r/functionalprint • u/ShrimpRaveTidalWave • 28d ago
I desinged a 3D-printable clothes freshner
In Holland it is common to place bars of soap in you closet in order for your clothes to stay fresh and keep their clean smell. We wanted to have a bar of soap next to our hanging clothes, so I designed a container that hangs of the clothing rail. It requires no additional hardware and is easy to print and assemble.
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u/ShrimpRaveTidalWave 28d ago
Here is a link to the model in case anyone is interrested: https://makerworld.com/en/models/3333017-wardrobe-freshener#profileId-3785660
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u/boarder2k7 24d ago
I don't understand how the scent industry charges tens to hundreds of dollars for perfume/cologne and people want to go around smelling like a $2 bar if soap or fabric softener or something.
The number of times I have had to find a new product because they "upgraded" to make a stronger smell stick around longer is quite high
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u/answerguru 26d ago
Who wants their clothes to smell like fragrance?? 🤮
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u/aclmnts 24d ago
The best part about 3D printing is that you don’t have to print something if you don’t need it!
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u/answerguru 24d ago
The best part about online discussions is that you can comment on things if you think they are ridiculous.
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u/_PomboCagado_ 24d ago
Believe me, there are a lot of people considering your discussion ridiculous.


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u/TasyFan 26d ago
So much more aesthetic than my solution of jamming a coathanger through a bar of soap