Would it be possible to hang a HOMZ Hanging Sweater Dryer (with 3 wet sweaters) on one of the arms?
1566717
No It would be too heavy~ We have used this near our woodburner for drying wet coats, snow pants, etc. this winter and I have been less than satisfied. It really does not hold up with coats and heavier items. It has fallen over several times and we have had to duct tape the middle to sturdy it up. I would say pass on this item!
1566718
Being the sweaters are very wet, in my opinion, it would be a very bad move. Dry on a shower door bar until item is not dripping and a little lighter, then transfer to dryerthen use dryer
1566719
Highly doubtful. The arms are plastic. The rack would likely tip over or the arm would break with 10 pounds on one arm.
1080576
You might be able to, however, since wet laundry is heavy and a breeze is great for drying but complicates the tipping over issue I would say this works best installed as directed into the holder in the ground. Installed this way its very sturdy.
1793427
Anything is possible... Someone already suggested cutting 3" off both ends and then drilling 2 new holes to add the hanging end pieces. This should allow the proper balance overall... It is not a rack meant to hold a bunch of pots or heavy items. I still think that it is one of our best purchases to save space etc..We did not use the hanging chains only screw in hooks, because we are a house of tall folks!
573865
absolutely. the spring system is well designed to allow for a really good, sturdy fit. we regularly hang two or three towels on ours and it's no problem at all.
1631559
You could do so because you can cut the hang chains to fit, or you can even not use the chains at all and just hang the item directly from hooks.
1006048
You could but it would be very clumsy, the wall mount would "bounce" around as you stretched the cord to your hair. I suppose if you had drawer very close and high you could fasten it in there so not to have it visible but then...how to plug in unless you did each time. Then it would be easier just get a hand held dryer. So, NO is my answer!
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.
891578
Are you serious? Why don't you try it yourself and see if it is possible. There is nothing for the hanger to grip and there isn't enough room to "jimmy" it out of the hole if it could grip. All you would end up doing is bending the hanger. The stop is heavy and protrudes multiple inches into the hole. The hanger (even if it could grip the bar AND had the room to "jimmy" it up) is too weak and would bend.
211732
can be filled with full sized towels or jeans with no problem. still put hangers on the end bars too. have been very satisfied with this - especially the shirt hanger on the top. also great for drying sweaters flat on the sides.
213910
probably not unless you were really really desperate and then it would not dry them enough to place them in an electric dryer or even enough to get them dry enough to hang them on a line. I think I would try another method.
208696
You will need to put the beach towels in the middle, or balance one on each side so that the dryer doesn't fall over. This item is very flimsy.
1175712
I think it could. If you look at the photo of the object, I think you could drape each pair of jeans over the top rack... there are two large wings that come up which would give you room to put three pairs of jeans side by side. I often hang shirts on hangers from each of the different sections. Then you have some space underneath. You could also hang one pair of jeans over just a couple of the smaller dividing bars and get even more space that way. It's a little hard to describe, but the laundry rack is sturdy and I think you'll find ways to arrange things as you go.
1555027
I haven't used it this way as it really doesn't appear to be ideal for this. Hangers may stay put but clothes will not likely hang well. Perhaps a single item that doesn't weigh much would hang alright. The "arm" is pushed up and then rests in a little slot so that it doesn't fall back down. Since it is plastic, it would probably not hold much weight in this position without breaking. When it is in down position, it does hold significant weight as the plastic arm is pretty heavyweight material.
1555024
Actually yes you can. If you had a lot of weight on the hangers I think it would wear on the holder over time but a few empty hangers or really light items would probably still work.
2147078
Yes, hooks onto wall as a wall phone does, can be taken off to move. Strong, substantial dryer.
1364211
yes i think that might work . they're really nice though. i use 3 of them in one of my bathrooms as bath towel hangers instead of a towel rack
2204673
You could try using sandbags. Or something similar. I have thought about it since on windy days the dryer will blow over. You could also try to tie the legs down, but I don't know how well that would work. You could also weight some sturdy plastic or rubber bags of water (to act like sandbags) but you could decide how much water to use and therefore how much they would weigh). Sorry I don't have any better answers.