📌 50 Pcs Clear Head Twist Pins by Akstore for Upholstery, Slipcovers, and Bedskirts - Dust Ruffle Pins, Bedskirt Pins (50PCS) Review

They don't hold fabric well and I mean light thin cotton (e.g. Indian style bedspread). The quality leaves a lot to be desired, think dollar store quality. Sent back for a refund which was easy.

I have these to hold the elastic bed top on our adjustable king single bed. They do just that! They were very easy to put on and I had more than enough for our bed. They are transparent so you hardly notice them even with the lid open. But my bed is either made or I sleep in it.

Cats are bastards. They're constantly destroying things with their little assassin gauntlets. I have four of these little goblins and a new couch, so I used these pegs to tape a piece of thin sheet of plastic around the edges where they tend to scratch. The pins hold the sheets perfectly. Maybe my sofa will last more than three years without looking shabby.

Bought these for my king bed. During the first week, some of the tips of the pins just came loose, and after a few weeks almost half of them broke. One cut my son's leg when he hit the edge of the bed, unaware that the needle's head had broken off and the metal needle was sticking out of my mattress. I had to remove and throw them all away.

My duster is attached to the fabric that sits on top of the innerspring and under the mattress. I inserted these screw-in pins into the box spring six inches below the mattress. I placed pins 8 inches apart on either side and bottom of the bed to hold the bed skirt in place. That way I don't disturb the pens when I'm making the bed. I have used smaller armrest covers in the past.

very happy with these useful little things. I bought them to use dust on my beds. And they did great. After six thousand four hundred and fifty-three times, they fitted covers for the armrests and headrest of the chair. (LOL) I have an idea! I used these pins to hold them in place. You were perfect! I've also used them to pin my ties to the curtains (although I tacked fairly well, so be careful!) They'll be a permanent fixture in my linen closet now!

They are very small. The concept is solid, but the heads are thin plastic and small. Some of the heads were not strong enough for the metal pin part not to pierce them. I've tried them on several feathers and anthers. The only thing they did without any problem was the mattress. And you can't attach the duster to the mattress because you have to change the sheets regularly. I think I'll grab upholstery nails and a hammer to get the job done, or a construction stapler. Or buy dustproof ruffles…