SupaHome Wooden Hardwood Clothes Pegs Pack Of 36

These have just arrived, and look Okay-ish. I thought some of the negative reviewers may have been peg snobs! (Sorry)They do twist when you squeeze them so I can see I'll lose quite a few like that. Also if you have thick towels they may struggle to peg that and the line.They arrive in a parcel labelled fragile- handle with care so if you're out, postie won't pop them through the letterbox and you may end up driving to the post office to collect them which will add to the cost.There cheap though and who wants to spend money on pegs?!

I actually use these for winding a little yarn around, then writing the shade on the longer part. An easy way to mix and match colours when planning knitting or crochet rather than comparing the full balls of yarn. Lost a point because I suspect the two halves could easily come apart from the metal if used as intended.

Good product, although about 30% of the pegs do not look good and have imperfections, so cannot be used for had crafting. They can be used for laundry as they are reasonably strong and well made. I do not think they are "deluxe", they are reasonably good quality, I expected better.

The price says it all: You get a bunch of pegs for a cheap price that are relatively low build quality but that do last for a while as long as you treat them with a minimal amount of care. They sort of feel like bullets: you might use up many but you have a million more left in your cartridge.

These pegs are a bargain price but you do get what you pay for. They do the job but aren't the greatest quality. Some of the wood is a bit splintery so I wouldn't want to use them on delicate fabrics as I think through edges would catch and hitch the fabric. Not bad for the money though.

They do the job though I'm not expecting them to last that long, pretty flimsy not like others I've had

Let me preface this review by saying - I'm not the sort of guy who usually leaves reviews. I barely have ten words to say about anything. How was work? Fine. Have you done your progress report? No. What do you want for dinner tonight? Don't mind.I am, however, the sort of guy who needed pegs. A growing family has forced me to reconsider my peg situation quite abruptly. "Why not just start using pegs between two pieces of clothing?" I hear you ask. I dont want to be that sort of dad. A washing line full of shirts holding hands. Not me. That's how it starts. Shirts holding hands, jumping the barriers at the train station, accidentally not scanning a leg of lamb. Then next thing you know I'm standing in Hatton Garden with a jack hammer. Not me.I needed pegs, and bought these.Let's start with the good points, because I sure as hell won't close with them.They arrived.They worked.Now to the negatives.ONCE. The pegs worked once.Now I understand that cheap things are not designed to last forever. I do not expect to buy the last drinks straw I'll ever need at forty years old. However, pegs should last a while."What went so wrong though Steve, to motivate you to leave this rambling review?"I'll tell you. Pegs are simple machines. Spring. Wood.It's not hard. Springs must spring and wood must remain rigid (Ahem).These springs failed on both parts. Once the springs had sprung they were sprang. The metal retained none of the elasticity of a normal peg. Cheap metal. Useless spring.And the wood. The wood was so knotted that, even in first use, some of them buckled under my paltry, office worker, pinch.I'm glad I started with the positives because I' angry now. I think I'd struggle to be objective.I'll conclude with a simple 'avoid'. You owe yourself more than these can give.

Reported price - extraordinary balanced quality. Quality is MAXIMUM, for such a small price !!!!Thank you very much, for this!With respect and considerationTibi