GOOD LIVING Cleaning Solutions Plastic Clothespins for Air-Drying Clothing, 1-Pack (12 Blue and 12 Green)

These make the old fashioned wooden clothes pins seem like dinosaurs. These are so cool looking and really will hold quite a bit of weight. I am delighted with these. In fact, so pleased that I sent an order to my daughter who is a brand new mommy. Boy, is she ever gonna use these a bunch! Highly recommend this attractive and VERY functional item. Also, sent the little new mother the Augbunny 100% Cotton Canvas Clothespin Bag in White (also found on Amazon). It's a two-pack, so I kept one. The canvas bag and these great clothespins are a dynamic duo. When summer gets here again and we start hanging up beach towels and bathing suits to dry, I will definitely buy more of these heavy duty clothes pins in a cool blue and cool green color!

I bought these clothes pins because the flimsy wood ones I had purchased in a store failed to be strong enough to hold my jeans on hangers in my closet. I have enough closet space that I wanted to hang up my jeans instead of folding them on a shelf. Jeans are heavy so I needed strong clothes pines to keep them on the hangers! These are working perfect and now I don't have to worry about my jeans falling to the floor every time I move the hangers the jeans are hanging on when I'm pulling other clothes out of my closet. Nice and sturdy clothes pins!

I bought these because they appeared to be stronger than most others. But I have noticed with only a few uses that several have already started shifting - the spring that holds the two sides together has allowed a few of the sides to move, requiring readjustment. I foresee that we will need to treat them delicately.

Great clips for outdoor clotheslines. Good grip, and have held up well in direct, intense sun. My only complaint is that it can take a few seconds (per clip) to line up the clothesline and clothing item correctly to get it to stay on, which gets a little tedious. It would be nice if the clothesline couldn't overshoot its intended slot into the spring mechanism.

These are nice looking and seem well made, but were not my favorite for two reasons. I use a drying rack indoors, which has plastic rods to hang clothing from. The rods are about the same thickness as clothesline. These pins don't clip closed over the rod and hold fabric underneath the rod between the rubber grips. I have to make sure the fabric is touching the rod, and they are both clipped inside the pin, otherwise the pins don't grip the clothing. I hope that doesn't sound confusing, but I have some different clothespins that span the rod, clipping closed on the clothing only. This prevents rod marks on my clothes. My husband can't figure out how to use them at all without the clothes falling off the rack, which is funny, but annoying because something so simple should work effectively. Maybe it's just the drying rack I have, but two other types of clothespins work just fine. Also, I haven't been using these long and I find that the springs have a tendency to pop out of the channel they are seated in, so I'm having to frequently realign them to prevent the spring from popping out and the pin coming apart.I did some searching and found my old favorite style (Multi-color clothespins with galvanized spring, 12 pack for $2.99) available at Campingworld.com. Will be ordering those instead. They are plastic and have rubber grips, with a different spring style.12/7/16: I dislike these immensely. The more I try using them the more frustrating they are.

I have tried several other cloths pins for hanging laundry out to dry in the fresh air, but these pins are the best of all I have ordered so far. First, the pins are large enough to easily grasp with your fingers (vs. the small stainless steel cloths pins). Second, they make a tight grip with the clothes (vs. the very large stainless steel cloths pins). Third, they don't leave any stains on your clothes like a wooden clothes pin can. I hope, and expect, they will last a long time. I'm going to buy more of them. There is nothing like line-dried sheets and pillowcases - so fresh, so clean smelling. Mr. Clothes Hanger.

Good, ergonomic grips, nice, strong steel springs that look like they are not going to slip off. I have just received these clothes pins this week and have used them both for hanging clothes and for closing chip bags (etc.) in the kitchen. Very grippy, very positive. Will not snag like the cheap wood ones and look sturdier than the simpler plastic clothespins I have used in the past. I cannot speak for how they might perform over time in the California sun. But great so far!

This product was delivered May 12th it is July 20th. I ordered 2 packs of these clothes pines. So far at least 12 have broken. the metal pin does not stay in the plastic opening so when you open the pin the plastic on the inside breaks where the metal pin is putting force. At this rate I will need to buy new pins sooner rather than later. I can say if they are not broken then they feel good in your hand and do a good job holding the clothers to the line. Over all not happy with the product.