Plastic Clothespins Dark Light White Review

Since I don't have a dryer, I need good clothes pegs. I used to buy different brands but these are my favorites. We often have strong winds in Texas, which is good for drying :-). That's why I need good ones that will hold the laundry in place and won't slip. Those tricks. My favorite of all so far. Definitely recommend them

These were the ones I was looking for, I used to buy them. Here they hold up well in the sun too, but they're plastic. Desert conditions dry and blacken them. My old ones lasted more than 2 years and were connected the whole time. We don't take them off because the wind carries every package with it, like my neighbor's beer cans.

I bought these for my outdoor clothing line. These are durable clothespins that are easy to open. After receiving them, I found that the old pins that were over ten years old (and left outside on a clothesline from spring to fall) were the same! So I know they are durable and I like plastic over wood (which gets dirty). I was willing to pay a little more and get a higher quality clothespin that would last a long time.

I confess I still hang sheets and some clothes on a line. Nothing beats the freshness of sheets just rolled off the assembly line, and these clothespins work best. They are strong and easily withstand the stress of sheets or blankets. They are fat and will be lost for a while. They hold together better than wood and are thicker than cheap plastic. Would recommend to anyone who needs a thick, durable clothespin for whatever project or laundry you do!

Checked local shops. Bought this brand from Wallyworld 2 or 3 years ago. I live in Michigan and our winters are no joke. They tolerate a winter well. asking 2 is probably too much. They begin to become brittle and break. They seem to be the most powerful I've found without spending a small fortune. It has a wider opening for thicker clothes. Smaller for thinner things. Handles most of the winds we have. Heavy clothing (blankets) and strong wind sometimes fail. But for most situations, I highly…

I bought these clothespins in a shop about 7 years ago. I was very happy with how durable they are - strong spring and thick plastic. I was living in the country at the time and there were two types of clothespins - they weren't much more expensive and they looked better to me. This year my clothespins started breaking. No problem, I just ran into the store to buy some more. BUT, they weren't! So I bought the cheaper ones - they weren't even close to this quality. They started breaking right…