CloroxWood Clothespins with Spring - Value Pack of 50 Clips, Rust Resistant with Heavy-Duty Coil for Line Drying Laundry, Chip Bags, and Crafts

My clothes dryer recently died and my husband and I can't afford to purchase a new one right now seeing that we are remodeling our house and our budget is really tight. I've been spoiled, but now I have no choice but to hang our laundry on the clothes line. So I dug out the clothes pins the husband had purchase from a dollar store 3 years ago. Oh the frustration! The darn things kept falling apart because of the cheap springs. I dealt with it for 2 days and thought how I do not want to be pulling my hair out all summer because of junkie clothespins.So I hopped on Amazon. It took me a while to find the right clothes pins for my needs. I did NOT want mini ones and they have to be heavy duty. And then I found these Clorox pins. Clorox has been a household name for decades so I assumed these would be exactly what I was looking for.I just got my clothespins in the mail today and tried them out. They are fantastic. They look and feel like the clothespins I remember since I was a kid. The wood is very durable, they are the traditional size, and the springs a heavy duty. I am so pleased. They will definitely make hanging laundry bearable.My only complaint was (not is) the price. I was hard to spend $5 on only 50 clothespins. I only have enough for one load. I should have purchased 2 packs, but $10 for 100 sounded pricey. Especially because of our tight budget. But then I think about how I could go to the dollar store and pay $2 and get junkie popping apart pins. So now that I see how amazing these Clorox clothespins are, i will be purchasing another pack this Friday.So I need to except and deal with inflation and take care of my precious pins. I will not leave them on the line to the elements or allow my husband or kids use them as chip clips. I will put them away when I'm done using them and make sure that they don't become chew toys for the dogs.If I take care of these beautiful, heavy duty perfect Clorox clothespins they could last quite a few years. So spending $5 for 50 clothespins in the long run is a great investment. Thank you Clorox!

Bought for an art project. Work fine but a few did come apart immediately.

sturdy & large- happy with them!

Advertised as Old Fashion Cloths pins. Not quite, I have a few left over from my Mother and Grandmother, mostly from about the 1940's. They definitely have a stronger spring and are wider and stronger. But for todays world, these are pretty good and can be used for most things. Don't know about them on a old fashioned clothes line in a bad windstorm? Do things as good as can find now days. Got a few a number of years ago at a Country Store, and are about the same.

If you're in the market for sturdy, reliable clothespins that can withstand the elements, Clorox Wood Clothespins are an excellent choice. These clothespins are made from high-quality wood and feature a heavy-duty spring that ensures a strong grip on your clothes, even in windy conditions.One of the standout features is their durability in adverse weather. I’ve put them to the test during rainstorms, and they’ve held up impressively well. Unlike other wooden clothespins that may warp or lose their grip after getting wet, these maintain their integrity even after repeated exposure to rain. Their strong construction means they won’t break or snap easily, even under pressure.The metal spring is rust-resistant, which is a crucial benefit if you’re hanging clothes outside during or after a storm. While some clothespins start to deteriorate after a few rainfalls, Clorox’s design seems to prevent this, ensuring long-term use even in unpredictable weather.In summary, Clorox Wood Clothespins are a durable, weather-resistant solution for those who need dependable performance in all conditions, especially in rain and storms. If you're looking for a product that can handle the elements without compromising quality, these are an excellent investment.

Very nice spring to these clothes pins. Holds clothes as supposed to and also serves as chip bag close apparatus. I use clothes pins for papers so that I can write where to deliver. Easier.

These clothespins are strictly OK. They do the job of holding clothes, but I don't expect them to last very long. The pins feel a bit flimsy, and the pegs don't open wide enough to comfortably fit over the bars of my drying rack. They're not terrible, but I guess there are definitely better options out there.

Having a hard time finding durable clothespins. These are heavier than what I was able to find and were a decent price. I don't use these often but they are really nice to have when the dryer goes out. I have a drying rack which I use them on as you can fit more clothes on it with pins than without.