Hanging your Dry Cleaning

[Some Random Guy]

Anyone got any tips? First World problems, I know. I dropped some stuff off today, so I realized there aren't any hooks I can find. I'm thinking of just finding a prusik in my garage and making a loop on one of the rear bars. My office just ended COVID teleworking so I'll have to figure this out at some point. JL is my winter commuter.

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[Silverblkrilla]

I own a dry cleaning franchise and use a hi lift jack and an interior mounting bracket like the one from Dominion Off-road when I have clothes on hangers in the back. Works great and is dual purpose.

 

[MichaelAnthony]

So I have a set up wit an expandable clothes bar for a vehicle. not sure what car it is supposed to be used on. I will take some pictures tomorrow. I had to use a hose clamp to keep it expanded will so it wouldn't collapse I travel a lot for work and it is all suit and ties..... I will try to remember and I will post up a couple of pics.

 

[MichaelAnthony]

I own a dry cleaning franchise and use a hi lift jack and an interior mounting bracket like the one from Dominion Off-road when I have clothes on hangers in the back. Works great and is dual purpose.

That is how I used to hang my clothes. However in the rain and snow, when you open the rear window all the guck and grime drips onto the clothes. It is great to use when the weather is great.

 

[Some Random Guy]

I own a dry cleaning franchise and use a hi lift jack and an interior mounting bracket like the one from Dominion Off-road when I have clothes on hangers in the back. Works great and is dual purpose.

That's so metal. . .
Problem solved. Not for Wednesday pickup, but going forward.

 

[Silverblkrilla]

That is how I used to hang my clothes. However in the rain and snow, when you open the rear window all the guck and grime drips onto the clothes. It is great to use when the weather is great.

I’ve never really had that problem. But I’ll keep an eye out. All our clothes are covered in plastic and possibly a blue bag.

 

[Jbass188]

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[Some Random Guy]

https://www.quadratec.com/products/14018_1202.htm

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Similar to the prusik solution. Gotta say I'm going with the stealth hi-lift. I didn't even really want to buy a hi-lift, but after seeing @Silverblkrilla 's setup I do.

 

[dsgrey]

Trying these solutions for a trip this week without a large volume of clothes. I think the hoop will work best. The plastic tab hangers use an existing screw and come in pairs though one broke when installing so the seller sent me two more. So I have three of those to test out.

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