Uses for Clothespins

You use them to hang laundry on the line, but the rest of the time, your clothespins just sit there in a bucket or bag. Clothespins can have many other uses, however, particularly the spring kind of clothespin. Whether made of wood or plastic, they're a convenient organizing tool. Does this Spark an idea?

  1. Hangers

    • Clothespins make good skirt hangers. Clip the skirt band to the bottom or the upper sides of a clothes hanger. Additionally, clothespins are good for clipping dresses to hangers if the shoulders slip off the hanger.

    Laundry Reminder

    • A piece of clothing or other laundry item might need stain removal or soaking before washing. Clipping a clothespin to it serves as a reminder not to just toss it in the washing machine.

    Bag Closers

    • Clothespins also are convenient for closing bags of food, such as potato chips and other snacks, bread bags and even plastic bags of vegetables.

    Paper Organizers

    • You can use clothespins to clip coupons together, along with the grocery list and an errand list. A clothespin also works for clipping money to a deposit slip and placing in the drawer at the bank's drive-up window.

    Traveler's Aid

    • Most people who have stayed at a motel have experienced a room where the drapes don't totally close. Clothespins can keep the edges together, keeping out light and giving you a better night's sleep.

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