Coat Hanger Issues

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  • Tinwheeler
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    edited February 2019 #32

    They have multiple uses.😃

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited February 2019 #33

    Then there’s the even simpler squeeze the tube! Or just take the damn thing off!🤣

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited February 2019 #34

    They’re my favourite options. 

    There's nothing so groan making as finding an entire roll unwound on the floor unless it's finding that unwound roll in a puddle of water that’s leaked from a container. 🙄

  • huskydog
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    edited February 2019 #35

    Never had a problem with Izal sheets surprised

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited February 2019 #36

    Not touring related, but the favourite choice of mischief for one of our Airedale puppies was have much mess could be had with a bog roll! 😂

  • crown green bowler
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    edited February 2019 #37

    Put a new toilet roll on, but don't break the seal,  easy.wink

  • commeyras
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    edited February 2019 #38

    All we do is put the hangers on the rail facing opposite directions, one east - west, next west - east etc.  They seem to stay on the rail by doing this.  Also use hangers with metal hooks and squeeze the end in a little (already suggested).

  • flatcoat
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    edited February 2019 #39

    I cant believe how complicated some people are making this. As others have suggested squeeze the end into a tighter hook. Takes a few seconds and is a one time fix. Simples.

  • dave the rave
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    edited February 2019 #40

    until the weight of the garment bouncing up and down opens it up again!!!!found this is a problem with some of the "non-slip" hangers sold in some caravan accessory shops.laughing

  • gasman
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    edited March 2019 #41

    we put our clothes on the bed too, the reason to lower the centre of gravity from the weight of the clothes, mainly the wife's. once while towing in high winds I could feel van swaying from side to side, dropped clothes from wardrobe problem solved obviously you can still feel when its windy but when the clothes start to swing you can feel that even more.

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited March 2019 #42

    I’m of the opinion that the clothes start to swing because the van is swaying, not that swinging clothes cause the van to sway. It would need to be one massive load of clothes to do that - far more than a van wardrobe holds.

  • Bluemalaga
    Bluemalaga Forum Participant Posts: 936
    edited March 2019 #43

    Take a look at lockonhanger.com or just google travel hangers for caravans and look at images to find something that suits.

  • proterra
    proterra Forum Participant Posts: 46
    edited April 2019 #44

    A solution in the magazine recently was to buy some shower curtain hooks to fit on the rail the put hangers through the loop below.

  • G Cherokee
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    edited April 2019 #45

    Best idea, works a treat

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