🌈 Honey-Can-Do 100-Pack of Colorful Plastic Clothespins Review

I have indoor and outdoor clotheslines to try to save money and extend the life of my clothes. I don't think I would order plastic clothespins again, they twist and fall apart too easily. I thought they would work better on an outdoor clothesline since I use them year round in a 4 season climate but no.

These clothespins are a great idea, but they don't live up to expectations. They twist and fall apart, impossible and frustrating trying to put them back together. Love the size, strong fit. I will keep using them until the last one falls apart. After that, we return to the wooden version of the clothespins.

I bought these for use in the kitchen. They make great "chip clips" to keep food bags closed. As well as bags of chips and cereal, I use them to cover bags of frozen veggies and groceries in the freezer. They are easy to clean and will not rust. I put them in the cutlery tray of the dishwasher and use them over and over again.

I had high hopes for them but when I opened the box I realized they wouldn't last long. I still have some plastic clothespins that I bought a few years ago. They are much stronger and made of high quality plastic. I was very disappointed with the new ones I ordered. We must look for the GOOD! save your money Keep searching. If something is cheap, you almost always get it cheap!

I used them for after school classes. Kids literally use them to clip up and down their behavior chart. Maybe that was the batch I got but man they almost collapsed on their own. While I wrote the names of the students on it. I have a couple of broken pins. I figured maybe I was unlucky. But after the first day of use we lost most of them. Unfortunately I would not recommend these.

Call me crazy but I love hanging clothes outside on a clothesline. I've bought other plastic clothespins in the past, but they haven't been nearly as strong as these honey-can-do colored clothespins. I ordered a 100 pack, assuming (wrongly) that they would be brittle and flimsy like the previous plastic bottles. No! Sturdy and able to even hold rugs on a rope, I trust Honey-Can-Do clothespins so much I'm sure to give away some friends! You are strong; no need to keep 50 as a reserve stock!

My dryer is broken and I'm hanging out laundry to dry outside or at home! AAAAAAA! I'm waiting for spring to buy a new dryer, and in the meantime I've realized that I don't have enough clothespins in stock. The price for 100 pieces was great so I gave it a try. These clothespins are good. They're bright and colorful and quite heavy, although not as heavy as some of my "old" clothespins. They are also slightly smaller. But then again, they work well. I've used them several times with no problems