Clothes hangers are installed behind doors or on walls. This tool can not only be used to hang clothes, but also bags, belts, and so on. Clothes hangers are widely sold in various models, ranging from those made of plastic, wood, to iron.
However, the YouTube user FI DIY chose to make his own hangers instead of buying them. He explained that the hangers he made himself were no less sturdy and cool than the products on the market. On the other hand, making your own hangers also automatically saves money.
YouTube account user FI DIY said, the tools needed to make this hanger are simple, one of which is often trash in the kitchen , you know. Let's take a peek at the trick to making a hanger from kitchen waste, okay?
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So, the kitchen waste in question is used plastic bottles. The owner of the YouTube account FI DIY uses 4 bottles, then takes the top or lip of the bottle only. The method is, you can cut it with a saw or a sharp knife. "Cut right on the seal bracelet," added the owner of the YouTube account FI DIY, quoted by BrilioFood on Friday (9/8). In addition, also prepare a long piece of wood. This wood will later become the base for the clothes hanger.
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Take one of the pieces of used plastic bottle, heat one side with fire until the texture is slightly flexible. When it is flexible, then cut it using scissors.
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After cutting, one side of the plastic bottle must be flattened. To flatten it, heat one side of the plastic bottle with fire until it is flexible, then hold it until the shape is no longer curved. Well, one side is left curved because it will be used to hang clothes later. Do the same thing to all the plastic bottle pieces that have been prepared.
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Directly attach the plastic bottle pieces to the wood. You can glue them with nails or screws so that the plastic bottle pieces do not easily come off the wood. If all the plastic bottle pieces are perfectly attached to the wood, it means that the clothes hanger is ready to be installed on the wall.
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YouTube account owner FI DIY glued his homemade hanger to the wall with nails. How, the result looks sturdy and no less cool than the hangers sold on the market, right?