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They fell apart very quickly. I ordered 10 and 8 fell apart. I even tried gluing them together but it didn't work. Such a shame.

These clamps are metal free and will not rust. They are ideal for storage and use on boats in tropical climates. Never lost anything in the wind!

I bought them a few months ago and now I have about half of the clothespins. When you open them, they fall apart. Now I'm looking for clothespins that actually work.

Bought for kids to hold tent covers together. They are also great for buttoning up fabrics for wraps. The grip is firm but not too firm. My kids have unusually strong hands so they can use them on their own.

These clothespins are of excellent quality. They're well thought out, with a wide "spoon neck" that keeps clothes snug on the clothesline in high winds. They are in good condition and have withstood the weather well. Highly recommended!

What's wrong: plastic clothespins break after 3 months of use in a shady area. I would expect them to be a lot smaller when used in the Hawaiian sun which isn't as bad as the southern United States, Australia and other island nations. If you like spending money on Chinese junk, this is for you! What's good: Big pins, no stains on clothes, good grip.

Attached to the bottom of my shower curtain and attached another to form an "L" for the loop to go through the 2 inch barrier and hold the shower curtain in place while I showered in the shower for people with disabilities. Surprisingly this works along with a magnetic scale at the bottom of the shower curtain and a few other good ideas on how to design my shower curtain so the water stays in my handicapped shower and not on the floor. All plastic so they don't rust.

SUNLIGHT WILL DESTROY THESE CLOTH PINS AFTER 30 DAYS OF USE. They are only wanted and crash. DO NOT BUY! We tried a few clothespins living by the sea. First, the metal must not touch the clothes as it will rust. They should have a slot big enough for a safety line and be very handy. There is NO METAL in them; all plastic. Fits over a lifebuoy, durable and LARGE gripping pad that holds objects blowing in the wind very securely. The best clothespins for sailors

These are really useful clips to keep on hand. Of course it's meant for drying clothes on a clothesline, but I haven't used them that way before. I use them to secure bags of all kinds: bread, brown sugar, rice, cereal, marshmallows, etc. I hung and secured 3M hooks in a cupboard door under the kitchen sink. They've become a great place to dry and store my dishwashing mitts and microfiber towels. My husband has them and when he wants steak, chicken or burgers sous vides. He uses them to…