My husband is an avid runner, and fortunately his best friend is a gear review blogger. This is great for my husband but frustrating for me because we have so many backpacks, water pack, running shoes, etc. Because his running stuff always smells so bad after a run, he has taken over the back door landing as being his “drop” station.
I’m lucky if I can get out the door without tripping over a pack, shoes, his smelly clothes, or whatever else he dropped there after his last run.
It has been my mission for months to try and organize/solve this mess so when HangerJack sent me the 24″ HangerJack, I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it!
I had my husband install the HangerJack right outside our back door so instead of dropping everything on the ground, right outside the door, he could hang it on the HangerJack.
This was such an easy solution to the huge mess that had been haunting me! And the best part about the HangerJack, is that when all Matt’s stuff is clean, and can be stored in he house, we can fold it down so it’s out of they way.
Of course after we installed it my husband friend saw it and said, “I need some of those!”.
I love that it was easy to install, the storage it provides and that it has organized our back patio.
No more stepping on stinky running gear!
Here’s a little info about the HangerJack:
* Priced at just $29.95.
* HangerJack is a great organizational solution that adds space to even the smallest areas in the home – from hanging shirts and jackets in the laundry to bikes and helmets in the garage to hoses and tools in the shed.
* HangerJack is made with a tough polycarbonate that won’t break, is resistant to scratches or turn color over time.
* All screws and installation parts are included – you just need a screwdriver!
* While not in use, the HangerJack folds flat back against the wall, freeing up valuable space again.
What would you use the HangerJack to organize? The garage, the pantry, the laundry room? The options are endless! Enter to win your very own, just fill out the Rafflecopter form below. {Email subscribers click HERE to enter to win}.
Vicki I. says
The possibilities are endless for the hanger jack, but I think I would use it in my oldest son’s room which doubles as our guest room. He’s a total clothes hound and his closet is bursting! Guests could use this when they visit to hang up their clothes.
Susan says
My 2 teen daughters’ special wash clothes that have to be hung to dry. I have them hung all over the place on door jambs.
Shawn B! says
Sawhorses! Great idea!
Lisa D says
I would use the hanger jack in my laundry room to hang wet things on before they go into the laundry bins. I especially like that it can fold out of the way when not in use!
MichelleO says
I need this in my laundry room to hang clothes to dry!
Rachel LaManna says
This sounds like a great product — let’s see, I could use this in multiple paces around the house; but definitely in the garage for my hubby’s stinky hockey gear/clothes!
chastity says
This would be great in our ourdoor kitchen for hanging a hand towel, or other items.
Cynthia T. says
Great tool! I can see using the hanger jack in the garage but I really could use it in my husbands closet…maybe the dropped almost clean clothes would have a home.
Veronica A. says
I’d use it near the garage entry door to our kitchen for empty reusable shopping bags (going into the car for the next trip) and stuff on it’s way to be put away in the shop!
Heather Cardenas says
I would most likely use it in my laundry room- but really, I could think of several other places I could use it also! Thank you:)
Shirley says
I would put it in the laundry room to hang shirts, etc. after wash and dry. As I unload the drier hang them on it and than take them to the proper closet. This would be a winner.
Dawn Krueger says
I really need this in my utility room. I could use it for clothes or even gardening things. Hope I win it!
Lori Saros says
this would be great for my laundry room!!
s wilson says
Remodeling my laundry room and have been looking for something just like this! Perfect for hanging wet clothes to dry..
Nancy C says
I will be using it to hang shirts on as they are removed from the dryer
Suzanne Bowie says
Ii would use two to hang my bicycle
Cindy Bechinski says
I would love a couple of these. So many ideas on how to use them around my house.
Mary G says
What a great device! I am already picturing it on the deck railing for pool towels, the laundry room next to the dryer for hanging clothes, near the mud room entry for muddy or wet jackets, etc.
Jennifer K. says
I love the idea of this. What couldn’t you hang on it?! The first thing that comes to mind for me is all of my daughter’s sports/dance stuff. It would help us to keep it all together, and most importantly, off the floor!
Cassi says
My husband is in the military so gear has taken over our garage. I would use this to hang it up and get my garage back!
Anna Popescu says
I have a narrow laundry room and have been needing more “hang-up” hardware because I hang and air dry our clothes. This would be the perfect solution! Thanks for the opp to win it!
Blessings,
~Another Anna~
Debbie Bedford says
I would use it in my laundry room.
