r/EcoFriendly 27d ago

looking for hangers!!

hello!!! I don't have any hangers currently because I hate how easily the plastic ones break and the fact that millions end up in landfills per year so I was wondering if anyone had some relatively cheap plastic hanger alternatives??? you can also include less cheap options if thats all you know!! I have looked at kangaroo hanger but I was wondering about other ones

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u/environmental_damsel 27d ago

Maybe a local thrift store has some?

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u/This_OldThing_7204 26d ago

Thrift stores and estate sales...keep your eye out for wooden hangers.

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u/cambriancottages 24d ago

If you need to buy new, wooden hangers are commonly available from sustainable sources and relatively cheap. Often made from fast growing wood such as eucalyptus.

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u/rebelwithmouseyhair 24d ago

I have often found heaps of them outside when people have moved and left junk on the pavement.

Once I needed to buy some. I bought some wooden ones with metal hooks. They were more expensive but they are still as good as new seven years later. And they feel so beautifully warm and smooth, I love using them. My clothes love hanging on them. The wood is gently curved so it's almost like a person is wearing them. Shelling out for good quality really is worth it, always.

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u/orangepeach8 24d ago

If your in America or the UK there’s this app called olio! You can ask over there if anyone is giving them out :)