Are they strong enough to support wet jeans right out of the washer? I don't dry my jeans as they tend to shrink too much.
1264811
Absolutely!! You can definitely support wet jeans right out of the washer. These are the most durable product for a reasonable price. Buy these hangers for sure.
1264812
Yes, they are. I use them to hang many pairs of pants vertically, thus saving closet space. Hope this helps!
543746
Haven't gotten them wet, however I can't see them breaking, because they are super strong.
1960853
The answers below are correct. The instructions warn against laundromat drying...don't know why unless they get too hot. I have this on my guest bed because for us it's way too heavy.
47559
Yes, the rack is both heavy enough and large enough to hold, probably, a couple pair of jeans. I would recommend that they be machine spun, first, as that will reduce the drying time.
2142119
I don't ever let them dry between uses. I typically do my laundry all in one day. So I use them back to back. I have been using them for 3 months now and I have had no problem or complaints doing It this way.
494261
Not sure what you mean by "on fabric." If you use them to attract a metallic object like a political button through a sweatshirt then yes they are strong enough.
2068911
I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
1718385
I think they'd be OK. They are kind of a seat belt type material, so they might not dry fast. But, I cannot say for certain, as I have never needed to wash mine.
668043
I've washed mine quite a few times stuck in with normal loads of laundry. They have came out clean and so far no signs of wear and tear.
984962
I haven't hung up 2 pairs of wet jeans, but I have hung 5 shirts/tops with multiple empty hangers on the arms at the same time, and a bag of wet clothes thrown on top. Also hung a pair of my husband's wet sweatpants (XXL-tall), heavy as jeans. No problems. Just ensure device mounted in studs or with heavy duty dry-wall hangers. I love this device because it's in my laundry room, doesn't take up much space when closed, and I don't have to go outside to hang the few items I need line dried. Planning on installing one at my mom's and probably at my grown child's house too.
739910
I'm not sure, but I think so. I use them just like cloth. They are very strong. I'm still using the first 3 after 6 months. Washed dozens of times in the washer. Air dry is best although sometimes they go in the dryer. No harm.
2187512
Yes. But don't put anything else in with them or they will collect lint and will not function as well. Also don't use any fabric softener (dryer or washing), and only a small amount of detergent. It's not like you will destroy them if you put too much detergent in, but it is a small load, and that could be harsh on them. You may need to use a little more detergent if you have soaked up a lot of wax, such as if you used too much wax, or only used one cloth, or did multiple cars.
467005
Hanging them outside to dry is the best way. A mechanical wringer would get them dry enough for an automatic dryer, but good ones are not cheap or readily available. While hand-wringing sort of works on woven fabrics, it's not a good idea for knits because they get stretched out of shape. Debbie is right about the dripping, and it's hard to wring heavy fabrics like denim jeans. Knit sweaters and tops can be squeezed to get much of the water out, and if you wrap a clean dry towel around them you can squeeze out even more, then hang the towel to dry with the rest of the laundry.
1278873
I hang wet denim jeans from it using most of the clips and they have never fell down. That should give you a good idea of how much it can hold. The clips are not super super strong but they are strong enough for what I use then for.
1700819
they seem to be very strong but all i use them for is to hang wash cloths on inside my shower til dried
1437092
I think if they become dirty you might be able to wash them, but I do not think their intended purpose is to provide fabric softening in a washer. They are balls of wool that bounce around in the dryer to keep the clothes separated. I'm not sure how useful they would be in a washer.
991111
yes these bars are too thick for that, I don't dry clothes on it only towels. If you want to dry clothes on a rack I'd recommend the metal racks (that has a protective plastic coating) that fold out. Those are great for drying clothes.