EcoHangers

[cabinetman]

What a cool idea to incorporate into an advertising budget. Hanger Network will print any advertising on recycled material (basically paper), and they can be recycled.

For users of large quantities of hangers, like dry cleaners and clothing stores, the advertiser pays for the hanger...no cost to the user. When considering wire hangers cost dry cleaners about .08 cents each, that's a pretty good deal.
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[ironhat]

It would help to keep the empty hangers from getting entangled too!! One of my pet peeves. Good idea, though.

[MilDoc]

In Dallas I used a cleaner that recycled the hangars rather than throw them out.

I wish more did that.

[ironhat]

In Dallas I used a cleaner that recycled the hangars rather than throw them out.

I wish more did that.

Wow, I just assumed that they all took them back for re-use! How dumb is it to refuse free hangers!?

[cabinetman]

Wow, I just assumed that they all took them back for re-use! How dumb is it to refuse free hangers!?

The advertiser pays for the hanger. The user may be the advertiser, so in that case, the hangers aren't free, but still came from recycling and can be recycled.
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[Bruce Cohen]

Have you ever noticed that hangers seem to multiply in the closet, I'm starting to believe its some kind of conspiracy, they breed faster than rats or roaches.

Bruce