by clipa | Jun 2, 2014 | About Clipa purse hanger
There are just some places where a Clipa is indispensable. America’s handbag superhero goes beyond restrooms and restaurants to keep your purse off the floor and away from germs, water, dirt and thieves in tons of situations. Here are just a few:
Stargazing at the planetarium
Girl’s Weekend / Girl’s Night Out / Bachelorette Party
Hiking: hang water hydration pack on a break
Hold pool tote near swimming pools, Jacuzzis and saunas
Use at movie theaters, outdoor concerts and plays
Wedding ceremonies and receptions
Hold purse or diaper bag at baby/toddler play centers
Hang backpack during summer school classes
Visiting national landmarks and museums
Game night at the rec center
Hold book bag at the library
Hang purse at the local coffee house
Use when trying on clothes and shoes
At the county fair
At baseball games, track meets and tennis courts
Sightseeing in any corner of the world
by clipa | Jan 15, 2014 | Press
‘Ever wondered how Clipa got its start? Get the story in this month’s issue of Marmalade (circulation 60,000). On newsstands now, the January issue of this Orange County based family magazine covers the basics and mentions that the Swarovski Elements used in the Crystal Clipa Collection are now lead free! To read more, click on the image.
by clipa | Dec 20, 2013 | About Clipa purse hanger
Donating blood or plasma? Lacey Jessamine of Anaheim, California suggests using a Clipa during your appointment to minimize contact with germs. Whether you’re getting blood drawn or donating, hanging your bag from a table, tray, armrest, chair or bar can keep it off the floor in medical settings. And because Clipa purse hangers only need one hand to open and hang, you’ll be able to pull the bag strap when finished and Clipa will slide back onto the bag, giving your other arm a break afterwards. See our Clipa video page for more useful ideas.
by clipa | Jan 2, 2013 | About Clipa purse hanger
Gyms, indoor pools and recreational centers can carry strep, staph, bacteria and germs. Resolve to stay healthier in 2013 by limiting your gym bag’s contact with surfaces. The bottom of lockers often contain microcrobes–that where shoes are typically placed–and where your bag often goes. If you can hang your bag, great. If not, use sanitizer or a put a paper towel down before placing your bag in. In the workout area, wipe down equipment before and after use with antibacterial wipes or a towel. Wash hands before opening up your locker again and use sandals when showering. Keep your bag off wet, dirty surfaces with a Clipa bag hanger. It works in shower and changing areas, bathrooms, the sink and dressing areas too. After you leave the gym, use antibacterial hand spray. Some can be drying but many brands now contain moisturizer for cold, dry winter months.
by clipa | Nov 10, 2011 | About Clipa purse hanger
A Kimberly-Clark study has found ATMs, mailbox handles, parking meters and gas station pumps are top breeding grounds for harmful bacteria and viruses because they are rarely cleaned. When company hygienists swabbed hundreds of surfaces in six U.S. cities, they found viruses, like ones that cause the common cold and flu, all over gas pumps. They also found bacteria that causes staph infections, which can be spread person to person. The best defense? Keep hand sanitizer or wipes in your car or wash your hands if possible. And if you’re using that gas station bathroom, a Clipa handbag hanger can be keep your purse off the floor in nearly a dozen places.
Many purse hooks can't work on rails or other fixtures like Clipa
