Do these keep clothes from slipping off? Especially shirts that sit on the shoulders?
1786665
That's why I love them. My husband's large v-neck undershirts don't fall off the hanger, and neither do my daughter's dresses and sweaters. She has some sweaters with no buttons and they still stay on.
1786666
Yes very much, so far all fabrics even slippery silky fabrics and wide shouldered shirts stay on without problem.
328298
yes for my bed the most part they do. You may slip and slide a bit but they usually stay very well! The sheet like falling off but the fitted stays well and I am a toss and turner so yes I have to say yes.
261928
The hangers are the same thickness out to the ends. They won't bulge unless your garment does. Probably not ideal for something with padded shoulders or needing support as these are thin. Jackets: Only very light ones like a nylon windbreaker. The hangers flex and are not going to be happy with anything heavier than a standard shirt or blouse or light sweater. See my review for details.
419418
They slip over the end of the hanger. You adjust it so that it lies flat. That's it. I really like them and have put them on all of my hangers.
1551964
Yes they do. I love these!! There is no slipping so the pants hang very nicely.
675881
No, Not at all they have heavy duty metal hooks with a black coating that are non slip! I love this laundry helper!! I wish I had it when my kids were growing up!
1708213
It would be difficult to wear under clothing as the shoulder straps tend to chafe the area under the arms, even when worn on top of clothing. Plus the weights on the back would create a sizeable bump. However, it is still a good product for its purpose.
1029121
They'll stay put walking, but not on rides. My husband wears them draped around his neck all day and he's a walking mail carrier. They're about the size of a receiving blanket, if that helps.
1516448
Yes, they fall off constantly during use. I re-tighten them between every set. I've gone as far as wrapping the threads in tape to give the collars some friction.
961615
They might fall off unless you loop the end of the belt through the buckle. I only have scarves on it though.
908518
suction keeps them on, and yes as long as you are consistent, like everyday an hour a day consistent and if you`re really thin gaining a few pounds will help enormously
1386580
No they do not and I found them annoying as the material they are made of causes them to constantly slip down off your hips.
672919
I really only find it helpful for shirts. That being said I have not really tried anything else. :)
698774
They fit pretty securely and they stay in place. It's not a extremely snug fit so it will wiggle very slightly.
743458
Hi. I think they will be fine. They r tight on me and I have had no problem with slipping at all on my arm. If you get them wet which I do when in the water or just working in the yard they even get a little tighter. They r made of a really soft and slick material. Hope this helps you
2148072
Yes. They're not the hard plastic shields that keep your shirt from rubbing on you, they're very soft flexible silicone and usually you only use one at a time. Hope that helps.
310849
Yes. 1) Don't use the plastic hanger thing, it's a real pain. I just put a hanger on the little tabs/hooks that it goes on. That way it goes straight to the closet without risk of wrinkles 2) Let the shirt dry before you wear it. The wrinkles will start to show faster if you don't 3) Be careful, it's easy to burn yourself 4) Steam the sleeves on the outside first, then go from the inside out and move slow-ish 5) If you have shorts or jeans, hanging them is difficult. I usually put them onto a clean floor and steam them as if it were a board. Plus this helps you move around so your back doesn't hurt while standing there