Hints and Tips

KellyHenderson
KellyHenderson Forum Participant Posts: 76
edited January 2017 in Caravan & Motorhome Chat #1

Any tips you can share to help other members? How do you keep your clothes from falling off their hangers? Any tips handed down through the generations?

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  • Rab
    Rab Forum Participant Posts: 15
    edited January 2017 #2

    Hi get apiece of 22mm water pipe insulating foam cut it to the same length as your hanging rail and once you,ve hung your clothes up push the foam downwards(split first) onto the hangers that,ll help stop them jumping off, or go a bit slower over the potholes it does work.bye now

  • redface
    redface Forum Participant Posts: 1,701
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    edited January 2017 #3

    Ensure hangers open hooks are all the same way on the rail ,then reverse one at each end and attach a bungee cord wrapped around all the hangers necks until taut.

    Works for me!

  • Bakers2
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    edited January 2017 #4

    Never had an issue with them falling off in motorhome - careful driving wink

    Always hang my hangers facing the same way where ever I hang  innocent

  • eurortraveller
    eurortraveller Club Member Posts: 6,830 ✭✭✭
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    edited January 2017 #5

    How petty is this Club going to get?

    With all the problems in the world, with all the concerns within in my family, with all the things my doctor is looking up in his fat reference books....this Club puts up a spokeswoman to ask how I keep my clothes on a hanger.

     If they fall off I pick them up.

  • triky auto
    triky auto Forum Participant Posts: 8,690
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    edited January 2017 #7

    undecided Peace and Goodwill !!  ?? 

    Happy New Year .laughing.

  • notite
    notite Forum Participant Posts: 96
    edited January 2017 #8

    I'm lost for words, this question as been asked before and it had always received a polite reply. Not like the response given earlier.

  • eurortraveller
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    edited January 2017 #9

    Get a life, guys. 

  • G Cherokee
    G Cherokee Forum Participant Posts: 402
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    edited January 2017 #10

    When I read the post, I saw the humor in it, didn't think there was any insult intended.

  • Fozzie
    Fozzie Club Member Posts: 550 ✭
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    edited January 2017 #11

    Yet another 5 year old post.This time from a staff member.

  • Bakers2
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    edited January 2017 #12

    Oh well spotted. Who's awake and paying attention? Certainly some strange goings on on site these days 😂😂😂

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited January 2017 #13

    Is it a Sticky from way back that's been revived. I wonder?

  • nelliethehooker
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    edited January 2017 #14

    I think Euro's chasing stars.... oh sorry they've been removed.laughing

  • snappy chappy
    snappy chappy Forum Participant Posts: 3
    edited January 2017 #15

    it helps new comerssealed

  • Olivegrower
    Olivegrower Forum Participant Posts: 38
    edited January 2017 #16

    We use 'felt' covered hangers and close the hooks so that they grip.

    Belgium motorways are are a real trial, the worst!!!

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    edited January 2017 #17
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  • Pippah45
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    edited January 2017 #18

    I admit to getting so annoyed by the problem I went for the custom built ones advertised and put on present list.  They do work although one broke due to too much laundry in the hanger bag!  Bending the hanger should work too or packing so full! 

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