I hang my washed clothes outside on a clothes line to dry. Can these clamps be used to hold wet clothes while they dry?
363016
I would think they would work fine as they are coated. I don't know how long they will last with sunshine and wet on the coating but I sure think they are strong and work great for keeping chip bags tightly closed
363017
Yes, they could hold laundry. The clip is strong, it just doesn't have any ridges that tend to help with grip.
363018
I have used them to hang wet clothes when we camp and they work very well to hold the clothes until they dry.
1747751
Yes! I don't dry them but hang them on hangers! If I need them to dry sooner I put them on air dry and that goes faster
1073738
I have NO idea what thimbles and clamps are! Are they items for tightening the clothes line so it doesn't sag? Are they items for holding clothing on the line? If they are items for holding items ON the line - I think it may not matter. I have 2 sizes of wood clothes pin on my line, and the smaller ones work just fine for light weight stuff, and not as well for heavier items. The strength of the spring holding the two sides together is what determines holding power and my willingness to use the item. Hope this answer your question!
2217744
I don't see why it would not. The clips are similar to what you would find in a retail store to hang ties.
1278874
I believe this is designed for light-weight laundry (lingerie, socks, etc.) however, if your shirts are not soaking wet perhaps it would work--you could try placing a shirt on a plastic hanger and then clipping the hanger in the clothes pin. It is a good product but it's not a heavy-duty product. An honest answer is that I don't know. Good luck.
1610439
Yes these will hold them. you can also get the HEAVY DUTY version of these ASIN: B0037KMSSW for heavy weight clothes for just a few pennies more per hanger.
1937769
Yes. Note that this hanger holder is best suited for 1 type of hanger at a time. If you mix them everything moves.
1929679
Yes, with the wrap around tension hooks you could easily hang a sheet on this line without it drooping. Hope this helps!
923332
You can turn them any way you want. However, you won't be able to hang them very easily. By this I mean they work best when the pants are still damp of even still wet.
1639713
I like these hangers because the ends slope downward, so they don't leave 'points' on the shoulders of your shirt, as it dries. I use them for more delicate things, too. I would say give them a go, if they don't work for your shirts, they are still quite nice for other garments. I thought I'd try them, and glad I did, they fold up and pack in a suitcase quite nicely, too. Hope this helps.
1002548
I have not tried using them this way, but since they also go in the dryer, I think it might work if you plan to use the dryer. Otherwise it is probably wasteful to use this way,
1537368
You can certainly hang hangers from the rods, but keep in mind that the rods are four inches apart when deciding if this product is right for your preferred laundry processing. Also, you can pull up one rod and leave another hanging low, if desired, but four inches would suggest that hanging hangers on all three rods all at the same height would not work well.
1785830
I have only use them with wet pants out of the washer and they and they work really good but if you want to use with dry pants you could you put them in the stretchers then mist them with a slight mist and they'll probably do the same thing. They work well for jeans and they put a nice crease in them look like they came out the cleaners
1016426
I have used for drier, but not washer. As long as not heavy, wet items, I would think it would work.
739528
Hey Sam - I used two of these in my Brooklyn apartment on a tension rod. I put them at the ends of the rod by the walls, and it worked just fine. But I only put very light things on them. When I used them to dry my running shirts (heavy cotton - really weighty when wet) I hung it on the shower head.
1710307
I used it on a metal clothesline encased in plastic - this holder rips through the plastic casing then slides on the metal. Your best bet is using a rope clothesline and just tie knots IMO.
1900185
Only if you used some sort of insulation such as a block of wood or sponge or something along that line otherwise ,no the clamps are metal I would not.