Hanging clothes?!
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Hanging clothes?!
I apologize if this has already been addressed, I searched and found nothing.
I have faced the situation where I need to hang clothes (jacket, dry cleaning, or pressed clothes on a trip) in the 8, but have no where to hang them. Most of the time I am able to get away with laying them flat in the trunk, but sometimes I've got stuff in there.
Does anyone have a good solution to this problem??
I have faced the situation where I need to hang clothes (jacket, dry cleaning, or pressed clothes on a trip) in the 8, but have no where to hang them. Most of the time I am able to get away with laying them flat in the trunk, but sometimes I've got stuff in there.
Does anyone have a good solution to this problem??
#6
i've used the front passenger seat handle bar to hang them, but that's only if you don't have a front passenter! and it affects visibility obviously so you have to be extra careful.
suction cup not on rear door windows might work! but yeah i've had that nuisance before too!
suction cup not on rear door windows might work! but yeah i've had that nuisance before too!
#7
when I pick up my dry cleaning, I usually hang it using the passenger seat handle.
If I only have a suit jacked with me, then I will lay it across the seat behind me and onto the center console. It stays fairly wrinkle free that way.
If I only have a suit jacked with me, then I will lay it across the seat behind me and onto the center console. It stays fairly wrinkle free that way.
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#10
i've used the front passenger seat handle bar to hang them, but that's only if you don't have a front passenter! and it affects visibility obviously so you have to be extra careful.suction cup not on rear door windows might work! but yeah i've had that nuisance before too!
#18
This takes 3 seconds and works great, if you don't have a front passenger:
Recline front seat back most of the way.
Hanger #1 (empty): pass the small loop through the triangle-shaped hole in the passenger seat, from back to front.
Hanger #2 (and multiple other hangers, with clothes on them): hang the hooks through the end of hanger #1!! The clothes will hang at a modest angle and won't wrinkle, even though they will be mostly laying on the seat
Recline front seat back most of the way.
Hanger #1 (empty): pass the small loop through the triangle-shaped hole in the passenger seat, from back to front.
Hanger #2 (and multiple other hangers, with clothes on them): hang the hooks through the end of hanger #1!! The clothes will hang at a modest angle and won't wrinkle, even though they will be mostly laying on the seat
#23
This takes 3 seconds and works great, if you don't have a front passenger:
Recline front seat back most of the way.
Hanger #1 (empty): pass the small loop through the triangle-shaped hole in the passenger seat, from back to front.
Hanger #2 (and multiple other hangers, with clothes on them): hang the hooks through the end of hanger #1!! The clothes will hang at a modest angle and won't wrinkle, even though they will be mostly laying on the seat
Recline front seat back most of the way.
Hanger #1 (empty): pass the small loop through the triangle-shaped hole in the passenger seat, from back to front.
Hanger #2 (and multiple other hangers, with clothes on them): hang the hooks through the end of hanger #1!! The clothes will hang at a modest angle and won't wrinkle, even though they will be mostly laying on the seat
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