Colorful Plastic Clothespins, Heavy Duty Laundry Clothes Pins Clips with Springs, Air-Drying Clothing Pin Set(24 Pack)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:In good use, I use it for my wet laundry.

Who knew the mere wooden clothes pin could be improved. Just hung out my first load of clothes using them. They are so much better than the old wooden clothes pins! Great improvement!

Fine just wish they would have come in a bag or held together by something so they didn’t fall all over my kitchen floor.

The media could not be loaded. Great size and very strong hold. Colors are extremely vibrant if using for a color coding system or activities not involving hanging clothes. The grip is textured to prevent them flying out of your hand upon opening.

Nice colors but the structure can bend the plastic part out of the metal clip and makes it useless as bended.

Super sturdy clothes pins, I use them 3x per week on my clothesline. They hold in moderate wind conditions, but if you have massive gusts, do not expect them to hold! Also I recommend keeping your clothespins out of the weather. Over time, the hinges will rust and the plastic will become brittle. BUT, if you bring them inside with your laundry, they last for a long long time! Overall, they are a great value for the money and I love the vibrant colors they come in as well!

I have been using these for six months now, and I have no complaints. Need to clip a chip bag? Works. Need to hang an odd-sized shirt so it doesn't mildew? Works. Doing something a little different like hanging a cut plant to dry? Still works. I primarily use these indoors so I don't know how they will weather outside, but I definitely recommend having some for general use.

I bought these, thinking they'd make good clips for cereal bags, etc. Wrong.These are about 2/3 the size of normal clothes pins, and about 1/2 the strength. My husband wanted some for his mother, and I thought these would work well, and with so many, I'd keep a few for myself, too. Yeah, well, now I get to keep them all! What junk.If anyone had any thought that these would work on actual clothing on a clothesline outside, I'd take a hard pass on these. I can't fathom they would hold a hankie on the line, much less a shirt. Sure, being plastic might be good for not marking up the clothes, or rotting, but seriously, these are the flimsiest things I've ever seen.I tend to never throw anything away, if I can find any use at all for it, but honestly, I've had them a few days now, and I can't imagine any use at all for them. Of course, the Hulk I'm married to ripped open the box and utterly destroyed it , so no returns. Grrrr.$6. Bucks and a bin full of plastic junk. Don't waste your money.