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Dump the bumps! These bendable folding hangers eliminate unsightly shoulder lumps caused by wire and plastic hangers.
Hand laundry is a necessity for self-sufficient travelers, but cheap hotel room hangers and wet clothes aren't a good mix. Lightweight Bumps B Gone Travel Hangers offer a simple alternative. Made of soft, padded foam and sturdy plastic, they are completely bendable so shirts drip-dry without bumpy bulges at the shoulders, and thin-strapped garments stay firmly in place. Set of four (one each yellow, pink, blue and gray). (8¾ x 3¼" folded; 10 oz total)
More Information:
Features:
1" diameter allows air to circulate inside and out to make wet clothing dry faster
Swivel hook allows shirts to be hung anywhere
Unique foam material will not absorb water
Provides extra hangers in hotel rooms
Tech Specs:
Dimensions unfolded: 18 1/2 x 5 x 1"
Dimensions folded: 8 3/4 x 3 1/4 x 1"
Materials: Polyethylene foam, ABS plastic, steel
Weight: 2 1/2 oz each, 10 oz for set of four
Related Travel Tip:
- Hangers
Folding or inflatable travel hangers can be useful in the event that you need to dry out laundry in your hotel room.
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Bumps-Be-Gone Travel HangersBy Christine H., FL in June, 2010
• I cannot recommend these hangers enough, not for travelling, as suggested but for everyday drying of shirts and T-shirts. I live in Europe (where we don't usually use dryers) and have had hangers like these for 20 years. They enable me to get t-shirts into shape and dry them without getting peg marks from hanging on the line.
Too large for travelBy Jeanne D., FL in September, 2009
• I travel light--one carry-on and a briefcase or small backpack, especially for international trips. These hangers were simply too bulky for me. They might be fine if you travel with larger suitcases, but not for me. I returned them.
good for petite peopleBy Susan M., AZ in June, 2009
• my daughter, who is small in stature, complained to me that when she put tops or dresses on hangers to dry, the shoulders always had bumps on them that were much farther apart than her own shoulders. I bought her these hangers, which she could bend to her own shoulder width, and they have pleased her very much.
GREAT HANGERS!By Anonymous in April, 2009
• I always used socks to prevent shoulder bumps on my clothes but now I only use these hangars.
awesomeBy in November, 2008
• i am a flight attendant and we do not always have a hanger to hang up our jackets as they are taken by the passengers first, so these just fit into my carry on suitcase and gave some to fellow co-workers, they loved them as well, thanks
Bumps Be-Gone HangersBy J W., MA in November, 2008
• I've ordered several batches because these hangers can be configured for everything, even to hang wet pants for drying. They are especially handy for tank and spaghetti strap tops but protect dresses and shirts from those bumps. Items hanging on these dry fast because the thickness of the hanger allows air to flow through. The only drawback - very slight concern for some - is that the width of the hangers does not allow for a crammed closet...but that helps prevent wrinkling, too.
By Sherry P., PA in October, 2008
• These hangers are exactly what I was looking for. I needed a few travel hangers to carry in my gym bag b/c when I go to the gym after work I dont care to hang my pretty blouses and nice leather coats on a single hook in a gym locker. The hangers are incredibly light weight and they easily fold up so that they take up hardly any room in an already stuffed gym bag. I highly recommend them.
By Gerry M., ON in September, 2008
• They get the job done, unless, of course, you want to hang pants!
By Elaine O., CA in August, 2008
• These hangers work exactly as promised. I highly recommend them. I have two sets and am going to buy another set for my husband and I.
By Anonymous in July, 2008
• Very disappointing. Take up too much space in my suitcase. Using a hanger from home will work better. It will cost me as much in postage to return them as the hangers cost. I will not be able to use them so I am out $10+ .
By Gail R., OK
• These are so much better than inflatable hangers that don't hold as much wet weight, soon leak and can't be repaired. I was concerned that they would be too bulky for a carry-on bag, but straightened out, fit nicely along the long sides.
By Anonymous
• Haven't tried these yet, but they're on my list of things to get for my trip next year. Most of my travel clothes will be wrinkle-proof, but will want to wash out a few things. And need the flexibilty to hang cami tops.
By Anonymous
• Gone for 3 weeks these work great! Flying home I used these around breakables for added protection and nothing broke!
Bumps-Be-Gone Travel HangersBy Christine H., FL in June, 2010
• I cannot recommend these hangers enough, not for travelling, as suggested but for everyday drying of shirts and T-shirts. I live in Europe (where we don't usually use dryers) and have had hangers like these for 20 years. They enable me to get t-shirts into shape and dry them without getting peg marks from hanging on the line.
Too large for travelBy Jeanne D., FL in September, 2009
• I travel light--one carry-on and a briefcase or small backpack, especially for international trips. These hangers were simply too bulky for me. They might be fine if you travel with larger suitcases, but not for me. I returned them.
good for petite peopleBy Susan M., AZ in June, 2009
• my daughter, who is small in stature, complained to me that when she put tops or dresses on hangers to dry, the shoulders always had bumps on them that were much farther apart than her own shoulders. I bought her these hangers, which she could bend to her own shoulder width, and they have pleased her very much.
GREAT HANGERS!By Anonymous in April, 2009
• I always used socks to prevent shoulder bumps on my clothes but now I only use these hangars.
awesomeBy in November, 2008
• i am a flight attendant and we do not always have a hanger to hang up our jackets as they are taken by the passengers first, so these just fit into my carry on suitcase and gave some to fellow co-workers, they loved them as well, thanks
