Whitmor Pop Fold Clothespin White Review

It's been almost a year since I got this clothespin bag. We leave it outside, hanging on a clothesline in direct sunlight. The body of the bag is practically not damaged. The coating of the metal frame has scuffs, the metal is translucent. The strap on the bag broke after 4 months of use. I took 10 feet of paracord, threaded it through the bottom of the bag, tied two knots at the top of the bag, tied both sides together to support the bag with the top of the bag, then threaded a metal clip…

I bought two sets of laundry from Whitmore because I was so impressed with the Whitmore shelves I bought two different shelves. Both of Withmore's lingerie are crap. The fabric yarn pop up bag, while very well constructed, is poorly designed. The clothesline clip is too small and difficult to attach to the clothesline even if the clothesline is small in diameter. Pop-up is supposed to keep the pouch compressed in my experience, there isn't one. The limited top opening means you have to focus…

I like that it doesn't wrinkle like the old fabrics. Also, the air mesh prevents mold from growing like cloth bags if you use them frequently or leave them outside. It's really nice that you can see through the bag, not just the clothespin you're looking for, but I had critters like bees getting into the fabric and I couldn't see them until it was too late. I saw it on another site and I really liked it, but it was too expensive. I was very happy to find it at Revain at a cheaper price. I'm…