Monica says
This would be great in our garage for all of our hockey gear! We would need to get a few of these though.
Donna says
This Hanger Jack would be such a huge help in my laundry room! I like to hang clothes directly out of the dryer for less ironing, and this looks like it would hold a lot!
TwoDiffSocks says
Hi YA’ll,
The possibilities are endless in my house: near the front door, in the guest room, every bedroom and closet, THE PANTRY and kitchen, maybe even the bathroom aka the laundry drying room! tee-hee 😉
Carol says
Wow, what a great idea. It’s a shame the product isn’t available in the UK. My other half could really do with one to hang his stuff!
http://www.petitestyleonline.com
muriel says
I would use it to hang clothes on when drying. Right now I end up with hangers of clothes all over our laundry/mudroom.
Ellen B says
laundry room for sure – I NEED this
Alison C says
Where to pick for one Hanger Jack when every room in the house could use one? I think I would have to put it in the girls room. Maybe then I would see the bedroom floor!
Thanks for the chance to win!
Cindy S says
I have been seeing HangerJacks popping up all over lately on different blogs. I am in desperate need of one of these for my laundry room. What a great invention :)!
Jillian Mitchell says
I need this for purses and backpacks!!
Katrina says
This would be awesome in my tight laundry room for hanging clothes.
Kathie G says
We are sharing our home with our daughter and her husband and a teenager and a new baby is expected in 5 weeks. We are bursting at the seams but filled with love. I need a hangar jack in every room plus the garage. Laundry room for clothes that must be line-dried, bedrooms, kitchen for incoming stuff to be sorted, garage for ladders and bicycles galore! I love the idea of them folding when not in use.
Deb says
Where wouldn’t I use one??
Christy S. Lube says
Gosh, I can think of so MANY things… kids backpacks, husband’s cycling gear, the dog’s leashes and coats… goodness!
Kathaleen says
This is very cool, I think I would need a few!
Stephanie Ann says
I would hang my favorite jeans
charron says
Love this idea! Thanks!
Cindy K says
I also have 2 runners in my house and bags and running shoes get placed everywhere! I would use this to organize the mess!
Janet says
Hangar Jack would get my drip-dry only clothes.
Janet
Anne Marie says
I would love this in my laundry room to hang clothes that I do not want to put in the dryer – sounds like a great product!
Kelly c says
Baby clothes in the living room so I don’t have to go upstairs.
Susan718 says
I would put it in my bathroom, since that that is the place I hang up wet clothes that can’t go in the dryer (I live in an apartment and can’t hang things up in the laundry room, and wouldn’t want to if I could). I love that it folds down so compactly. Thanks for the great giveaway.
Laura says
BACKPACKS!!! Kids backpacks are always on the floor. These would be sturdy enough to hold them!!!
Shell says
Definitely the kids backpacks! But I’m curious…how much weight do they support? I couldn’t find that information on the website. Because let me tell you- those kids backpacks are HEAVY!
Anna says
I emailed them to ask and here is there response: “If installed properly, HangerJack will hold up to 60 lbs.”
kami says
this would be great for the kids to hang their wet bathing suits.
Larissa @ House on Harrison says
Oh, this is awesome! My husband is an avid hiker, and we’ve recently acquired Camelbaks for all the kids. I was looking for a way to store them when not in use, and this is perfect!
Sharyn Friedman says
I would use this in the laundry room. I would hang up all my husband’s shirts after they are washed. I love this! I think it’s great.
Debbie Fortenberrry says
I could sure pick up the laundry room with this!
Liz with On My Way To Organized says
What a fabulous idea! Totally need one of those!
Rae C. says
I need this item EVERYWHERE! Would love to give it a try! Thanks!
JuliaW says
I can think of a million uses for the Hanger Jack, but I think I would start by organizing my son’s extensive baseball cap collection. I would just slide each one on, and they’d be out of the way, but easy to access. Great product!
Jennifer Lehman says
I would like to have one of these in the laundry room for hanging up clothes fresh from the dryer so I won’t have to iron as much; then there’s the 11-year old’s room…too many options there (football gear, judo gear, backpack) how many can you hang on one wall without the wall falling in? ha ha ha Then I’d put one in our bedroom for my husband to hang his work uniforms on…they usually end up thrown over a piece of furniture in the bedroom…oh the possibilities!
Brianna says
I’d totally use this in the garage for extra bags!
NStarnes says
My honey has a “clirty” pile of clothes, this would help so much.
