Review on Juvale 100 Pack Clothespins Decoration by Ashley Carter

We use clothespins to close bags, hold things, basically anything you can think of besides pinning clothes on a clothesline, although I have no doubt they do it flawlessly will. We made the mistake of buying cheap clothespins years ago, what a mistake! They would fall apart, the wood would crack/splinter, a 100 pack would disappear within a few years. The worst thing about the cheap ones is that even when they worked, the metal spring was so poorly designed that the two pieces of wood misaligned, so they couldn't often work without rearranging the clamp. Not wanting to go down this route again we bought good ones this time and I'm SO glad we did. We use them many times a day, all day long, so we interact with them all the time. The larger size allows them to easily handle larger tasks like a rolled freezer bag. You can also easily handle a small project. After several months of use, not a single clip has fallen apart, not a single accident, not a single split piece of wood. It was great. This is a classic case of cheap is expensive. We bought the cheap ones that were only a few bucks cheaper for a 100 pack and only lasted a few years, these will last a decade or two. Live and learn! It might just be a clothespin, but if you use them often or don't want to buy cheap ones regularly, give them a try, you won't regret it.