keeps my plant covers in place 5 easy to use clothespins on quilt cover mam elephant butte, nm 2017-12-06
I would not buy again 2 Seems like there should be something else better suited for this?? marcia Tn. 2017-11-14
So many uses! 5 Being one of the few people who still hang their laundry, nothing is more frustrating than clothespins that don't perform. These, however, are a joy to use. A bit larger than most, and stronger too, they have multiple uses not only for my clothesline, but in the garden as well. Fastening an overnight frost cover for my tomatoes is a snap when I can use these. And who needs a chip clip in the kitchen when these do just as well for a fraction of the cost. MontanaPat Columbia Falls, MT 2017-07-18
Clothespins aren't clamps 3 Clothespins used to hold shade cloth and row cover on hoops. They are easy to use but can be flipped off of hoops when fabric is moved by gusty winds. SandyG Tyrone, GA 2016-10-19
Finally, a strong clothespin! 5 I've been trying to find clothespins strong enough to hold up under windy weather. These do the trick! Merry Mary Spokane, WA 2016-09-28
Hey, they're clothespins .... 4 These are your basic wooden clothespins with a spring. They can come apart if you squeeze them wrong, but that's the way clothespins have always been. I use them to attach garden fabric to hoops over my veggie rows and they work as expected. Charlotte Asheville, NC 2016-09-15
Finally a sturdy clothespin! 5 I have hunted for wooden clothespins for a while and all I could find were cheaply made, flimsy ones. These are great - feel sturdy when I clip clothes to my line and do not fall apart. I love them! BarHarborMom Bar Harbor ME 2016-04-11
Multi-use tool 5 These are a great re-usable attaching tool! I am using them to attach plant labels to the stakes for my native plant garden that will be part of a tour. They are also great to hold covers over mesh to protect cold sensitive plants. Any time you need an extra 2 fingers, they are handy. KC Gilroy, CA 2016-02-25
SO GLAD I FOUND THESE 5 THESE ARE GREAT FOR CLOTHES IN THE CLOSET, BUT I LIKE THEM FOR TEMPORARY USE IN THE GARDEN. MARS EUGENE OREGON-GO DUCKS 2015-03-30
What can you say about clothespins? 5 This review is for anyone who likes the smell and feel of sheets and clothing hung out in the fresh air to dry. I can't tell you how many times I've picked up few cheap packs of clothespins at a discount store, only to have them slide around and then break within two uses. So here I was with a few bucks left to spend on a Gardener's gift card, and stumbled upon the clothespins. Score! These are quality items that hold on a breezy day, and should last forever. I'm sure there are probably many other uses for clothespins. For instance, if you think this review stinks, you could put one on your nose! Marian Tacoma, WA 2014-08-13