Cami says
My laundry room is tiny. So I would love to have this to hang clothes to dry and then snap it back up when I don’t need it. Awesome idea.
Jenny says
I’d love this and would use it in my laundry room for hanging items to dry and for hanging delicates right out of the dryer! I could also use one o. The patio for wet swim clothes in the summer and rain gear I the winter!
Karla says
I need about 15 of these!!
Benita Collins says
Looks like something I could definitely use in my laundry room!! Right now I have to put my clothes on hangers out of the dryer and take them to the bathroom and hang on shower curtain rod. Then clothes are put away from there 🙁
Barbara says
I want this so bad!
Douglas Brent says
Wow that’s a real savior an it’s only 30 $. Do you think it’s possible to get it online, like eBay for instance 🙂
Anna says
You can get them on Amazon but not eBay.
Douglas Brent says
Thanks 🙂
Kimberly Sneed says
Oh my goodness in the laundry room! I’d love to be able to hang my husband’s dress shirts as I’m folding laundry. I do that and currently hang them on the doorknob. This would be perfect and unobtrusive for our small laundry room. Eeeek!
Barrie says
This is by far the COOLEST invention I’ve seen in a long time!!! I would put backpacks, purses, and duffle bags on the Hanger Jack. Then we could see our dogs! LOL. All our stuff is thrown on top of the dog crates in our front room.
Jeri says
I’m thinking I need about half a dozen of these! In my sewing room, in my garage, in my guest room, in my travel trailer, under the patio for rain gear, on the side of our garden shed…the possibilities are endless! Thanks for letting me know about this!
Pat Soule says
I’ve never seen one of these before, but now I know I NEED one. Maybe even a couple! Great idea.
Rita says
This would be great in the garage for all of my boyfriends work stuff that he normally drops on the ground before he comes in!
Jennifer @ Celebrating Everyday Life says
This is such a great invention – we ALL need one of these. Thanks so much for the chance to win one. BTW – I LOVE the “mud” decal on your door!! fabulous 🙂
Cori says
I’d use it in my laundry room to hang things to dry. And I’d want one by the garage door for hanging we clothes. And maybe one in the closet for hanging up those odds and ends that seem to fall on the floor. Clearly I need several. 😉
Jennifer says
I would definitely use it for my kid’s clutter, backpacks and jackets.
Wendy says
Hi Anna,
Boy would this be handy! I could really use this to help me organize both my shed and garage, but it would also be great in my laundry room to sort and hang dry clothes.
Noel says
This seems so useful. We could use at least one at our house.
Barbara says
I’d live to have one in my laundry area for hanging clothes right out if the dryer and another one over the tub for hanging clothes to dry. I could also use one in my sewing area to hang current projects until they are finished.
Jenny says
I think I would hang ours near our laundry room/garage hall. Or maybe in the garage. Or maybe upstairs for the kids. So many options!
kym says
I would use it for backpacks! 🙂
Lisa says
So many ideas of what to do with a hanger jack!
Kelly @ thelilypadcottage says
Oooh! I could totally use one of these…like in every room in my house 😉
Lauren @momhomeguide says
I would definitely use the Hammer Jack to hang laundry in the laundry room — my home’s laundry room is tiny!
Connie W says
I could use more than one of these in my house–definitely in the laundry room and garage. However, the first thing I would do is put one on a side wall in my coat closet and hang the purses that are currently taking up too much space on the hanging bar and weighing down/deforming my coat hangers.
Samantha says
I could use the Hanger Jack to hang the numerous purses that I have instead of leaving them in a box somewhere I can hang them all up and out of the way. They would be all on hand for when I want to switch out purses.
Jane says
I need this in my laundry room! I need a place to hang work clothes when they come out of the dryer. Perfect product!
jodi says
I would use the hanger jack to hang all my bags!!
Sara Garcia says
We need a few of these for the garage! I like the idea on the site for using 2 to hold a ladder.
Laurie Williams says
I could use about 10 of these!! I have 3 teenagers in my house & just like your husband they have smelly sports gear. My laundry room could use a couple of these to save space when hanging clean clothes.
Erica says
Love it!
Ashton says
I would plan my weekly outfits with it 🙂
Tamkeen Pirzada says
Hi Anna, Could u pls let me know where to buy this Hnager jack, I have tried looking it up on amazon, but didn’t find it there. I live in Canada. Would love to hear from u. Thanks
Anna says
Here’s the link to buy them: http://www.hangerjack.com/buy.html