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How to hang clothes in the closet the right way. https://t.co/bcLIgfaYuy
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I learned that there are correct ways to hang different types of clothing to prevent stretching, wearing out, and wrinkles. For sweaters, the hanger should be placed in the middle with the sleeves passing through and raised. T-shirts should have the hanger bar passed through the rod, then turned upside down and lifted. Pants can be hung by folding one leg over the hanger and folding both legs in half, or by passing both legs through the hanger and placing the hook into the belt buckle hole. Dresses should be folded inside out, with the hanger supporting the shoulders. Coats can be hung by folding the hem inwards and placing the bar over the hanger, or by using two hangers together to save space.
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Speaker 0: Took me 30 years to realize that the way I hung my clothes in the closet was wrong. A sweater should be hung like this. If you hang it like this, the clothes will stretch and wear out more easily. The right way to hang is to place the hanger in the middle of the sweater. Sleeves must pass through the hanger and be raised.
Another method is to fold the sweater in half and place the hanger under your armpits. The sleeves and hem must rest on the hanger and be raised. To hang a t shirt, the mistake is to place the hanger in one of the 3 arms of the neckline, which will be larger. The right thing to do is to pass the bar through the hanger rod, then turn the hanger upside down and lift. For the pants, if you hang them like this, they will look bulky.
If you leave it like this, the pants will slip off easily. The right way to hang pants is to put 1 leg over the hanger and fold it. The other leg should also go through the hanger. Raise your pants so they don't fall down and fold both legs in half. Another method is to pass both legs through the hanger.
Place the hook into the belt buckle hole. This way you can hang your pants beautifully and without wrinkles. If you hang a dress like this, it will look ugly and wrinkled. The right thing to do is to fold the inside of the dress. Place the hanger in the middle of the dress, pass the bottom part through the hanger, and fold it upwards.
The hanger should support the shoulders of the dress. Lift it up. So you can also hang a short coat. If the coat is too long and doesn't fit on the hanger, do this. Place the hanger at the collar of the coat.
Fold the hem of the coat inwards, place the bar over the hanger, and fold it upwards. You can put 2 hangers together and hang it like this. This way you save space and don't have to worry about wrinkles. If you haven't learned it yet, bookmark this page. You can find it when you need it.
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