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I have a few of the smaller ones and love to use them. I'll have to check out the larger ones. Guess if I need a real large one, I can just go to the laundry room and get one out of the bag. lol
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Originally Posted by annpryor
(Post 6240195)
In my younger days we called them clothespins.
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Very cool!
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I have used them for the last year, just love them. But I found mine at the dollar store, got 50 of them for $1.00. Very cost effective. Maybe your dollar store carries them also, look in the craft isle that's where I found mine. good luck
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They are clothes pegs to us in the UK but they are handy for other uses.
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Fivepaws, we used them as clothes pins too. I use new ones to close bags in the kitchen, potato chips etc. But we hung clothes out in all times except rain.lol. We took in laundry to make a quarter. Worked like crazy. But it didn't kill us.
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Originally Posted by annpryor
(Post 6240195)
In my younger days we called them clothespins.
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They r clothes pins still. Should fine bags of them in landry dept. were the clothes baskets, landry hampers etc. r and should be a lot cheaper for buying them by the bags, but being they r mini may not be in that dept. I use to c them in crafts at Walmarts, haven't paid much attention lately.
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i like those little metal hair clips that have been around for years to hold the binding .....the teardrop shaped ones that bend ...
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I am just curious to know why they are kept in the stationary department?
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