HOMZ Wood Clothes Pins, 96-Count

Super happy with product. I have been looking for these heavy-duty clothespins in the area where I live but was not able to find them. The stores where I live only have regular clothes pins. We receive 10-15 mph winds on a regular basis and regular clothes don't keep heavy items like jeans and bath towels secured on the clothes line. These heavy-duty clothes pins have done the job very well. They have a great grip and my heavy items like jeans and bath towels stay on the clothes line even when the winds pick-up. (I use 5 heavy-duty clothes pins per item.) So far, the quality seems good. I received them in the time expected and the packaging was good. I would definitely recommend.

They are sturdy and work well

very useful for hanging out clothes

These clothespins aren't highest-end clothespins, but given their price they're definitely better than those cheapo clothespins that feel like they're made of balsa wood. Little things make these feel cheaper than more premium clothespins: the corners are not rounded, the wood sometimes slips on the spring, etc. but at this price/quantity point I'm satisfied. I use these mostly to clip food bags shut, which works great. Even when I've strung up blankets or other such materials, these have worked decently even if I had to use more than one. Given their price per clothespin -- a little over a dime each -- one shouldn't expect them to be superior vintage, hardwood clothespins like those made in the 1950s. They do what they do, and if you have trouble holding stuff up, use another one to compensate -- or pay substantially more for something better.

The ones like your grandma used. Strong enough to hold the clothes on the line. After buying some that look like these but are flimsy and broke after one use, I went on a clothespin hunt. The same folks make a nice little clothespin bag in unbleached cotton which I am in the process of embroidering with a 30's redwork design. Grandma would be proud. Save money! Hang your clothes on the line. Save more money! Make your own laundry soap. DRY POWDER LAUNDRY SOAP 1 BAR FELS NAPTHA SOAP GRATED FINE (I use the parmesean grater blade in my Cuisinart) 1/2 CUP WASHING SODA 1/2 CUP BORAX MIX WELL AND USE 1 TABLESPOON FOR LIGHT LOADS 2 TABLESPOONS FOR HEAVY OR SOILED LOADS WORKS IN COLD WATER. YOU CAN ADD WHITE VINEGAR TO MACHINE AS A FABRIC SOFTENER. (It works!) IF YOU'RE LUCKY ENOUGH HAVE A BAR OF LYE SOAP YOU CAN SHAVE IN A BIT OF THAT TOO.

I can hardly believe it!! These clothes pins are exactly what the description says, the weather doesn't harm them. I had forgotten to bring in a handful of pins, and of course living in Fl, it rained, so the next day, the pins were just fine, None of them have darkened! Thank you for a great product for the price!

I don't know a lot about clothes pins. In fact, I didn't even buy these to hang clothes. I bought these to hang up paper targets at a local shooting range. They were perfect for the job. I also used one to close a bag of potato chips. So far this product has exceeded my expectations.

They are clothespins with springs. If one or two falls apart--you certainly can put it back together again. They work as designed...they grip well. They are clothes pins, spring loaded as these things have been for decades. Folks that down rate them maybe owned Cadillac Clothes Pins long ago or didn't do much pinning to begin with. They hold wet towels , blankets, comforters etc. Good price but I found the same ones at a Dollar Store.

I found the same for the same amount at a store for $4. I thought they’d be a bit bigger or sturdier but nope.

springs not as strong as I would like...a lttle wider pins might help

Ordinaire pas plus robuste que les autres!

They work.. but that's all I have that's positive to say about these. They're easily broken, and get skewed just by pinching open. I'd look elsewhere.

Ordered them online because I needed clothespin, but they were overpriced for what they are. Definitely did not save money on this bundle.