Inflatable Travel Hangers
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Description of Inflatable Travel Hangers
Lightweight inflatable hangers for drip drying clothesApparel reviews of Inflatable Travel Hangers
Customer Review: Garbage: Great concept, bad execution
Rating: 1 Stars
Great concept and highly recommended on travel blogs. But don't buy this product. I huffed and puffed but couldn't inflate them. Why? There needs to be an actual opening for you to blow into. Both the hangers had openings that were completely sealed shut. Customer Review: Dry your clothes faster
Rating: 5 Stars
The inflatible hangers for shirts, blouses, etc. are a welcome addition to my travel "must haves". They allowed for quick drying of tees, etc. without distorting the shoulders.Customer Review: Unreliable
Rating: 2 Stars
First, let me correct a previous reviewer - the hook is hard plastic, not metal. Not an issue for going through a security check.
I took 2 on a recent trip to Europe, and 1 of them sprang a leak I was unable to plug with duct tape. I guess I should have taken 4. Fortunately, most places don't allow you to do laundry in your room anyways so it usually wasn't an issue.
The one that worked worked quite well, although it was tricky to inflate and deflate (you need to deform the nozzle a little).
Customer Review: Great travel accessory!
Rating: 5 Stars
I took these inflatable hangers on an 11 day trip to France, Germany & Austria. We did not have access to laundry facilities. The hangers kept the shirt material separated and decreased drying time as a result. They are easy to use, sturdy lightweight and pack down small.Customer Review: The Best Inflatable Hangers
Rating: 5 Stars
These hangers serve multiple functions: they augment what may be a meagre (or nonexistent) supply of clothes hangers in your room, and they provide an ideal way of hanging shirts for drying (keeping the fronts and backs from touching, thus aiding air circulation). Less obviously, you can temporarily remove the metal part (best done at home prior to your trip, as the task will require a pair of pliers to "unbend" the hook a bit), and discover that the remaining piece serves as a fine lumbar pillow to support your back on long flights; the hook slips back on easily once you reach your destination. And when you're not using the hanger, the hook can be used as an additional attachment option for your travel clothesline. These hangers are extremely light, and pack very small, so you needn't feel guilty. I include two in my carryon bag.