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- #369,486 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)
- #499 in Clothes Pins
Product Description
T.J Kutsumann
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
These clothespins have performed impressively well in various weather conditions so far. They've securely held up all of our laundry, including my wife’s heavier sweaters, with no issues. The quality is solid, and the value is well-matched to the price. I’m especially happy with the quantity, as we’ve been able to repurpose some for other uses, like chip clips and craft projects. I’m hoping they continue to stay rust-free, and I’ll provide an update if anything changes.
Carolynff
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
If you're looking for a gorilla grip this isn't it. I was looking for something to order instead of Walmart because Walmart won't deliver to me. The main stay Walmart brand are twice the grip. These won't be quite strong enough if you're using them for chip Clips like I use them for. So FYI if you're looking for a real good grip for chips or bags for your freezer whatever this isn't it.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Great product reasonably priced
CJ
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Works well, these are fantastic for crafts, functional for hanging pictures and keep kids busy for a good amount of time. Always love having these hanging around for projects.These came in a pack, neatly stacked, and the opening/closing/hold functionality is good. Seems like great quality, would definitely recommend.
Jinjer pup
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
These are a great, inexpensive way to seal chip bags! They're simple wooden clothes pins, and you get a lot for a good price. I like having special clips for chip bags, but they always seem to disappear. This is a better choice because you get so many, and they're very affordable. I think this is a much better solution for me! They work really well at keeping bags closed.
G.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
Gorilla grip products have always been winners for me and these are no exception. These are really well-made and very sturdy. I love that they are rust free so you can also use them outside without worrying about them corroding. I love the plain and simple birch look, but they would also be really easy to paint or turn into a craft project. I used them to hang Christmas cards on a giant ribbon, and they looked very rustic and stylish. Because of the simple design, they have so many possible uses beyond just a regular clothespin and because they are so sturdy, I think they are going to last for years. For the price, they are a great value for the quality you are getting.
Diane Kistner
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I stack canning jars two-high on shelves in my store room, and I’ve got a FIFO system worked out to move the jars toward the front and add newly canned items behind the older jars. I use the cardboard boxes a case of jars comes in to stack the layers to help disperse the weight and avoid unsealing my jars. My problem is that I don’t always have full cases of the same thing, and while I label every jar on the lid, I can’t see the lids when the jars are stacked up. I’ve found that clothes pins are an inexpensive way to label, and move, sets of jars; I just write on a clothespin something like “Ground Beef” or “Chicken Soup” or “Apple Butter” and clip the clothespin to the box. I can do “columns” and “rows” this way, and it’s very flexible. I can also write “To Inventory” to indicate which jars I need to check against my spreadsheet of food.I was using these nice metal clips that had a little hook on the back that I could hang on the wire shelving when not in use, but they are expensive and I didn’t want to put that kind of money into getting the quantity that I need. These wooden clothespins not only work just as well, they work better, because I can write something different on the back side that’s turned in toward the jars while the label I need to see is facing out. So I can have “Ground Beef” on one side and “To Inventory” on the other. I can see at a glance exactly what I’ve got, and so can my partner (who tends to hit Instacart instead of seeing what we have on hand that needs to be eaten).These clothespins would have utility in organizing seeds and also for keeping track of “filed” flat-frozen fruit purées or other items in the freezer. A Sharpie is all you need to make durable labels. I don’t know why I didn’t think of this before.
Melissa Borrelli
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I know it sounds odd but i've always needed clothes pins for my lines in the basement to dry certain things, but never got around to buying. Had no idea what to look for or how they should perform, wo when i saw these, i was excited to give them a try.After i washed my delicates in the laundry bag i use, i attached each end to the clothes line with the Gorilla Grip Strong Hold Natural Birchwood Wooden Clothes Pins, 50 Pack Large 2.9" Rust Resistant Laundry Clip Hangers.They are very strong, was quite impressed, the grip is better than i expected. Easy to open the spring inside for open/close performed well beyond my expectations.The size and strength is what i needed. I hang dry my winter hats, swim suits, under garments, PJ Pants, sweaters, etc. They especially come in handy to line dry certain dresses/ dress shirts i prefer not to go in the dryer at all. At times i would line dry something and you end up with the dreaded crease that you can never seem to get rid of, now that is no longer an issues.Very durable, well crafted, I hope these endure all of the line drying we do around here. It is a great value, you have plenty enough for less than $7.00.Time will tell if they are anti-rust, i do much more in the summertime with all the vacation-wear for the kids, i will update in the future on that topic. VERY satisfied, highly recommend!
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