32 Sock Clips for Washing Machin... vs Whitmor Oversized Drying Rack

Clip-n-go clips work with thin or thick socks and socks of different lengths including compression socks. The trick is to put them at the top of the sock - if you pull the socks just a little across the top, you can slide the clip on pretty easily.

Socks stay together through washer and dryer. They stay paired thru the wash, the drying and then they are ready to be stored together. The material holds up well to high temperatures in the dryer and keeps the socks together well in the washing machi...  Read More

Everyone in my family uses these before throwing their socks into the hamper. They make laundry one less hassle. I plan to purchase more of these for my daughter and niece who have small children.

These clips are adorable but they don't work. They are too small to clip more than one side of each sock top unless they are extremely thin, normal mens athletic socks and my handmade socks are too thick. Took me 45 seconds to get an adult pair of cot...  Read More

The metal seems acceptably sturdy; certainly better than the wooden dowel rod racks that seem destined for the garbage the day you buy them. It’s more bulky than i thought, but it folds up and stores easily.

Each rod is large enough to hang 2 garments on and spaced out so the clothes dry quickly and aren’t on top of each other. It is great for drying delicates. The whitmore is made by clothe.

Even with 2 missing screws is sturdy enough. Pretty easy to assemble. Need a screw driver for assembly. By far this is the most sturdy and efficient.

These 4 rotate like they're on bearing! Place the 2nd end frame, chain up, on top of the rods. Screw in the 8 threaded rods on one side tight.

They sell this junk for 40 bucks or more and make * fine profit.

Whitmor and the chinese have not mastered the art of making parts line up for assembly. Some pieces were preassembled, incorrectly. Like this probably costs a china factory a buck to box up. Usd just to assemble this rack.