Honey-Can-Do Wooden Clothespins – Heavy-Duty Laundry Clips & Clothes Wood Clips for Crafts, Natural Wood with Strong Grip Clothes Pins, Ideal for Drying & Home Organization, 100 per Pack

Strong clamp well built thick-quality item, strong, 100 will last forever more than I need I use for everything comes in handy. Big size, no disappointments.

They are clothes pins. They are for solar powered clothes drying. They work great!

I was skeptical when I purchased these because they were inexpensive .06 cents each. I like to hang things on the clothes line to dry on a windy day. I was pleasantly surprised by how well they held even when it was very windy. I would buy them again and highly recommend them.

Fall apart easily, put back together easily. I've gotten different kinds, theyre all the same. Unless you get amazing super quality. They hold your clothes, sometimes they fall apart and you just gotta put them back together. Sometimes the spring doesn't want to be like it was....but it'll still work. Slightly moldy after being in the rain day after day. But it hasn't transferred to the clothes, so that doesn't bother me. I havent actually had the wood part just break, so that's decent!

These are great nothing wrong with them, there strong, have a good size to them like there the normal size. There over all pretty strong the only thing is the wood kinda sometimes tends to slide off of the wood but not too often.

Great craft pins for an affordable price. Many craft and DIY opportunities with the quantity of clothes pins included. All of them were in working order.

Needed some new clothes pins for a clothes line at the beach! These are great!! Just what I wanted!( Also use for chip clips)!

These are a little longer than most and have grooves in the wood at the end and are easier to open because of these design differences. Since moving to a place with a clothesline, these are my second purchase of this type of clothespin, and the first ones (shorter, no grooves) tended to come apart, both in my hand, and sometimes while in use on the line. I grew up hanging clothes, my mom always had the other kind of wood clothespins (one piece, no spring). I looked for those, but the ones I found had negative reviews about width of the gap, breaking easily, etc. As stated, the OTHER ones I bought had several come apart right from the get go, in my hand, at first use. That has not happened with these, nor any coming apart with a couple of uses. You do have to make sure the two sides are lined up, as it is when they are starting to twist and not be matched up, is when they will fall apart.