STAINLESS LAUNDRY HANGER 40P

I was using a plastic pinch with an aluminum frame, but although aluminum is light and good, the pinch deteriorates and breaks because it is always hanging out to dry. I was using a replacement, but I decided to try using all metal. So far, it's comfortable. I wonder if the collaboration of aluminum and stainless steel makes it a little lighter?

It's stylish and good as a clothesline. It's stainless steel, but it's light and easy to handle.

The design is good, and they're easy to use. I recommend them because the best clothespin for laundry is the easiest to use.

I bought it because I thought that stainless steel would not break and would not rust easily. This is something that can't be helped, but it is still heavy, and it can't be hooked onto a washing pole. If it's windy, it will move unless you clip it in place. Also, which was a shame, when I tried to clip my husband's slacks in place, they kept slipping off no matter how many times I tried. I think it's because of the material, but I also think the clips themselves are weak. If you're thinking about durability, stainless steel is good, but if that's all you think about, then this is a mistake for our household.

I'm glad I did. If I have the chance again, I'd like to buy some more.