Get organized: This sturdy solution to a closetful of jumbled hangers is down to $20

There are two types of people: those who get excited by the idea of cleaning and those who dread it. But no matter which camp you belong to, having the right products can make tedious tasks like organizing your closet a lot less of a headache. Got a bunch of empty hangers taking up valuable space with all of those summery sundresses getting packed away? Here's a simple solution for getting the tidy closet of your dreams: the Carpenter Woods Clothes Hanger Organizer Bag, which stores up to 75 hangers. It's on sale for just $20 at Amazon, so use it to give your closets the overhaul they deserve.

Everyone accumulates stray hangers, especially as they store seasonal items. Naked hangers look junky when left teeter-tottering in the closet, and they become a tangled mess when thrown in a pile — but you shouldn't toss them. You might need them for guests or after your next big shopping spree. This neat triangular bag lets you tuck them in a corner until then.

If you've ever rearranged your closet or sorted through your clothes to donate unused garments, you know that it all ends with a pile of hangers sitting on the floor. Tons of shoppers say this is the solution they've been looking for to keep that unruly mountain organized, orderly and, best of all, easily accessible.

"I need to purchase another one because I love this one so much," raved a return customer. "I just changed out my hangers from those cheap plastic hangers to two fancier types ... Both of those fit comfortably and are easily transported with this item. I love how sturdy it is and how nice it looks. If I needed to put it up, it folds flat nicely as well."

"I live in a tiny apartment, so this is perfect for storing empty hangers without taking up closet rod space," swooned another fan. "The construction is excellent, with sturdy straps to move to the laundry and back without the hangers getting all tangled. I like the triangle shape for keeping them straight and organized, but also to utilize space well in the closet, where it is stored to collect empties until wash day."

Shoppers who think outside the box have found alternate uses for this triangular contraption, including storing sewing supplies and transporting wire hangers back to the dry cleaner.

"Outstanding quality! So glad I got this," reported a buyer. "I had seen others, and they looked so flimsy and cheap. I was going to make one myself until I saw this ... It is heavy and waterproof ... and the inserts for the sides are marvelous. I am not using it for hangers, but I needed a corner basket by my sewing machine to hold items that need [to be] mended. This is the only thing that would fit in the space."

This handy helper would also serve as excellent corner toy storage in a playroom, or for collecting towels in the bathroom (it's waterproof). And just imagine what it could do for your car's trunk.

Some reviewer notes to take into account?

"It took me some seconds to figure out how and where to put the rods in, as there were no instructions, but after that, and after feeling dumb, it was smooth sailing," said this generally satisfied shopper. "Too bad there isn't a cover for it, though. Now there is a dusty hanger problem."

"It does need to be a bit larger, as you can't just drop the hangers in without finagling them in the corners," said a final reviewer, adding, "Great concept. Nice quality."

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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.