Juvale 100 Pack Clothespins Decoration Review

I thought I made a mistake ordering these clothespins considering I paid about $16 when they were regular size clothespins sell in the dollar store. However, when they arrived and I had to try them, I realized how much better they are. Not only are they easier to handle, but they also hold the laundry on the line much better in strong winds and don't rip like the little ones. Best of all, if you use clothes hangers in your laundry, the holes in these giant pegs are perfect for the regular…

The vast majority of clothespins are WAY too small, too short. 100% of the junk clothespins I've found at K-Mart, Walmart, Target, etc. are so bad they're not even acceptable. In truth, no manufacturer is smart enough to make clothespins the way they did decades ago. Big, long with strong feathers, that's the best way I remember it from the past. To be honest I would have paid three times more for the clothespins they used to make. Most manufacturers think everyone buys at the lowest price, but

We use clothespins to close bags, hold things, basically anything you can think of besides pinning clothes on a clothesline, although I have no doubt they do it flawlessly will. We made the mistake of buying cheap clothespins years ago, what a mistake! They would fall apart, the wood would crack/splinter, a 100 pack would disappear within a few years. The worst thing about the cheap ones is that even when they worked, the metal spring was so poorly designed that the two pieces of wood…