👗 Navy Hanging Clothespin Bag by Whitmor Review

Growing up we didn't have a dryer so we had to hang our clothes on a clothesline in the yard. We had a very similar bag that hung on a clothesline with clothespins. This bag works exactly as I remember it.

I've had this bag for almost 4 years now and it's holding up well. Some of the reviews I read said it fell apart, but not mine. I don't leave it outside, but take it out when I want to hang up my clothes. If you take care of him, he will take care of you.

I bought this product in October 2019. I stuffed it with clothespins and set it aside until summer when it's needed. I put my bag outside in June. It's July now. the bag is torn. I hang my laundry outside. The bag is hanging on the wall of my house the day before. due to bad weather. I am so disappointed. I will not buy again

I bought this because I do laundry during the summer months and it hangs under the bird feeder. It was replaced because the squirrels climbed in for seeds and chewed on the pouch. It's a really sturdy little bag if squirrels stay away from it. Aside from that, it usually takes longer. Maybe I need to change where I put the bag. Also, it holds its color well, it still holds the pins despite having a hole in it. Good bag for the money I recommend.

This is fantastic if you need it for less than three months. Garbage otherwise. Bought to replace a cloth clothespin bag I had for about 15 years. Hang this item in the same spot as the tote bag, under a canopy, in partial sun, protected from rain. Hanged in August and released three months later. I don't know, maybe the thing will last a little longer if you live in an underground cave and keep it out of the sun. I can't say exactly what the bag is made of. Some paper plastic or something. I…

I needed a new clothespin bag. I chose this product for the wide opening that makes it easy to remove the pins. I've been using this product about 3 times a month since February 2021. The bag is placed on the clothes hanging line and returned to the closet after removing the dried clothes. I noticed a small tear in the fabric near the hanger (back of item). I've been cautious the last 2 times of use. Today there was also a much larger tear at the front of the bag where it attaches to the wire…

Complete and total garbage. The bag is made of fabric, which should be disposable. It looked iffy when I opened it, so I left it in between hanging my clothes. So it's been on the road maybe 30 minutes total in the month I've owned it. The "cloth" it's made of is a bit like padding crossed with tissue paper, thinner than the disposable ankle boots you slip over your shoes in a clean room. When I went to pick it up today, the fabric ripped in several places like it had dry rot. I will update the

I bought this particular case because it was one of the very few that had a hanger at the top. I wanted something that would hug the rope and not flap around while I was hanging the laundry. If you think it looks a little tight at the top, it is. I didn't measure exactly, but the wire at the top is about 4 inches wide. It's not bad I guess, but I've seen better. The pocket is a simple long rectangle. Inside the hole is a flexible forming band that keeps it open. I averaged about 150 pins and…