How to Make a Paint Stirrer from a Coat Hanger
A Paint Stirrer You Can Make in Seconds from a Coat Hanger
Here's a great way to make a paint stirrer in just seconds with something that nearly all of us have in our home… a wire hanger.
First snip off the hanger hook and straighten the wire. Then bend one end of the wire into a zigzag shape.
Cut any excess off the straight end and insert it into any drill. Tighten the chuck.
Place the stirrer into a can a paint and start the drill (use a slow speed at first).
The stirrer can simply be tossed away when you're finished, or, wipe it off and save it for next time.
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