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You don't have to unbutton the shirt to get it on or off the
hangar. You simply release the latch which is holding the
rope / shoelace attached to one side of the bar, and the
bar falls down. Pull the rope back and the bar returns to its
regular "hangar"
position.
The top of the question
mark is the hook. The dot is the
clutch or latch. the left diagonal is the shoelace / rope, the
bottom line is the bar.
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Toht's hanger
https://www.youtube...watch?v=8gSKIQEU8qc
[the porpoise, Nov 03 2015]
plastic shoelace latch
http://g01.a.alicdn...nt-font-b-Clamp.jpg
[pashute, Nov 03 2015]
Like this?
http://www.incredib...olding-coat-hanger/
[MaxwellBuchanan, Nov 03 2015]
Actually from 2011...
http://lifehacker.c...tch-out-your-shirts
still mine is much simpler [pashute, Nov 05 2015]
Personal ballet
https://www.youtube...watch?v=SsDgaxa-_5I
[pashute, Nov 05 2015]
My personal valet
https://www.youtube...watch?v=WioAG_2oEo8
[pashute, Nov 05 2015]
more like this, right?
https://img0.etsyst....633918314_sfdi.jpg
I'm gonna gota sleep too [pashute, Nov 24 2015]
Sketch for this idea...
http://i933.photobu...jpg_zpsipyn7xhd.png
[pashute, Nov 24 2015]
[link]
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Toht has something like this in Raiders of the Lost Ark [link]. |
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[porpoise] Thank you!! Except that he had to construct it
before hanging the coat... |
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Uh, [pash], did you Google this? Maybe "collapsible
clothes hanger"? I got many hits. |
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Paul Dirac had one of these, but every time he looked at it to see what state it was in, it collapsed ... |
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//I got many hits.// But did you get any for a hanger
designed to collapse with the clothes on it for easy removal? |
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Yes, thank you [the porpoise]. I knew I'd seen something like this before and it's been bugging the crap out of me all day. |
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//did you get any for a hanger designed to collapse
with the clothes on it for easy removal?// |
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Just Google "collapsible clothes hanger" and look at
the images. Many of the hangers look as if they
could be collapsed for easy removal from buttoned-
up shirts, including the one I linked to. |
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Psst, [Max], it actually it sounds as if the real problem here is that [pash]'s personal valet isn't very well trained ... |
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Dear gods. And do you think he only has the one?? |
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I have to admit to being somewhat flummoxed when dealing with the
clothes service at a large hotel recently, my valets being indisposed. I
carefully ticked and numbered the boxes for shirts, trousers, socks and so
forth, and was horrified when nothing arrived by the stated 7pm deadline. |
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It turns out that you actually have to give them your used clothes first.
Very odd. |
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Actually I did not, but saw one of the plastic ones (the one
with two hooks) on Quirky about two years ago. |
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Mine is a simple shoestring on one side. I have yet to see this
simple, easy to work, low cost configuration. |
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But I don't really understand your idea. |
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Could you make a drawing, or link to the parts? |
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I added a link to a drawing of mine. |
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Adding link to ones like yours... |
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What's the point of not unbuttoning the shirt to take it off
the hanger when you still have to unbutton it to put it on
your body? Or are you proposing a collapsible body too? |
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