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2025-08-02 11:15:22
These are nice and big, unlike the smaller ones sold at Walmart. These seem solid. Recommended.
SuLu
2025-06-08 17:24:33
I purchased this set of clothespins back in 2017 along with a pack of larger, heavy-duty ones for bulky items like blankets, jeans and denim jackets. I used these medium-sized pins for everything else and they have held up very well over the years (I leave them clipped to the clothesline when not in use, so they have been subject to sun, rain, wind and temperature extremes). I haven't had a problem with them twisting or coming apart at the spring. There are only a few of them left hanging out there now and they do look pretty awful, but I still use them every day and I definitely got my money's worth. It just made sense to me to buy the same brand again, and they look and feel exactly the same. They work perfectly for most of our clothing, as well as the sheets and towels. They open wide enough to accommodate the fabric + the clothesline and the spring is strong enough to clamp down securely so nothing falls off the line or is blown away even on windy days. Quality clothespins are hard to find and I think these are a very good deal.
PettProjects
2025-05-29 13:56:43
These are sturdy and work well on my laundry that I prefer to hang outside. Nothing has blown off the line. They are a good quality and are substantial. I will get more when these either break or are ruined by the sun.
Isobel Chavah
2025-05-07 14:25:50
These clothespins are better than the cheap clothespins available at discount stores - made of heavier wood and the spring mechanism is made of a heavy-enough metal wire to work properly -It's too bad that most things today are made so poorly they are useless, one can readily see the difference when a mfr actually makes something that is of good to decent quality.It used to be that raw lumber was aged before using, the wood gets dense & compacted, becoming much stronger - today this is not done and that is why wooden things are so flimsy & don't last very long. These clothespins are not made of long-aged wood, but they are fabricated from a thicker cut than the average cheap clothespins, available these days at only cheap discount stores since most people today don't use clothespins at all & so they are no longer sold in stores that have expensive shelf spaceTo care for your clothes pins so that they will last a long time -Don't leave them out in the rain and the sun (when not in use)
Jana
2025-04-22 16:41:57
Im use it for clothes
The Nguyen Family
2025-04-21 16:07:19
Bought these for a craft project but am impressed by the quality for the cost. I am using them for crafts, as chip clips, and photo clips. There are so many uses for these and they are holding up well.
R.P.
2025-04-19 12:53:22
They are just wooden Clothes Pins.They are well made and also make very good bag clips.
Laura Southworth
2025-03-16 12:31:06
Actually used these to help in the repair of installing a rear seal on my dryer drum. Worked out perfect. Plenty of clamping tension for holding the seal in place while the glue dried.
Mary Burnight
2025-03-15 17:56:50
I happen to use a clothes dryer for drying but I needed quality clothes pins because my clothing ensembles use a lot of open capes and long open cardigans and even shawls to wear over mid-calf dresses: I love these fashionable items for any season but especially for warmth in winter: however it is difficult to keep them on hangers so I purchased these to “stay put†at top or to close the cape in front so it remains on hanger. These natural wood smooth clothespins have a light wax coating and are not rough (or picky) on woollen fabrics and the no-rust wire springs are sturdy and galvanized. I recommend this brand highly and the light canvas clothespins bag by Whitmor is also excellent!
Samirah Khan
2025-02-16 13:08:26
very fragile and flimsy
Tony Berry
2025-02-01 13:26:18
Not cheaply made. The spring holds well.
Jan
2025-01-26 18:18:14
These are the sturdy clothes pins you have been looking for. The spring and wood are big/string enough to hold jeans and jackets onto the clothes line. Well worth the price rather than cheaper types!
Liz Francis
2025-01-06 18:44:03
I love these! I do a lot of laundry and we have a lot of wind that whips our clothes around - these hold up and even manage to keep our wet towels on the line! Would recommend to anyone looking for a good wooden clothespin!
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