50-Pack Bed N' Basics Upholstery Twisty Pins with Clear Heads - Securely Holds Bedskirts, Slip Covers, Drapes, and Fabric for Sewing and Home Decor Review

I have a cleaning business and these wonders work wonders for dust cloths. If you're tired of piercing safety pins and blood just to adjust boot height, you should use it! You will never go without. I ordered 2 sets.

I knew they would work as soon as I saw them. The design of a corkscrew is much more efficient than a needle. Also safer. However, the very first one I used broke while using it. tightened. Once the tip is broken, the corkscrew is useless. I tried another one that worked great.

We recently upgraded from a queen to king mattress and bought a bed skirt that was made for a thicker box spring than we bought so the skirt grinds a lot. on the ground. We quickly ruled out the idea of folding an extra skirt under the mattress because we knew we would be constantly adjusting it. These spiral pens worked great. We placed the pins on the spring block about 10 inches apart and they held the skirt in place flawlessly. We highly recommend them!

I have purchased armrest covers for a worn leatherette chair. While the covers fit the chair snugly, they just don't stop falling off all the time. I ordered these upholstery pins and WOW! Doesn't matter! They screwed in easily to attach the covers to the armrests of the chair, they don't show up at all the way I put them on and in 2 weeks of daily use of the chair not a single screw came out. I'm so glad I found and bought these little upholstery pins!

Sheets and mattress pads keep springing out of corners thanks to a thick mattress filled with layers of compressible foam. Mattress topper, pillow and sheets stay in place. There will probably be one or two sticks in every 50 pack that the clear acrylic won't stick to the stick. The price is still great for 48. Also great for keeping bed rails at the right height and for holding those fluffy seat covers at our beach where everyone is loaded with sunscreen.

I had to attach a bed rail that was a little too long with these pins I was able to adjust the fall of the bed rail to the correct length. They were a little smaller than I expected but they worked well. I bought a pack of 50 and used about half of them on a queen bed. I don't know if they come in large sizes, but if you need to pin more than one layer of fabric or thick fabric, these small pins can be a bit tricky to use. The fabric I used them on was very thin, although it was difficult to…

They're good for their intended purpose, but let me tell you how they solved a HUGE problem for me. This is absolutely the BEST solution to reattach a fallen headliner in your car! My old '98 Jeep Cherokee was a reliable vehicle for me BUT when the headliner fell off I didn't like the cost of replacing it. (I'm cheap, okay?). I researched a number of different solutions and they all sounded like a lot of work or expense. These little twisted pins are the PERFECT solution! Just screw it in and…

Seriously, I know it's a gross exaggeration to call them "curvy pins". But changing skirts from one season to the next (don't get me started on why my wife would want multiple skirts to match different seasonal comforters) was always a job I dreaded using safety pins. It was like hours of torture trying to get the needles through the bed skirt into the fabric of the box frame, back through the bed skirt and secure while maintaining the correct length off the floor and not getting the needle in…

My queen-size dust cover is significantly larger than my queen-size feather block and I've literally spent years filling it up and adjusting it every time I make the bed. Such a royal PITA! Well, not anymore. These pieces hold it in place like glue, and I haven't even had to adjust it in the months I've been wearing it. Although I didn't time it, it took quite a while to install them because I knew they would only work if done right. I placed them as close to the edge of the box spring as…