Those wire coat hangers aren't just for hanging our jackets. And they can serve many other purposes as well. Let's see how wire coat hangers can come to our rescue in a number of ways.
Usefulness of wire coat hangers there are many ways to use wire coat hangers in a fun way if they are at home with you, here are a few. You can curve and wrap them to form all kinds of shapes. For instance, you can create a neat mobile to hang above your bed. You could also bend them to support curtains or even to form a jewelry holder.
Wire coat hangers really come in handy in closet areas. They save space and keep clothes organized. Hooks and clips allow you to hang more than one thing on a hanger. That way, your closet remains neat and you know where to find them.
Wire coat hangers have been in existence for a long time. Work began in the 1860s on them, first developed by Albert J. Parkhouse while working at a wire company in Michigan. The first were of thin wire that was useless for anything else. Wire coat hangers have gotten sturdier as the years have passed, and today, they’re an essential household item.
You should not throw away old wire coat hangers but you should reuse them instead. One idea is repurposing them as plant stakes for your garden. Simply bend the wire and poke it into the soil by your plants. This makes them (grow) straight. You can also use good old wire coat hangers for crafting purposes or for making repairs around the house.
Wire coat hangers can come in handy in more ways than one. For instance, did you know they can help clear out drains? Find a tube of lipstick, a Tupperware vent, a knee high, even a rubber band, you can just straighten out a wire coat hanger and see if you can’t work something that’s lodged shut loose. They can also be useful for helping you round up things that have fallen between the cracks, like behind the couch or under the fridge.
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