This is almost worth it for the slim-design velvet hangers alone, as they usually sell for about 50¢ each on the cheap end. (I know, not if you include shipping, blah blah blah…)

Shouldn't the description have said Jessica instead of Bristol at the end?

What are the "circles" used for?

bpr2 wrote:What are the "circles" used for?

Click on the pic, and it shows you. They are separators for closet rods that you can put labels. Think "S" "M" "L" "XL"… you get the idea.

Are these normal sized hangers, or kid sized hangers?

Lol, this is the equivalent of the 150 piece tool set that has 10 tools and 140 nails. Not that velvet hangers aren't cool, I just expected more from a 48 piece set.

sarahkissfist wrote:Are these normal sized hangers, or kid sized hangers?

The images seem to show they're kid sized hangers. Infant/Toddler sized, actually. I'd be totally in for two if they were full sized, though. But this is kids.woot.

xochiluvr wrote:The images seem to show they're kid sized hangers. Infant/Toddler sized, actually. I'd be totally in for two if they were full sized, though. But this is kids.woot.

Ditto..

Product websites? $19.99 for all, but can't find the package on their website, or the package with 3 drawers, only 2 drawers
http://www.deltaenterprise.com/product_details.asp?dept_id=100235&sub_id=100237&product_id=100887

hangers
http://www.deltaenterprise.com/product_details.asp?dept_id=100235&sub_id=100236&product_id=100854

closet dividers
http://www.deltaenterprise.com/product_details.asp?dept_id=100235&sub_id=100240&product_id=100881

?again 2 drawers w/reviews at Walmart
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Delta-6-Shelf-Hanging-Storage-Unit-with-2-Drawers-Beige/16647998

these are the hangers:

http://www.amazon.com/SOS-10-Pack-Childrens-Hangers-pink/dp/B0058CT1O6

so 11" wide; I am trying to decide. a lot of my shirts are tank tops, and these would easily deal with those. Hmm.

What would be awesome is if their support/service intake actually responded to service requests. I'm not sure what's going on over at Woot, but it's like their email has not been working for the past two weeks. I have a broken projector and an order that was supposed to have been cancelled that shipped, etc. Be wary.


You think someone with 100 woots under their belt would at least get the courtesy of a turn-around. Don't count on it.

haydesigner wrote:Click on the pic, and it shows you. They are separators for closet rods that you can put labels. Think "S" "M" "L" "XL"… you get the idea.

Thanks!

This isn't too bad a deal...I've seen something similar to this at a Target in my area, and for whatever reason they like to charge a lot for what seems like something quite simple.

The hanging shelves are quite handy and can hold a bit of weight. Great solution for me when I first moved out -- no where to store anything, since I didn't want to move a lot of my furniture out of my parents house.

I do wonder the question from above, though. Are these just kids' sizes?

so, there are people who hang onesies then?

thespiansmc wrote:so, there are people who hang onesies then?

There are people out there that dress their infants in something other than onesies.

cherrysweater wrote:There are people out there that dress their infants in something other than onesies.

I was looking at the pics, though. Which crack me up. Also I want their laundry soap.

(I lost a favoured shirt to projectile vomit from a 15 month old on Saturday.)

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Delta-Piece-Nursery-Storage-Pink/dp/B00581EWFA

I only want the circle dividers....

thespiansmc wrote:so, there are people who hang onesies then?

LOL

I too would be tempted to get this were it not for the kid-sized hangers. I might get it anyway... I've been wanting to get one of those hanging compartment things to plan out weekly outfits for either myself or my daughter. Like this:
http://pinterest.com/pin/230387337158669934/
http://pinterest.com/pin/146578162842489074/

thespiansmc wrote:so, there are people who hang onesies then?

We got a lot of free clothes from a friend that shopped too much for her son and we don't have a choice but to hang onsies. Our 4 drawer dresser is pajamas, pants, shorts and blankets.

But before we got cloths from her, we didn't hang onsies

csquared42 wrote:Shouldn't the description have said Jessica instead of Bristol at the end?

Sadly, that is why I came here to comment as well. I love the descriptions you guys do, but we've busted you on this one!

csquared42 wrote:Shouldn't the description have said Jessica instead of Bristol at the end?

Yup. I thought the same thing.

thespiansmc wrote:so, there are people who hang onesies then?

I thought the same thing. I hang shirts and pants, but not onesies. Especially plain solid color ones. Why would you need to organize things that look exactly the same?

"Hmmm, what should you wear today little Billy? How about this white onesie? No? Ok... well, how about... a white onesie? No? Hmmm... let's see what else you have hanging in your closet. Oh here we go, a white onesie."

I'm glad other people noticed the Bristol/Jessica mixup at the end. I'm shocked the Woot! writers made that error.

Also, I have kids with a big closet that could really use this set, but they are bigger than infants. I might get it for the other parts, but I'd love to see more older-than-infant/toddlers kid stuff here!

Dividers are also a good idea if you have more than 1 kid sharing a closet - just put names & sizes instead of just sizes

thespiansmc wrote:so, there are people who hang onesies then?

I hang everything for my kids. Folding blows.

xochiluvr wrote:The images seem to show they're kid sized hangers. Infant/Toddler sized, actually. I'd be totally in for two if they were full sized, though. But this is kids.woot.

Darn. I was in need of some stuff like this. Too bad I'm tall. If I was short, there is a slim chance I could get away with it..

It seems as though the adults are forgetting they are on KIDS.woot. Why would you expect adult sized? My son has a ton of clothes because he is so small, we've been in 12mo clothes for a year. So yes, I have onesies hanging in my closet. This set looks awesome.

Just a heads up, the dimensions of the hanger are:
10 3/4W x 6 1/4H 9 top of loop) x 3/16

Hope that helps!

Does anybody know what the organizers are made of? They look like canvas, but I suppose they could be plastic...

My shoulders are 13" and I hate the way regular hangers stretch out a lot of my tops. I suppose these hangers are a bit too small though... Hrmm.

I've bought something similar at one of the big box stores. It came with toddler size hangers but you can use any size hangers you choose. It does save quite a bit of closet space.

thespiansmc wrote:these are the hangers:

http://www.amazon.com/SOS-10-Pack-Childrens-Hangers-pink/dp/B0058CT1O6

so 11" wide; I am trying to decide. a lot of my shirts are tank tops, and these would easily deal with those. Hmm.

I've found that the children's hangers lying unused at my parents' place make good hangers for slacks so they don't slide around and get rumpled too much. (Assuming your thigh isn't more than 22 inches around, which it very well may be.)
The alternative is doubling up my pants on wider hangers (I never have enough clippy hangers) and that tends to lead to them both bunching on one side.

But I have too much clothing.

Sati wrote:Does anybody know what the organizers are made of?

The organizer is made of Polypropylene, says the folks in the know (who in turn made us in the know, and now we tell you).

So bummed to have missed this deal in either pink or beige. Every morning at 6am, I check. The one morning, I didn't. Anyway, agree, customer service is not responding. I was quite upset...wrote THREE times about a sesame street item I never received. First response was they'd look into it..wrote two more times...nothing..very disappointed as I purchase a lot on woot.

Yes, I have checked the spam folder...I have gotten the initial response only. THANK YOU gor forwarding hopefully I will get a resolution.