coat hangers!

[Return of the Rev]

Anyone thinking of coming over to the wooden side?

 

[skipper734]

Anyone thinking of coming over to the wooden side?

I think it's clear Rev, we all have some wood. Nobody is keen on floppy ones. Some plastics have both.

 

[Billy the Fish]

Does anyone else hang their clothes in order of colour? Mine runs light to dark. It looks much better and it's much easier to find things

 

[Return of the Rev]

Does anyone else hang their clothes in order of colour? Mine runs light to dark. It looks much better and it's much easier to find things

bollards! its going to be in my head now

 

[Cian]

Does anyone else hang their clothes in order of colour? Mine runs light to dark. It looks much better and it's much easier to find things

Yes

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Mostly wood - made a policy decision a couple of years ago and never looked back.

decent wooden hangers from IKEA for about 10p per 1,000 - slight exaggeration, but they are nor expensive.

And I don't go to Croydon for IKEA - there is one in Southampton

 

[Husty]

I've just got wood. Once you've had wood you won't look back.

Ooh er.

:safeway:

 

[Hiney]

Don't discard the wire coat hangers! They have a thousand and one uses, and when you want one you can never find one. Thus causing much

Absolutely this.

They make excellent emergency TV and/or radio aerials and in December.......

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[Prince Monolulu]

Not bothering with coat hangers, I thought this was the reason for buying an exercise bike?

 

[JJ McClure]

Does anyone else hang their clothes in order of colour? Mine runs light to dark. It looks much better and it's much easier to find things

Absolutely, it helps to identify missing garments upon seeing a space in the wardrobe..."Honey where's my dark blue shirt"?

 

[Badger]

Does anyone else hang their clothes in order of colour? Mine runs light to dark. It looks much better and it's much easier to find things

I haven't gone as far as colour order but I do put similar items together, from left to right: smart trousers, jeans, casual trousers, casual shirts, smart shirts, suits

 

[Billy the Fish]

I haven't gone as far as colour order but I do put similar items together, from left to right: smart trousers, jeans, casual trousers, casual shirts, smart shirts, suits

That's the first step. You can't have trousers next to a t-shirt next to a suit - that would be madness!

Now put those similar items in some kind of order.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Is there a market for an NSC Wardrobe and Clothes Storage Quality Review, with a mix of planned inspections to help you sort out to make sure you have got it right initially, and then subsequent inspection visits without notice to make sure you have not let it slip..

 

[Badger]

That's the first step. You can't have trousers next to a t-shirt next to a suit - that would be madness!

Now put those similar items in some kind of order.

I think I'm ready to take that next step.

What's the policy with striped/checked shirts with a dark and light colour?

 

[Billy the Fish]

I think I'm ready to take that next step.

What's the policy with striped/checked shirts with a dark and light colour?

Hard to say because I don't many of those garments. Whatever makes you happy!

 

[SouthCoastOwl]

Big chunky plastic ones for coats and suits, any old ones for anything else. Mainly plastic.

This

Plus, wire coat hangers as a substitute for radio ariels on cars - when did this go out of fashion?

 

[Richard_419]

currently a mixture of wooden plastic and metal wire cheap ones whatever i could find laying around the houise whenever i wished to hang said items up. I must however admit i have recently been considering a swapover to all wooden hangers and wondered whether it would improve my quality of life if i did, it seems from the opinions in nthis thread that the answer to that is yes it most certainly would.