ITOWE Clothespin 2.2" pin,60 Pack Stainless Steel Wire Clip,Durable Metal pin for Clothesline Utility pin for Laundry,Kitchen,Backyard,Outdoor Clothes Drying,Bag Sealing,Room Decorating, Office pin

I didn't use these for the standard use. I installed them under the upper horizontal rail of our deck, to hold Christmas lights. In the past, my wife used ZIP ties. A lot of them. Not only did this take time, it meant a lot of waste, at the end of the season, since they had to be cut and discarded.Using these, once they were installed (I bent one of the handles smaller, so the head of a screw would hold them in place), all I had to do was press the handle, insert the light wiring, release and move to the next.At the end of the season, instead of a half hour and a lot of hassle, I removed the lights in minutes.The clips remain in place for next year, when installation of lighting will be even more of a breeze.Because these are made of pretty thick gauge stainless wire, they should provide years of use for a small cost.

🔅UPDATE🔅These clips are beyond a 5⭐️ Rating!My 1st post, I hadn’t washed any heavy jean material, so I’m now adding the pants I just washed for my Grampa.👉These cargos are Fleece LinedMen’s US 38x32👉I provided a pic showing the clips holding the pants 2 different ways:💥1 clip is only holding the back side and💥1 clip holing both the front and back sides to the clothesline👉These pants are pretty heavy especially when they are wet so these clips are VERY STRONG!🔅ORIGINAL REVIEW🔅I love these clothespins!👉I don’t wear jeans so I’m not sure how well they would hold them up, so I used a wet sweatshirt for reference.👉The sweatshirt is a Large in Women’s👉They did leave a light indentation on the sweatshirt, but I put my clothes on tumble dry after they have dried out completely to get rid of wrinkles.👉The wooden clothespins kept staining my clothes, so honestly anything would be better, but I’m extremely happy with my purchase👉PLEASE upvote my review if you found it helpful! Thanks😁

Love these! Wish I had bought these originally. They work so well! Nothing to come apart, easier to hold several in your hand at once, stay clipped even in strong breeze/ medium wind (have not tried in strong wind yet). Was completely frustrated with wood pins, especially when they failed to hold in the wind, causing clothes to fall on dirt ground. An added benefit: when I drop pins on the ground, the dogs aren’t interested in grabbing and chewing on them. ;-) Wooden clothes pins are a total waste, in every way — money, durability, handling, and ease of use. I highly recommend these! Looking for the perfect clothes pin holder? See my review of Rothco Canvas Travel Kit bag.

I've used these smaller stainless steel wire clips on my outdoor laundry rack for several months now. I find they are adequate to hold everything from sheets to towels to small washable rugs. No rust has appeared on any of the clips, even though I leave them on the line between laundry days. Our summer has been quite wet, and always high humidity. Another larger SS clip from another source does have rust issues. I do not need to order more, because the 60 pack covers my needs for now and the immediate future. The plastic zip bag holds those so far unused, and they take up little room in my kitchen tool drawer....I'm sure every homeowner has a similar spot where tools and gadgets are corralled, and these pins cause no issues closing the drawer with their slight bulk.Yes, I recommend them to anyone who hangs clothing on small diameter line or wire. A large diameter rope would require a larger pin.

I first found something similar on a camping trip. They were covered in vinyl and colorful. When I saw this, I thought they were the same but covered in clear vinyl. I reread after the order went through and realized that they're bare metal. After getting these, I like them a bit more. They are a little narrower the hole in the spring is a slightly larger diameter. I'm glad I bought more than I need because I can see my family using them in a variety of creative ways.

I wanted a clothes pin smaller than a regular clothes pin to sort of mark, by clipping them to the proper corners, of sheets to make it easier for me to identify which end of the sheet goes to the end of the bed. They grip the clothes to the line very well, and I use them for all the laundry items that I hang, ( all of it ). I have been using them for a while, none have sprung out, all are still strong holding. They are made in China, not to say that China can’t make some good stuff, but I wonder if America can still make this kind of item with the same quality. I really like them.

They would be wonderful if they were a tad bigger but they work great. I should have ordered a bigger package I couldn't imagine all the uses I would come up with for them. I really love them now that I have them I am constantly finding something to clip-- I even use them in place of twist ties now to close up items that are not in ziplock storage bags.

These are not very strong and I could not use them as clothes hangers for my pants. They work great as food bag/chip clips and to hold up light stuff like socks and gloves.

Did not hold clothes on line and bent out of shape easily