can i hang wet clothes from the washer on them to dry then put into my closet?
1353461
I am not sure. I have never done this. I have never had any lint problem with them from any type clothing, but have never gotten them wet. I have three full closets of them (5 boxes) and love the way they look. They are sturdy enough for blazers. Sorry to not be more help.
504412
Yes, you can. I always use the nuts with cold water in my front loader and get clean soft clothes after drying.
2012696
Sure. I run the throughl the washing machine and then hang to dry. No problems so far. Dish soap should even be easier on them
984962
I haven't hung up 2 pairs of wet jeans, but I have hung 5 shirts/tops with multiple empty hangers on the arms at the same time, and a bag of wet clothes thrown on top. Also hung a pair of my husband's wet sweatpants (XXL-tall), heavy as jeans. No problems. Just ensure device mounted in studs or with heavy duty dry-wall hangers. I love this device because it's in my laundry room, doesn't take up much space when closed, and I don't have to go outside to hang the few items I need line dried. Planning on installing one at my mom's and probably at my grown child's house too.
2051036
Yes, they are safe to use for hanging damp clothes. I have done it without a problem.
1016426
I have used for drier, but not washer. As long as not heavy, wet items, I would think it would work.
1253992
I wash in cold water with a mild detergent and hang dry. I wouldn't put this garment in the dryer.
1898907
Yes, they should be able to be washed with no problem. I have not washed them yet, but I can see that it will be no problem to slide them out of the hangers and throw them in the wash.
947756
The items will overlap, but drying is not a problem, if you're home/apt is well heated. I've hung washable winter parkas/coats, throw blankets, towels, men's flannel pajamas and other heavy items on my rack and never had a problem with drying. I tend to hang heavier items on the top and lighter ones on the rungs in the middle and toward the bottom. Hope this helps.
1566718
Being the sweaters are very wet, in my opinion, it would be a very bad move. Dry on a shower door bar until item is not dripping and a little lighter, then transfer to dryerthen use dryer
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.
702352
I would have to say no since there is an opening on the top for the hangers. If you are worried about storage and possible flooding in the area then no I would not trust it. If traveling and worried about the rain then yes your clothes will be safe. Hope that helps
310747
i threw them in the washer on gentle, cold water-with soap, with some other clothes, then hung them up to dry.
405915
I've thrown mine in the washer before (no dryer!), but most of the time I just rinse with cold water and hang dry.
521392
You can fold them out to put the clothes on, and fold them back afterwards. The clothes would still dry. I actually use some clothes pins. I can get more clothes on that way. It closes on the clothes pins just fine, though sometimes I have to readjust a couple. It takes less than 30 seconds.
1175712
I think it could. If you look at the photo of the object, I think you could drape each pair of jeans over the top rack... there are two large wings that come up which would give you room to put three pairs of jeans side by side. I often hang shirts on hangers from each of the different sections. Then you have some space underneath. You could also hang one pair of jeans over just a couple of the smaller dividing bars and get even more space that way. It's a little hard to describe, but the laundry rack is sturdy and I think you'll find ways to arrange things as you go.
629014
I do not see why you would need to since they are made of nylon netting, like the type used in shower puffs. You rinse and hang them to air dry in shower after each use. I suppose you could put them in a wash bag then put them in a washing machine, but not in the dryer! They will melt.