When on the go, does anyone have clothes hanging in the wardrobe using conventional hangers i.e. the open ended variety and if so, does what's hanging stay in situ for the journey? I've been scouring the internet (without too much success) to try and find those hangers that whilst appearing to have the conventional question mark hook, also have a clasp which closes the gap.
An alternative solution I've been considering if all else fails, is to obtain a few that the hotel industry uses to stop thieving buggers walking off with their hangers which of course will entail removing one end of the rail in order to slide the 'stay put' part of the hanger onto the rail.
Amazing what thoughts come to mind as one is wishing the hours away to start the first outing.

Zitat

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I've been scouring the internet (without too much success) to try and find those hangers that whilst appearing to have the conventional question mark hook, also have a clasp which closes the gap.
An alternative solution I've been considering if all else fails, is to obtain a few that the hotel industry uses to stop thieving buggers walking off with their hangers

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These any good?

http://www.locksonline.com/acatalog/anti-theft-clip-on-plastic-coat-hanger-2205.html

http://www.sdslondon.co.uk/coat-hangers/anti-theft-hardwood-coat-hanger.html

http://www.daro.com/bedroom-accessories-fittings/bedroom-storage/wardrobe-fittings/coat-hangers/anti-theft-clip-on-plastic-coat-hanger.html

Or these

http://www.foremostproducts.co.uk/product/coat-hanger-security-rings/

Those in the first link look promising - thanks.

We got some hangers that have a sort of caribinier (spelling) clip. They were advertised in the C & CC magazine. Typical they're not in this months but I think they were called "Lock On".
Julie

This one?

http://www.lockonhanger.com/

Save your money and use some pipe insulation around the rod in the wardrobe, we have used this quick fix in our Puck and now the Familia and never had anything go walk about using normal hangers whilst travelling.

Thanks for reminding me, I must put some pipe insulation on the garage door locking rods. They've scratched a bit of the car's rear hatch.

Them's the ones. Daughter got them as a Christmas present, we must be sad, last year she bought us some very nice plastic wine glasses (look like glass and have fooled folk). It would appear apart from the "no wrinkle" cream all I need is Eriba related!!

Roger, at the price of the "no wrinkle" cream it's a bit excessive to polish an Eriba! I'm thinking of putting in a claim for misrepresentation to Boots cos I have wrinkles so it obviously doesn't work.
Julie

You lot need to get out more

Look what going to Norfolk does for you!

I just used half a dozen thicker wire coat hangers and bent the hook round to close the joint and stop them falling off, works a treat