Twenty is enough to treat a whole closet rather than a corner of it. Each ring is a solid disk of 99 percent natural red cedar measuring 2 inches across and 0.375 inches thick, sized to pass over most standard hanger hooks and sit among the clothes.
A set of 20 covers a rod of coats and suits with a ring on nearly every hanger, which is a different proposition from a single block hung at one end. Spread that way the cedar sits in the air between garments, where it actually meets the wool and cotton it is there for.
The rings work in four places without modification: hooked over hangers, tossed into a dresser drawer, hung inside a gym or school locker, or laid flat on a linen shelf. That range is useful with 20 pieces in hand, since a set divides across the house rather than being used in one spot.
Red cedar freshens a closet and works against mustiness without dyes or sprays, and the wood is non-staining, so a ring resting against a shirt leaves no mark. When the aroma quiets, sandpaper or a Cedar Fresh spray, sold separately, reopens the grain and the same disks go back into service.
Six folding fabric bins in regal red, eleven inches on each side, with silver grommet pull handles.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
