ned metal 4 abort. punch in stomak.

[Guest no0]

for tee's i never hang, they stretch out too much, always fold with tee's.

but for hoodies, button ups... etc. i use plastic hangers cause they arent weak and shitty.

[@work]

^ same here. hanging t's = shirt nipples. folding t's are a must for me.

[sphoxx]

yup, wire hangers can ruin stuff if they somehow get damn/rust, plus if they're really thin they can dent(?) the cloth. they're most useful for stretching out a soaked waistband imo, but would never store anything for long periods w/them without one of those paper cover deals.

[sybaritical]

All my hangers are made of milled titanium and cast concrete.

[aziz]

I hate wire hangers....they bend easily..thats if you get the cheap ones. Anyways, I have an assortment of plastic/wood. I use one of my wood hangars for my tuxedo, various dress shirts, and pants. Plastics are for t-shirts, sweaters, etc..

[Vitamian]

NO WIRE HANGERS!

[gfunkdocta]

wire hangers give them points/shirt nipples right at the shoulders.

i don't fold, cause then u get fold lines. i only fold heavy sweaters if anything.

been using ikea plastic ones for awhile. they're really round on the shoulders, the hanger itself is flat so u can stack more clean tees. worn tees on one side of the closet, fresh ones from the wash on the other.

wow that was wild homo.

[PQRS7]

wire hangers are too slim to use.

they stretch your clothing

and they annoyingly become fixed to each other

look for the thick plastic ones

they can be used to hang pants without paper covers

[Tarmac]

As stated above, keep one wire hanger around for routine abortions, throw the rest out immediately. If you ever seen "Ghey Eye for the Closet Ghuy" you will see that's the first thing they do. The wires ruin your clothes, your dry cleaner would rather give you something nicer but anything else is just too expensive for your $1.50 per shirt order.

I wish there were cheap plastic hangers with big rounded shoulders. Wouldn't be much more expensive to make. But there are none that I have seen.

[bapelolol]

i only use wood, but don't hang t-shirts

[Fabulaz]

i like man-wood, especially the ones that are hung

Wut ?

[darkanimal]

I use my tv antenna to hang my shirt

[onemancult]

i have all sorts of hangers... wire with paper, plastic, wood, plastic with molded shoulders, etc. i dont discriminate. i use better hangers for better clothes.

[diewhitegirls]

Wood and I hang my t-shirts. I'm a nazi.

[begret]

http://www.amazon.com/Dark-Wood -Hangers-30-pk/dp/B0000VYK0K

Hark, from Target. Blonde ..30 for 19.99/dark wood 30 for 24.99...

They do make larger plastic hangers for suits,etc. 19 inch.

Good day.

[lllllllllllllll]

I hate wire hangers....they bend easily..thats if you get the cheap ones. Anyways, I have an assortment of plastic/wood. I use one of my wood hangars for my tuxedo, various dress shirts, and pants. Plastics are for t-shirts, sweaters, etc..

i'm the same

[gfunkdocta]

I wish there were cheap plastic hangers with big rounded shoulders. Wouldn't be much more expensive to make. But there are none that I have seen.

ikea mane. 5 for $1.50

[Tiranis]

Wood for outerwear, plastic for the rest. No wires.

I hang my nice t-shirts, I fold the ones that I don't wear very often. I have yet to see any actual stretching.

[PaperSt.]

Why would hanging a t shirt stretch it?

From the weight of the fabric?

I hang all of mine and never really put any thought into it.

[Guest no0]

wire hangers tend to stretch out the collar A LOT

[chmercer]

what is this poorpersontalk.com or what

uh huh uh huh

[PaperSt.]

wire hangers tend to stretch out the collar A LOT

Isn't that why you put them throught the bottom?

[chantheman]

i might just fold the t shirts i dont wear often and do away with a lot of extra hangers.

[constant struggle]

i fold sweater/t shirts, i hate having the collar stretch on anything, even if it isnt a wire, the pressure over time if you dont wear it for like a few months or something streches the collar out big time...