Sorbo Birchwood Wooden Pegs, 36 Pack, Non-Splinter, Suitable for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 7 Coil Spring, Extra Stong and Durable, Brown

Okay wooden pegs for art/craft projects, I used them for fine motor skills activities, but they easily broke. Wouldn’t be very good for actually hanging clothes with!

always grip the washing well

Not the most sturdy pegs you will ever buy. But for a penny under three quid they do their intended job just fine.Unless you need to be the neighbour with the posh £30 pegs these are perfectly adequate for holding your washing on the line. And lets be honest, your neighbours will be checking out the skimpy knickers on the line....not your pegs :)

I have seen bad reviews about those pegs and that almost put me off buying it. Fortunately the clear pictures on amazon helped me to buy it.These pegs are the best I have in my household. I only use wooden pegs, because plastic is not for me.they are just GREAT. Strong and well made. The spring between two wooden pieces is coiled several times which adds to it's strength. I do hove some other pegs with just 4 coils- they do not work as well as these SORBO pegs.I am seriously recommending them.Just remember when you put 1 in the shopping basket you will be told at the checkout, that 2 is the minimum order. Still amazing value for money.Plus I use them for sealing open bags in the freezer or cupboard.

These are old fashioned wooden pegs. I’m not sure why but l’ve already lost 1/3 of them as the spring pops up and splits, l tried very hard to put them together.. sorry l don’t want to be responsible but anyone buying these then regretting it. No comments on recommendations, they’re not cheap either!!!!

Works well seem sturdy and doesn't appear to make clothing too much

I've returned to using wooden pegs again after getting annoyed with the regularity that plastic pegs fail. Always snapping after a few weeks, getting brittle and just falling apart, these wooden pegs are sturdy and reliable and last so much longer

They're decent enough pegs but they're small, and I stress SMALL. About half the size of other pegs I have (see photo for size comparison). They're fine for light things like kids clothing, tea towels and pants, etc., but I wouldn't trust them to hold up a pair of trousers.