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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>Hi folks, I&#039;ve been hunting for some strong clothing storage (<a href="http://www.qius-blackpottery.com/comment/html/?75555.html">http://www.qius-blackpottery.com/commen … 75555.html</a>) coat hangers that can actually handle my heavy jackets without warping and it&#039;s been a huge pain! My cheap hangers keep breaking under the weight of my work jackets and I&#039;m done with this nonsense. Does anyone have suggestions for heavy duty hangers that can actually handle heavy coats without falling apart? I need something that&#039;s seriously durable because these lightweight plastic ones from the department store are completely useless for my heavy jacket hangers needs. Need the best heavy duty hangers options that won&#039;t cost a fortune but will actually hold up over time!</p>]]></content>
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