Empty hangers — Frequently Asked Questions on True Nudists

Tom DOriginal Poster

May 3, 2022

Over the past several years, I have gotten rid of well over half of my clothing, but no hangers.
I noticed yesterday when I was putting away my clothes after doing laundry that even when almost everything is in the closet, I have far more empty hangers than occupied ones.
Has anyone else noticed this?
Or, what did you do with the excess hangers when you got rid of clothing?

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Lakeman221
May 3, 2022
[quote] I have far more empty hangers than occupied ones. Has anyone else noticed this? Or, what did you do with the excess hangers when you got rid of clothing?[/quote] No, I have not noticed this, but then I have not been over there looking in any of your closets either. If they are metal & you have an oxy/acetylene torch you could use them as filler rod on light duty welding projects around the house. Or give them to someone who does have a torch.
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Stone Andy
May 3, 2022
I donate the hangers along with the clothing.
Dry cleaners also reuse their wire hangers.
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 3, 2022
[quote]I have far more empty hangers than occupied ones.Has anyone else noticed this?Or, what did you do with the excess hangers when you got rid of clothing? No, I have not noticed this, but then I have not been over there looking in any of your closets either. [/quote] Appreciate the joke. Have you noticed this in your own closet?
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Paul
May 3, 2022
When I saw the title to this thread, my first thought was to connect it to low hangers and imagined that "empty hangers" must mean a bag without balls. How unfortunate.
I have lots of empty clothing hangers in my closet.
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 3, 2022
[quote]When I saw the title to this thread, my first thought was to connect it to low hangers and imagined that "empty hangers" must mean a bag without balls. How unfortunate.[/quote] Sort of like when I heard of Intact Insurance Company, my first thought was "I guess they don't write policies for circumcised men!
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Paul
May 4, 2022
No foreskin -- [quote]Sort of like when I heard of Intact Insurance Company, my first thought was "I guess they don't write policies for circumcised men![/quote] -- No Life Insurance.
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 4, 2022
[quote]No foreskin -- Sort of like when I heard of Intact Insurance Company, my first thought was "I guess they don't write policies for circumcised men! -- No Life Insurance.[/quote] Actually it is an auto insurance company.
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 9, 2022
Decided to toss all of the wire hangers and put everything on the sturdier plastic ones.
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Steve
May 9, 2022
We tend to use the plastic ones as they don't tend to get tangled like the wire ones. I kept a few for the wire, in the garage.
Was thinking I could try making my own C-string frame with one, but am yet to attempt that.
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Frank
May 20, 2022
Just looked in my closet, and yes, it's full of hangers...Maybe I should put them up for adoption.....
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 20, 2022
[quote]Just looked in my closet, and yes, it's full of hangers...Maybe I should put them up for adoption.....[/quote] Do you have relatively little clothing in it?
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Bill
May 20, 2022
[quote]Decided to toss all of the wire hangers and put everything on the sturdier plastic ones.[/quote] Minimalist is the Joan Crawford of nudists! "No more wire hangers!!!" It's going to be a sad and bad day for the world when all the wire hangers are gone and we don't have any left with which to jimmy open a car door or hang brake calipers on the shock absorber springs with while changing brake pads. I always keep a few of them around and desperately hope there's never a time when they are gone for good. Where to use those plastic ones as the clothes go away, I have no suggestion. They are completely useless once we are done with all hanging clothes. And an honorable mention goes to how plastics are helping to wreck our environment, even sneaking into our food chain and causing a myriad of unknown dangers only now starting to be understood. I don't care to be experimented on. Was it called progress when teachers and their superiors decided to stop teaching students cursive writing? Handwriting is fast becoming a lost art. Some things are better left as they are and I still love my wire hangers - and Big Brother. That last part was sarcasm, just in case you've never read any of my previous posts.
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 20, 2022
[quote]Decided to toss all of the wire hangers and put everything on the sturdier plastic ones. Minimalist is the Joan Crawford of nudists! "No more wire hangers!!!" It's going to be a sad and bad day for the world when all the wire hangers are gone and we don't have any left with which to jimmy open a car door or hang brake calipers on the shock absorber springs with while changing brake pads. I always keep a few of them around and desperately hope there's never a time when they are gone for good. Where to use those plastic ones as the clothes go away, I have no suggestion. They are completely useless once we are done with all hanging clothes. And an honorable mention goes to how plastics are helping to wreck our environment, even sneaking into our food chain and causing a myriad of unknown dangers only now starting to be understood. I don't care to be experimented on. Was it called progress when teachers and their superiors decided to stop teaching students cursive writing? Handwriting is fast becoming a lost art. Some things are better left as they are and I still love my wire hangers - and Big Brother. That last part was sarcasm, just in case you've never read any of my previous posts.[/quote] How close are you to the point where you are done with all hanging clothes?
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Member
May 27, 2022
My wife and I are nudist obviously. The closets are full that's for sure and full of things I haven't worn for years. We have long fall/winter months and we are still working biz owners and she does dress to kill I must say. I wear a uniform so to speak for biz and one must play along. Yes we do live naked and I personally don't think having less clothes in the closet or drawers is not a trophy. Thats just me.
Here it could be 90 degrees in day time and 50 at night so even at our local club however one better be prepared for both. Of course I prefer no clothes but it is not practical for nudity at all times.
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Bill
May 27, 2022
Alas, the day when all of the hanging clothes are gone will never happen for me. Except for shopping trips, I get to stay bare for weeks at a time now that I'm full time living with my lovergirl at our beautiful nude resort. But the pesky world outside our gates does beckon when the fridge starts to get bare or I need something for the burgeoning garden. Wouldn't it be lovely if Kroger would open a store here? I'm paring down the clothes but...slow process. I'd happily shop at the No Clothes Lowes!
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 27, 2022
[quote]Alas, the day when all of the hanging clothes are gone will never happen for me. Except for shopping trips, I get to stay bare for weeks at a time now that I'm full time living with my lovergirl at our beautiful nude resort. But the pesky world outside our gates does beckon when the fridge starts to get bare or I need something for the burgeoning garden. Wouldn't it be lovely if Kroger would open a store here? I'm paring down the clothes but...slow process. I'd happily shop at the No Clothes Lowes![/quote] I know that you can't get rid of all of your clothes, but thought you might only need ones that were casual enough to put in drawers so you wouldn't need to hang anything in the closet. Have you gotten to the point where the total number of other items of clothing is less than your large underwear collection? Since there aren't any no clothes Lowe's, do you know if there is at least a no shirt one? Never tried Lowe's but was told to leave Home Depot once because I was not wearing a shirt.
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Tom DOriginal Poster
May 29, 2022
[quote]Alas, the day when all of the hanging clothes are gone will never happen for me. Except for shopping trips, I get to stay bare for weeks at a time now that I'm full time living with my lovergirl at our beautiful nude resort. But the pesky world outside our gates does beckon when the fridge starts to get bare or I need something for the burgeoning garden. Wouldn't it be lovely if Kroger would open a store here? I'm paring down the clothes but...slow process. I'd happily shop at the No Clothes Lowes![/quote] Does it feel odd and confining when you have to put something on after being nude for an extended period of time? I am not continuously nude long enough for this to happen, due to my active volunteer and community life, not living in a clothing optional community, and our grandson spending a lot of time with us in the summer. However, when I put a shirt on after several days without one, it just doesn't feel right. Wearing long pants for the first time on over four months in September of 2020 was even worse.
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