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The best plastic clothes pegs I've ever bought and I've tried all sorts and brands. They are strong and the plastic doesn't go brittle like cheap plastic pegs. The design has been changed a bit since I originally bought them - I bought 48 more recently and now the pegs REALLY grip the washing line so they're better than ever. Nice and chunky, so they're easy to handle and use. Don't hesitate to buy these - you won't be disappointed.
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A bit disappointed in these pegs as they don't grip the clothes and keep them in place on the line as I thought.
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I have both arthritus and tendonitis in my hands, found some of these pegs "by accident" locally, I have a daughter who is adicted to all things "Minky". No doesn't have these pegs! I found they are soft enough for me to be able to open and peg items, yet, big and strong enough to handle heavy items, like bath towels. They will rust eventually if you leave them out, I have now bought a decent size box, so they go away in the shed when not in use.
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Chunky can be good-it usually means strong too but thet do take up a lot of room in peg bag! Durability matters. Haven`t had them long enough to say-ask me in 5 years but they are of the type of plastic that usually has a long life so I`m hopeful.
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I know the ropes when it comes to hanging washing out. Been a solo Dad hanging Terry Nappies with Wooden Pegs. Now help out with my Grandchildren. My Daughter increased the supply of Pegs a year ago to this brand. So impressed at the strength they are the Rolls Royce of Pegs I can highly recommend with a plus.
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