Abstract: The present clothes hanger organizer comprises a pair of vertical rods connected by a plurality of horizontal rods. Hooks at the top of the vertical rods are for hanging on a hanger rod in a closet. The horizontal rods are for supporting a plurality of extra clothes hangers several layers deep for conserving space on the hanger rod. Different styles of clothes hangers can be organized by hanging from different horizontal rods.

Abstract: A pair of pivoting picture frames each include a vertical picture holder and a horizontal stand. A horizontal hinge is attached between adjacent edges of the horizontal stands, so that the frames are pivotable relative to each other about a horizontal axis generally perpendicular to the picture holders. The frames can be positioned around a corner of a computer monitor by pivoting them to form a right angle, or they can be positioned on top of the monitor, or on furniture, by pivoting them so that they are aligned.

Abstract: A cookbook hanger includes spaced apart, transparent vertical walls connected by a bottom member. Each wall includes a hook integrally extending from a top edge thereof. An open cookbook is receivable between the walls, and the hanger is hangable on a doorknob or handle of a kitchen cabinet. Thus the hanger supports the cookbook at eye level for convenient reference during cooking. It frees up counter space, and it keeps the cookbook clean by positioning it away from a messy countertop.