Clothes hanger bracket for the clothesline
If you hang clothes on the temples to dry on a leash, you often have the problem that wind down the hops down. I would have to offer a problem solution here.
You take:
- 1 broomstick, made of natural wood
- A variety of eyelets, depending on how many shirts I want to hang up
- 2 hose clamps in a size adapted to the broom handle
- 2 shackles, the distance between the "legs" should be as wide as the hose clamps or but slightly bend together
- 2 snap hooks, which should be so wide that they just fit between the ends of the shackles.
"Preparation":
Cut the broomstick to the desired length and smooth the cut surfaces with sandpaper. Then screw in the eyelets in the appropriate number in a row. The eyelets should not be much larger than the hangers that are hung in it, because otherwise they make themselves independent. Keep a little distance so that the shirts do not come too close, it dries more easily
Attach a shackle to the two ends of the handle using the hose clamp. Screw the snap hooks into the shackles. With these carabiners you can then hang the device on a leash.
