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===Using Rubber Bands===
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#Separate your hangers by material. Make separate piles for your wood hangers, metal hangers, plastic hangers, and soft, padded hangers. Separating your hangers will make it easier to store them, and it will be easier for you to find the kind you need in the future.<ref>https://moving.tips/packing-tips/how-to-pack-hangers/</ref>[[Image:Store Hangers Step 1.jpg|center]]
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#Separate your hangers by material. Make separate piles for your wood hangers, metal hangers, plastic hangers, and soft, padded hangers. Separating your hangers will make it easier to store them, and it will be easier for you to find the kind you need in the future.<ref>https://moving.tips/packing-tips/how-to-pack-hangers/</ref>[[Image:Store Hangers Step 1.jpg|center]]
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#Organize your hangers in stacks of 10. Keep your hangers separated by material as you stack them. To stack your hangers, lay them on a flat surface and stack them neatly on top of each other so they’re all facing in the same direction.<ref>https://moving.tips/packing-tips/how-to-pack-hangers/</ref>[[Image:Store Hangers Step 2.jpg|center]]
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#Organize your hangers in stacks of 10. Keep your hangers separated by material as you stack them. To stack your hangers, lay them on a flat surface and stack them neatly on top of each other so they’re all facing in the same direction.<ref>https://moving.tips/packing-tips/how-to-pack-hangers/</ref>[[Image:Store Hangers Step 2.jpg|center]]
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#*Don’t add more than 10 hangers to a stack. If you have a lot of hangers, you may need to make multiple stacks of each kind of hanger.
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#*Don’t add more than 10 hangers to a stack. If you have a lot of hangers, you may need to make multiple stacks of each kind of hanger.
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