Description
Plastic clothespins are cheap, but sun makes them brittle and after a summer they snap. Wooden pins last much longer.
These pins are made of beech wood. Beech is hard and smooth, and it doesn’t splinter. The wood is untreated, so there is no paint that can come off on a white shirt. Wood doesn’t fade or crack in the sun.
The springs are made of galvanized steel. Normal steel rusts when it stays wet, and rust leaves brown marks on laundry. Galvanized steel has a zinc layer that stops rust. After a rain shower, your sheets stay clean.
The spring is strong. A pin holds a heavy towel or a pair of jeans on the line, also in the wind.
You get 100 pins. That is enough to hang several full loads at once.
Store the pins in a basket or bag that lets air through, so they dry well after use.
A good match for the drying rack 20 meter.
