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First, make sure that your hooks are clean and dry. If they're not, they may be more likely to squeak. Second, try using a different type of hook - metal hooks tend to be less likely to squeak than plastic ones. Finally, if all else fails, you can try lubricating your hooks with a little bit of oil or wax.
read lessFirst, make sure that your hooks are clean and dry. If they're not, they may be more likely to squeak. Second, try using a different type of hook - metal hooks tend to be less likely to squeak than plastic ones. Finally, if all else fails, you can try lubricating your hooks with a little bit of oil or wax.
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