Mainstays 50-Count Wooden Moisture-Resistant Clothespins, Natural Finish

plastic is nice and colorful but I just purchased 50 clips to put on my chip bags you simply fold the top in a triangle roll up 1 in parts down to the chips and put a clip on it and it works just as good as in plastic things and they don't break and if they do all 50 of these only cost me less than a dollar and a half instead of $1 a piece and you can use them for other stuff you don't have to use them just don't chips

Didn't buy these for hanging clothes, but bought them for children's therapy activities and they are the right size, color, and function for what I needed. Will buy again, as they have so many uses! I am so glad I was still able to find wooden clothes pins.

~~Besides putting clothes on the line, we have many uses for them. They keep bagged food closed: from chips to frozen food (plastic clamps can break in the freezer) ~~I use them in my home office to bag supplies, AND our grandchildren stick magnetic tape on one side, to turn our fridge %26 freezers into an art gallery for their crayon masterpieces ~~Wooden clothes pins are small, but every bit adds up to protecting the environment

These clothespins are a delightful find for any crafting enthusiast. Their natural wood composition offers a charming aesthetic to any project. The moisture-resistant quality ensures their durability, even when used with paints or adhesives. Their simple yet effective design makes them incredibly versatile for various crafting applications. They are a truly useful addition to any crafter's toolkit, providing both function and a touch of rustic appeal. For regular use of a clothespin, I expect you'll be incredibly pleased with the ease of use, size, and their consistent and steady grip. They reliably hold shut, even snap shut with a little satisfying pop!

These are good, have lasted long time. I use mostly on every package to close up. Most packages are not used all up at once. Good for clothes hanging, but also great for closing various package things. Like frozen vegetables, cook micro bag, use half of the cooked, and close up roll top, use clothespin, place to frig to heat later in same bag. Cuts down on the dish washing, water usage, and my time on it. No, do not leave the clothespin on when you microwave reheat it. lol. Also good added closing for cereal bags in a box.

Clothes dryer broke but the laundry kept coming. Hung clothes on a clothes line (shades of 1950!) but needed extra pins to secure the clothing article over the line. Wind is an awesome condition to deal with here in the High Desert! Got a new dryer but discovered towels dried outside on the line doubled for exfoliation on the hard to reach back! I am still hanging some things outside and securing them with these perfect clothes pins. (Some may even become reindeer by next Christmas!)

I bought wooden clothes pins. made to pin clothes to a clothes line. These woden clothes pins, pinned clothes, to that clothes line, very well. Mainstays Wooden Moisture Resistant Dry Laundry Clothespins, 50 Count, Natural Color Clothes Pins, for pining clothes, to your hopefully Moisture Resistant Dry clothes line. So you can air dry your clothes. Overall, I was impressed with the quality and inovative design of this 50 count clothes pin pack. Yes, If I'm around. I would buy these again in twenty years. when these run out. High doubt. I'm seventy.

I hung clothes on clothesline growing up these clothes Pin`s sure come in handy especially when not raining or snowing. Clothes stay online well even when very windy They are good %26 sturdy when hanging Tent`s %26 so on. Clothes hanging in line being held up by Clothes Pin`s sure smell good from being outside.

The worst I've ever seen ! they fall apart literally as I am using them for the first time, right out of the package! maybe you could use for craft projects. I am not sure they would hold up to anything. The one's that didn't break right away did break once used, and my clothes fell off the line. I understand that they are cheap but this is ridiculous! not usable!

REALLY??? EVEN THE CLOTHESPINS ARE NOW HIT BY SHRINKFLATION!!! IT'S RIDICULOUS THAT THE HANDLE PART OF THESE CLOTHESPINS ARE SHORTER THAN THEY USED TO BE!!! WHY??? I SIMPLY USE THESE TO KEEP OPEN BAGS OF CHIPS, BREAD, CEREAL, ETC. CLOSED, BECAUSE I SURE WOULDN'T EVER TRUST THEM TO BE STRONG ENOUGH TO ACTUALLY HOLD/SECURE WET CLOTHES UP ON A CLOTHES LINE!!! AND NO, I DIDN'T ACCIDENTALLY ORDER THE MINIATURE CLOTHESPINS FOR CRAFTS...THESE ARE SUPPOSEDLY "FULL SIZE" CLOTHESPINS!!!