Home-X Wooden Clothespins. Set of 50.

Those plastic clips they sell for resealing chip bags don't work nearly as well, break easily and wind up adding more plastic to the landfill. These are a much better substitute.

Incredible product! Who comes up with these ideas?!? When wood and steel combine to create the impossible! Used correctly, this innovative, cutting edge gadget can actually keep potato chip bags closed or replace the wire that keeps your bread wrapper shut. Today I am going to take this wonder gadget to the next level. It seems to me this might be handy in attaching my clothes to a clothesline! I have high hopes. Not sure if they are handcrafted but each one looks to be of the same high quality as the next. Incredible! Easy to use... just pinch to open, slip over the item you want to affix to and then let go. You will find the urge to attach to your nose. Do it once just to get it out of your system. Wait! I have an idea! I am going to attach a magnet to one side and see if it will snap on to my refrigerator! Why? So I can keep coupons or bills or my grandkids drawings right there in front of me every time I go for the milk! Genius!

The springs are loosely fit into the clothes pin. I've had a few fall apart on me already and I've only been using them for less than a week to hang my laundry. They work well with light things such as socks wash clothes tank tops. Even then though the springs seen to save to just jump out of the clothes pin.

good old fashion close pins. I found a tip and ordered these. When I am sewing I often have small items and my fingers have to be very close to the needle on the machine. The tip was to use a wooden close pin, take it apart and use each side as a pusher to hold the fabric instead of your fingers. Nice part is that even it the needle does hit the close pin half it will just split because they are balsa wood and they are not expensive wo if they break no big deal. Trust me it is better then sewing your finger.

What can I say? They're clothespins and they're exactly as they should be. They do what they're supposed to do, which in our house is anything you can think of, but mostly closing bags of things in the pantry and the refrigerator. My only complaint is that they have a mysterious way of vanishing, just like socks in the dryer, and I have to buy a new bag every couple of years. Get them. They work. And they're cheap.

If you need to use these as "clothes pins" do not buy them. Not only are they smaller than normal, and therefore will not open enough to hang up heavy clothes, but the wood and metal clips are of slightly lower quality and may come apart and my not stand up to the elements if you use these outside in the sun or weather. They may work with craft or other projects.

i HAD ABOUT 6 OF THESE LEFT FROM A PURCHASE A FEW YEARS BACK. GLAD TO FIND THE 2-7/8" PINS AS THEY ARE PERFECT FOR HANGING LAUNDRY, YET LIGHT WEIGHT ENOUGH IF DOING SOME CRAFTING AND YOU NEED SOMMETHING HELD TOGETHER. EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED, WANTED & RECEIVED. NO COMPLAINTS AT ALL.

They’re clothes pins, I don’t know why they call them pegs... they do get a little out of place sometimes but it’s real super easy to put them back. Just push it on a hard surface. I like that the metal is a little on the shorter side because it doesn’t snag my delicates.