Can you use it on a piece of clothing lying flat, or does the clothing have to be hanging vertically?
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Unfortunately, it has to be vertical, which can easily be done up on a shower curtain or other overhead space, maybe even the closet, depending on what you have.
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If your item is laying flat you will very likely wind up with wet clothing. Water may come out of the reservoir. It is meant for hanging items, as gravity helps the wrinkles come out.
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I think you need to have it hanging vertically, otherwise the water might drip out. Plus I think having it hanging helps release the wrinkles.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you can use hangers. They also sell separately clips that attach to the ends for hanging lingerie or other items such as a bathing suit or socks. This is called the Lofti Duo. Happy shopping!
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It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality racks in the US. Next time I go to Europe, I'm bringing a good quality one home with me. It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality... » Read More It can, however you need to hang it between 2 bars instead of one. (Hard to describe, but easy to do) Therefor you have less bars available for hanging stuff. You also will need to put some clothes on the other side wing to balance it out. It works best if you hang the heavy stuff close to the center of the rack. I am a bit disappointed because some of my lower bars have started to break. The only thing I hang on the lower bars are socks and bras and they are not heavy so I don't know why they are breaking. I would like to get a better quality product, but they don't sell better quality racks in the US. Next time I go to Europe, I'm bringing a good quality one home with me. « Show Less
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I do not see any easy way to hang this. But I doubt you would really want to. The chemical repellant seems to be dispersed via heat rising from the candle. If you hang it, it probably won't be effective below the height you hang it.
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I just checked and hanging shirts on hangers will work nicely. I use mine for hanging wool socks, and it is perfect for that. I drape my socks over the rods.
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You can hang it as high as you like. It isn't fixed in that shape as much as it is just fixed at the mid point. So, the distance from where you hang it and how far away from that your four points are will dictate how much fabric you have going down vertically to the floor. In other words if you want it to drape like the pic and it's high you'll have to hang the four points close enough where only 2-4 people could fit under. Hope that helps.
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Not intended for vertical use. It will tend to flow with gravity and is best on a flat, horizontal surface!. This is not a paste or glue!
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Yes, you can either hang it on the wall or put it on a flat and even surface.
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I don't use it that way but it is probably sturdy enough. However, it might be a little too low to the ground. It's not a really tall piece. I can hang jackets but not longer coats.
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Chris, IL think it works best hanging vertically, but any which way will do, as long as it is lower than the urinal and the hose is free of any crimping.
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Esther...It can certainly be used that way...Good Question! I had just been using it to dry smaller articles of clothing rather than using a dryer. I'll try that as well!!
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No you can't. It's a solid piece which makes it very strong. It's a great heavy-duty hanger; I hang 3 heavy winter jackets, scarves, etc. on it.
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Actually yes you can. If you had a lot of weight on the hangers I think it would wear on the holder over time but a few empty hangers or really light items would probably still work.
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I would not use this on a vertical surface. Its main purpose is for hanging something heavy from a ceiling.
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Yes. I can't see any problem with hanging this vertically. There are two screws on the right side of the mount, I would make sure they connect with a wall stud or, if that's not possible , use anchors for all three.
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I don't know this exact answer and I think you can actually adjust it.My size 5T shirts (hanging on top rod) do not hang low enough to touch the rods, but some of the 5T dresses if long may touch the rod. I also hang all the 5T pants on the hanging rod and they do not touch the floor. We have a standard closet. It definitely double our closet space
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I t is removable, but I just leave it on, it has a somewhat plastic hanging area on the sides. I usually just hang the garment higher on a door frame, or bunk bed that type of thing to get it up higher. I never use the pant hanger either, you can clip at bottom. I do wear gloves, though to resist being burned! ^_^