xiweot the Original 36-62" Universal Telescoping Drapery Pull Rod and Adjustable Curtain Wand for Easier Opening and Back Doubles as a Clothes Hook Hanger for Closet Storage Organization

Purchased 11/2021 Reviewed 3/2024. Well, I've had this for some time now and I absolutely use it every day & I'm extremely glad I got it. I have some floor to ceiling drapes that separate living room from dining & kitchen area. I always use this rod to open and close the drapes - using this tool makes it so easy to slide the drapes on the tension rod and of course - KEEP THE DRAPES CLEAN!!! The tool stores/hangs right on the rod.Now, over time I've found that I can use this for other purposes, especially because it's adjustable.1. Something falls on the floor & rolls under the couch, just slide this under the couch to get it - no problem, lengthen the handle if necessary. How about falling into an awkward place to reach - send this in to nudge it forward & out.2. Something out of your reach, (now be careful with this if items are breakable) - I've used it to reach into deep cabinets & pull or nudge something closer to me so I can grab it.3. When I delivered a bunch of boxes to charity (after cleaning out the garage & closets) I took this along - I was able to hook the box corners and again, nudge them towards the end of the pickup for unloading.In other words, I used this as a reach pole - something that I use to use quite alot of in my delivery job with packages.This drapery pull pole has a good weight to it, when I slide the drapes it nicely supports the drapes while moving it, no tugging of the material.

Where has this thing been all my life?I love grommet curtains because they are relatively inexpensive, so it’s easy to change the look of a room if you want. I hate grommet curtains because there is no easy way to open and close them. The taller the curtain, the harder they are to manipulate. Plus, if your grab them all the time to open and close them, they get dirty quick. I have 6 windows with grommet curtains that are 8’ tall in my master bedroom and 2 windows in my family room also with grommet curtains that are 10’ tall. I’m only 5’ tall. I looked here on Amazon and realized that there aren’t many options for opening and closing curtains. There are only a couple options. There are plastic drapery wands with the metal clips, which come in a 2 pack, so you’d need a set for each window. These are priced somewhere between $20 - $30 a set, depending on length and style. Since I have 8 windows, I’d need to spend between $160 and $240 to open and close my curtains. I found this product and realized that since I had to walk to each window to open or close the curtains anyway, this would be A LOT cheaper. Plus, it telescopes, so it is perfect for me! I wasn’t really sure how it was supposed to be used with grommet curtains because the pictures don’t really show you. After playing around with it, I realize that the curtains are much easier to move around the closer you are to the curtain rod. The shape of the hook allows it to fit right under the rod and push the curtains open very quickly. Kinda like a shuffleboard stick. To close the curtains, I put the hook between the first and second grommet and they slide closed! (I took some pictures) If you need to adjust the spacing between the grommets because you are OCD, the rubber tips grab on to the fabric and make adjusting easy. This thing is really well built and super easy to use. The hook hanger part is just a bonus for me. I have some purses that I store on the top shelf of my closet. If I wanted to use them, I had to grab the step ladder. With this I just hook them. Super easy. I imagine that there could be a lot of uses for this thing. I’m really happy with my purchase.

I’ve recently replaced the old traverse curtains for my patio doors and windows for grommet ones. The good thing about having traverse drapery rods was that I could open and close the curtains just by pulling a cord. Now that I have single rods for my grommet curtains, I needed something to help me open and close the curtains smoothly. I have adjustable curtain rods so the grommets sort of got stuck in the joints between the telescoping rod and the main rods. My way of overcoming that problem was to yank the curtain, which I didn’t like at all. That’s why I ordered Andor’s drapery pull rod. The main pole is 30” long but when it’s fully extended, it’s about 60” (without including the hook). I like it that I can adjust the length to fit my own needs. It’s made of metal, aluminum, according to the maker. The rod feels solid but it’s lightweight. It has a rubber handle. This rod has made opening and closing my curtains really easy. And if you are a little obsessive compulsive about how even the spacing between the pleats should be, this rod will allow you to position those grommets until you have them just so.I’m very happy with this rod. It saves me time. I don’t have to stand on a stool or yank my curtains to open or close them anymore. Also, it helps keeping the curtains clean as I don’t have to handle them with my hands. This rod stores easily. I just hang it at the end of one of my curtain rods.

This is essential if you have high ceilings and windows. It’s easy to use and helps me lower the up/down blinds in my bedroom. The top of my windows are about 8 feet high. I think this could work up to 10 feet high. More than that, and you may need to combine it with a step stool.

Adjustable. Operates as advertised. Most excellent

Bought this product to help me operate my 10 foot tall blackout drapes and I love it! It's light and long and sturdy enough to move substantial weight and detail the pleats just the way I like them. Easy to tuck away between uses.If you know , you know😉

The quality of this multipurpose wand is excellent. Be aware that it is thicker than the usual wands installed on blinds and curtains, so it may or may not please you as a permanent wand, depending on your preference.