Wet Rain Coats...
Where do you put them? Has anyone devised some sort of hanging solution inside the entry door to hang up wet rain jackets? Can't think of anything that won't create a mess.
Thanks for your ideas.
Thanks for your ideas.
Forum Discussion
- Funny topic!
Should be right next to "over or under for toilet paper".
Let me help you out with your conundrum......
Hang them anywhere you wish. They will not stay wet long unless you hang them in the rain! - Go to a farm store, Tractor Supply, MFA wherever your local farmers get feed. You can buy rubber boots there from $25-200.
I have a yellow slicker and a hat. As long as my electronics don't get wet I could care less about getting rained on. So the slicker stays home.
At the end of the day I am going to go stand in a tiny room in my rig where water comes out of the ceiling on purpose, but I'm supposed to run around like a chicken with my head cut off if it falls out of the sky. ;) - I put a tension closet rod up high in the shower. The wet clothes hang there to dry.
Escargot wrote:
I added a tension shower curtain rod to the wet bath. Wet gear gets hung on plastic hangers and then hung on the tension rod. I also use it to hang wet towels, dish cloths, and the occasional wet shoes and socks.
x2kknowlton wrote:
Yep. We have 4 cup hooks in the upper rear bathroom wall/ceiling trim and 4 more in the bedroom wall/ceiling trim. Lines are run between them. Of course we have tile floors, but we fish Alaska (Valdez) and deal with a lot of wet clothes and boots. We generally have 3-4 layers on and long underwear so we dry a ton of clothes daily.
Depending on your layout, a couple of well-placed hooks that stick on the wall (3M makes them, probably other brands too) can work well.- Depending on your layout, a couple of well-placed hooks that stick on the wall (3M makes them, probably other brands too) can work well.
- We have an outside entrance door in our bathroom. This is the door we use in bad weather. It's our mud room. Like others have said, we have a tension rod in our shower and hang wet stuff in the shower.
- IF, I don't get my 90+ degrees, and Dust, I request a tax rebate.
Ooops, no income tax in NV,,,,However, as a Vet I do get a tax reduction on license plates. I'll save it for days when it is below 90 degrees for the tanning parlor.:B
By May, it should be safe to go shopping again,,,,one more 100 degree day and the Great Northern Migration will be in full Overdrive~ - We left Laughlin last month. Too hot! 90 degrees in March. Have had enough of that to last a lifetime. At this point in our life, we will take the cold, wind and rain.
Thanks for the good wishes! - Shower.
