(Pack of 50) Wooden Clothespins About 2-7/8" Long

I used these last winter to hold the tarp onto my pool. They were exposed to a lot of abuse: snow, freezing rain, and heat, and not to mention wind lifting the tarp up off the water. They kept the tarp tight and secure. Nearly all of them made it until I opened the pool in the spring. I use them to keep potato chip bags and frozen vegetable bags closed. I recommend them.

I bought these when I couldn’t find my bag of clothespins. We use them all over the house and yard, rarely for pinning clothes, but they’re made well and would work fine for the intended use.The quality is good, both the wood and spring are made well with a smooth finish. They’ll hold well, for clothes, potato chip bags and other objects. Great for small crafts and projects.

Well, what can I say? They are clothespins.....none were broken upon arrival so that's a plus. These were purchased for my son's classroom project and the teach had no complaints. They open and close just fine and were pretty cheap.

I should've paid closer attention to the dimensions. They're much smaller than the standard clothespins at the store. They still hold, but are not as strong so they don't work for everything.

Great quality, and the perfect size for a kitchen towel with a very substantial weight.

Very lightweight with weak spring.We use for closing food bags after opening.Barely enough clamping force to close a bag of granola.No way they would hold wet blue jeans on clothesline in a prairie wind.

Loved the smell of the wood when they came out of the box. Used on a ocean yacht to hang our clothes on the line. Worked perfect.

Good clothespins