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Coat hooks and coat racks can be utilized for more than just coats! Just because we like using see these wall racks to hang up our raincoats doesn’t mean you can’t use them elsewhere and for other things. They’re still just a hook and a hook can hold a lot more than our outerwear. Check out these 20 fun ways to use coat hooks and see what you’ll be hanging up next! 20 Fun Coat Hook Hacks to Use Around the House 1. Coat Hook Scarf Hangers Scarves are such beautiful accessories. It’s a shame to hide them away in...

  1. GLCON GLCON Anti Slip Satin Padded Clothes Hangers for Women Foam Sweater Hangers – Fancy Thick Padded Coat Hanger No Bump Floral Canvas Cover for Adult, Bridesmaid, Wedding Gown Closet (Pack of 10) GLCON - Heavy duty this satin foam hangers are thick and with a pretty appearance which are specially designed for american The coat hangers could carry clothes up to 5kg you dont need to worry the clothes hangers are broken Antirust the hook at the top of the sweater hangers is manufactured by environmental plating to prevent the clothes from staining and keeping them clean...

Unlike some time, walkie talkies were only designed for adults. Nowadays, there are unique 2-way radios that are built for kids. They include multiple channels to communicate on and they are the best to purchase if you don’t want anyone to communicate or listen to your kid on the other end. Most of them have up to 22 channels that help promote safe communication between parents, friends, and kids. The good thing about 2-way audio walkie talkies is the ergonomic design that helps kids operate them with ease. In our guide below, we have the best walkie talkies for kids...

Family camping trips are, in theory, a lot of fun. However, after you’ve arrived, unpacked, got into the snacks, and set up your accommodations, that fateful question always arises. “What do we do now?” Luckily, you’re old pal James is here with a list of fun gadgets, cool camping toys, tips, and camping hacks that will make the time away from phone-signal and WiFi breeze by. Tip: Don’t bring your watch. You don’t need to know the time. You’ll start waking up early and go to bed when the sun goes down. Gadget: I absolutely love my Leatherman Multitool. When...

Blake Butler had given up on publishing Decade. He’d written the novel in 2008, and its complicated structure and dense language rendered it virtually unpublishable by both commercial and avant-garde standards. For years, he set Decade aside, occasionally opening the Word document and scrolling through as fast as he could, remembering all the work he’d done, then closing the window. Then this February, as NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, flooded the Internet, everywhere from Twitter to The New York Times, Butler had an idea: he turned that scrolling action into a GIF, pages flashing before the viewer’s eye, and minted the...