Review on 👕 Clorox Non-Slip Plastic Clothespins – 24 Pack with Soft Touch Rubber Grip Ends for Line Drying Laundry and Securing Snack Bags, Blue and White by Justin Newport

At first I was glad to get them. I threw away my huge pack of wooden clothespins because they were moldy (raw wood + water = mold, dammit!). I dry all my laundry and we have a pool so there are plenty of wet swimsuits and towels to dry. Clothespins work if they don't break. Although it seems like every day the couple breaks down beyond repair. It takes five minutes to reassemble the clothespin, but it breaks immediately when you try to use it. Repetition. I guess I'll ditch my moldy but unbreakable wooden clothespins until I find a more durable plastic option.