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Question: Does the hanger part swivel to fit over the shower rod and hang parallel to the curtain?
Document: These seriously do not look like this picture. Close, but no cigar. I thought it was much more light weight than it looked and cheaply made. This will only be good for the lightest of items. I wouldn't even hang anything but a short short scarf on here or a sock. I didn't have trouble getting this on a rod though. Actually a shower curtain rod. So, I'm baffled why people say it wouldn't go on their rods. Maybe mine are thinner than theirs.
This item s perfect for hanging smaller pieces on the shower curtain rod. It comes with  a clever clip for outdoor clotheslines that is  easily removed.It is simply designed. lightweight plastic but not chinsy. Three hangers come in the set. They will take up minimal space and are exactly what I need. Easy to store under the sink also.
My washer and drier are in a closet, and I hang everything from over-the-door folding bars. I removed the hanger locks so I wouldn't have to bother with them. The hooks of these hangers, even without the locks, wouldn't fit into the spacing mechanism of either of my bars, but they can hang over the top. The hook is too tight for a standard wood closet rod. All the plastic is small scale and not meant for heavy stuff.
So this saves me time, too. Since the clip part that touches my clothing is only plastic, there's no rust marks left on my clothes. However, there's some metal within each clip which makes them really nice and sturdy. They hold items tightly and don't release them until you take them off the clips on purpose. The hook which goes on your shower or clothing rod "locks" with a secondary piece of plastic so that they don't accidentally fall off the rod when hanging.
These are a great space-saver for drying delicates like bras and underwear. I just hang the hanger over the shower rod and put my items one at a time on each clip to dry. I love that I can then just grab one hanger when all the clothing is dry (no more items falling on the floor as I try to scoop them up) and quickly put away my delicates into the dresser, too.
This is a great solution for a limited space when you're washing bras and other delicates that you need to hang dry. Works really well, but you need a narrow thing to hang it on. Wider shower curtain rods don't work.
This indicates they're unwieldy but not unmanageable to the creative mind. I'm sure the locking part is really helpful outdoors on clotheslines with the wind blowing, or even indoors on a curtain rack. If I ever get around to clip hanger surgery I'll update this review and let you know.USE - The way I'm accustomed to hanging up clothes, it feels natural to place one item on the clip closest to me, the next right beside that, and onwards down the line.
It took me a while to figure out why the hooky part is made like it is~ right! It does keep it on the line if the wind picks up. I mainly use mine indoors for drying "unmentionables" either over the shower bar or an over-the-door hanger in the laundry area. These have been so popular with my family that I ended up giving them all away and now I'm ordering more. I've had the cheap type from the dollar store but the hooks always break on those.
I purchased a somewhat similar product (one that looks like an octopus and even has octopus eyes) from IKEA and was unhappy when I found that the hook did not fit on a standard sized closet rod. So I went online and found this, and bought it after reading all the good reviews. The product is exactly as advertised, and the glowing recommendations from the other reviewers are warranted. The only issue I had with this product was the spring hook meant for using the hanger on a clothesline.
Ordered these and the Ikea Octupus drying hanger. The Ikea thing gets the clothes dryer in a shorter amount of time but it doesn't go on a shower rod. You have to have a hook maybe in the ceiling. So these things actually work pretty well. I haven't had any problem with them tangling. Work great for socks etc.
Answer: No, it does not swivel.