Your wardrobe is bursting at the seams but you don't want to part with anything? Then you should start collecting can rings.
- Many women in particular know the phenomenon too well: regardless of the actual size of the closet, items of clothing hang close together.
- So that pulling out hangers * does not become a strenuous act, practitioners share a space-saving trick online.
- All you need are can rings from old beverage cans.
Plastic hangers are already bending because they wear far too many items of clothing? The partner always recommends that you clear out the closet, which sometimes turns into a dispute? It doesn't have to go that far: there is a simple and ingenious trick on how you can create space in your wardrobe without much effort .
Thread can rings on hangers - and create valuable space
The Dosenringe Lifehack is already making the rounds on many different social platforms such as YouTube. It's that easy : Just remove the locking rings from the drinking hole of beverage cans and thread them onto the clothes hooks . This allows multiple hangers to be hung, which results in more storage space:
This trick not only saves space and creates more space for your favorite items: An additional plus is the possibility to hang outfits that belong together in this way on a hanger. This saves you valuable time that you can put into breakfast in the morning .
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When buying hangers you should pay attention to the following detail
If you want to buy new hangers anyway, you should make sure that they have small ticks at the top . This allows additional hangers to be hung in without having to empty the shelves of canned drinks beforehand in the supermarket.
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