CLOTH PINCH HANGER 50P NW

Anyway, it was cheap, so I bought two new ones. I was also considering stainless steel, but I chose this one because it was cheap and durable. It seems like the pins won't come off either.

I think it's a good product in terms of cost performance. It's a shame that you can't clamp and fix the clothesline unless it's a thin type. I think there is not enough warning when selling it. I bought it with great care, but it is not being used much in my house

When I bought it, I checked the number of hooks and the material. I thought it would get dirty because I would be putting it on the balcony, so I bought a cheap one with the idea of replacing it often, but my laundry line is an extendable one, and it seems thick, so I couldn't attach it to the thick part.

I use it on my balcony, where the wind often blows strongly, but so far it's been fine. The fact that the part that hooks onto the balcony railings is not made of plastic was the deciding factor in my purchase. If this were plastic, it would break easily. The clothes-drying area on my balcony is close to the balcony railings, so I didn't want the metal sound it makes when the wind blows and hits the railings to bother my neighbors, so I was glad that the part that hits the railings is made of plastic. I was able to make such a good purchase at such a low price.

It's not a problem to use, but I couldn't hang it because the thickness of my clothesline pole and the size of the scissor hook didn't match. I've been using it in different ways, such as using an S-hook or hanging it on a pole instead of a clothesline pole, but it's a bit of a stress to have the S-hook fall off.