coat hangers!

Return of the Rev · Jan 13, 2014

What sort to you have?
I have had a mixture of plastic,wire and wooden ones but just recently i have replaced them all with wooden ones as i was getting bothered by plastic,wire versions.
Whats in your closet?

Puppet Master · Jan 13, 2014

Big chunky plastic ones for coats and suits, any old ones for anything else. Mainly plastic.

The Wookiee · Jan 13, 2014

I hate coat hangers !!

maltaseagull · Jan 13, 2014

Wow! Fascinating.

Moshe Gariani · Jan 13, 2014

Great thread

I too recently invested in 30 matching wooden coat hangers and it has transformed my life.

nwgull · Jan 13, 2014

Replaced all my crappy free ones with wooden hangers. Makes my wardrobes and clothes look well nice.

Norman Potting · Jan 13, 2014

Truly fascinating. Mix of plastic and wood.

strings · Jan 13, 2014

I have wood.

Hillian1 · Jan 13, 2014

Yellow plastic ones in the main, although I am normally left with whatever ones the wife hasn't used.

skipper734 · Jan 13, 2014

Don't discard the wire coat hangers! They have a thousand and one uses, and when you want one you can never find one. Thus causing much :angry:

Mellotron · Jan 13, 2014

This is like BBC Sussex with Paul Miller.

LamieRobertson · Jan 13, 2014

i'm not sure whats drawn me to this thread

El Sid · Jan 13, 2014

skipper734 said:
Don't discard the wire coat hangers! They have a thousand and one uses, and when you want one you can never find one. Thus causing much

I find the wire ones are good for dislodging those extra large logs that sometimes hang around the bowl.

Badger · Jan 13, 2014

I've just got wood. Once you've had wood you won't look back.

TheJasperCo · Jan 13, 2014

No no you're missing the truly important questions in life, like do you have blinds or curtains or shades on your windows? I could start a new thread especially, but let's keep things simple.

Eksman · Jan 13, 2014

I have a mixture, they always go missing though. More importantly sometimes I'm lazy and go for any hanger, I put my jeans on the cheap plastic ones and they go diamond shaped :ohmy:

Return of the Rev · Jan 13, 2014

TheJasperCo said:
No no you're missing the truly important questions in life, like do you have blinds or curtains or shades on your windows? I could start a new thread especially, but let's keep things simple.

Shutters downstairs,curtains upstairs :moo:

Meade's Ball · Jan 13, 2014

The title of this thread reminded of something written on my works intranet, advising on how to deal with visitors in wheelchairs. Had me chuckle, whilst still being educative.

"When someone is in a wheelchair, you should be aware of the need to treat them as courteously as you would anyone else. Never, for example, behave in a patronising way such as patting them on the head, or addressing questions about them to someone else ("Would she like a cup of tea?"). If they have brought an assistant or carer, you should still address your guest directly, and not through their assistant.

You should treat someone's wheelchair as though it were a part of their body: do not touch it without their permission, do not lean on it, and do not hang coats etc. from it unless directed to do so."

Cappers · Jan 13, 2014

Which wood are your ones made from? Mine are Oak I beleive, finished off woth some nice yacht varnish. What varnish is on yours?

Puppet Master · Jan 13, 2014

Mine are mainly black plastic with "George" or "Burton" written on them. Sometimes I hang my shirts on the back of a chair for a temporary fix if I know I'm gonna be wearing them again soon.

I dunno what else to add to this thread really but at least I've shown I'm not all about filth.

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