🌲 Clorox Wood Clothespins with Spring: 50 Pack – Rust Resistant, Heavy-Duty Coil, Non-Slip Grip for Laundry, Crafts & More Review

Good clothespins. I thought they were heavier from a company like Clorox. They are ok, but by no means heavyweights. They're much better than dollar store quality, but I rate them as average weight and I've hung my clothes my entire life.

Almost everyone I know uses a dryer these days, but I'm an old-fashioned girl who prefers to dry clothes on a clothesline in the sun and wind when the weather is nice. They last much longer than in a high temperature dryer. The bonus is they smell fresh when I bring them.

If you are penniless and trying to save money on your energy bills, air dry your laundry then The Old Fashioned Way will definitely help us. We're on a very tight budget, so we're always looking for ways to save money. These clothespins are well made, they do their job and we will be buying a few more in the future.

Bought for my mother. Their main home was badly damaged during the 2021 ice storm. hence due to the lack of modern beliefs. went back to the pioneering days by stringing a piece of 10 gauge stranded wire between poles. Clorox clothing added the finishing touch. They go well with neighbors pigs, chickens, donkeys, turkeys in the yard. Happy end.

We like to hang laundry outside to take advantage of the prevailing southeast breeze. Gone are the cheap plastic clothespins from the big store, and the wooden clothespins available here were meant for crafting rather than drying clothes. These Clorox hooks are strong enough to hang blue jeans and other heavy garments on light to moderately windy days. . I mentioned the TV in the title because I haven't seen those pins in production since I was a little boy and my mom watched soap operas all…

Today at my local Target I found a pack of 50 pins for $2 with change. Save money and get it. No tangible differences. Read on if you want to know my reasons: I've spent a lot of time looking for a good quality clothespin with a spring strong enough to hold heavy objects on a clothesline, and I refuse to pay ridiculous amounts of money to spend for clothespins made to order / lifetime guarantee in the wood shop. I bought these based on the pictures in the description and the use of the term…