1 X Clothing Rack Rod Blank Round Dividers /20

A few years ago when I was out of town, my wife must have been bored and organized my closet by clothing type. T-shirts, polo shirts, long sleeve, short sleeve, dress shirts and so on. Messing with my personal stuff is not allowed, but I adapted and grew to like the organization. I purchased these dividers to step up my organization to the anal level. I used my label maker to label both sides of the dividers by type (as oulined above).I have rated this four stars because the dividers fit tight around the wooden cloths rod in the closet, which I know will cause problems getting room on the crowded rod to put cloths away. If they were just a little bit bigger.

Easy to use to sort clothrs in closet. Seem ok. Haven't broken any. Seem flexible enough

I'm not a neat freak. I'm not obsessive compulsive. I just need to lose weight... badly. This is one of the best motivational tools for accomplishing that I have ever bought. I put marked dividers (permanent marker pen) between my pants according to waist size. Every time I lower my waist size, I buy a pair or two of pants the next size lower as a motivation to reach that next goal. Most trousers seem to be sold in 2" increment waist sizes. I started at 42", went to 40", feel I am about to leave 38" and have a pair of new pants right next to the Clothing Rack Rod Round Divider marked 36". I think I can make 34" a month from now. I celebrate each time a new divider goes up.It's self-satisfaction and joy to open the closet each morning and look at the dividers. A great reminder of my new objective.This dividers are flexible and easily slip on to a standard closet pole. A permanent marker pen allows them to be easily labelled.5 stars!3/7/2016 - I'm at 34" waist and will soon hit 32". Bought new jeans for big day. These markers are great.

I've been using foam outlet insulation as dividers on cloths rods to keep track of work cloths - life hacks and reviewing blogs like Yahoo Answers - [...] say you don't have to wash work cloths every day (office workers only, I guess). Some folks wash jeans less often still.I thought of one way to make sure that I keep track of cloths washing cycles is by hanging them in different sections of the coths rod - separating them - pants washed after 3 wearings - (means 3 sections), shirts after wearing twice (means 2 sections).These dividers are ideal for that kind of organization - look good, can be labled if you want to (or not).I still need a way to label a hanger to differentiate black and blue pants - dressing in the dark makes that hard.

I use these in my closet and my daughter's closet to separate clothing items (in dry erase marker I write 'Raincoats' 'Winter Coats' 'Summer Dresses' 'Nice Dresses' et cetera. We have a small space/small closets, and so this helps to keep things a little more organized. At first, the idea of doing this seemed silly to me, but I saw these on youtube (a mom's channel, can't recall who) and decided they may be worthwhile. They definitely are in my opinion.

Did not fit on standard dole in my kids closet. Really couldn't use

A little more expensive than I think they should be ($10 at the time) but they work well.

Great for closet organization. Made things much easier. However because of our closet design I have had a few issues, but in general it is a good product