Pig Peg Durable Clothes Pegs & Food Storage Sealing Clips - Pack of 20

This product is top class. it feels unbreakable and So well made and good Value for money. Easy wipe pegs which is important nowadays.. Bright colour so it's easy to find them. overall this is a really reliable and strong product .

Perfect pig pegs!!! Durable and very cute :)

These pig clips are humorous and I like them.They are far too small/tight to work as clothes pegs on a standard line - you could try but you’d probably end up damaging your clothes.Where they do work well is to hold shut food packets such as bread or big packets of crisps.But in that capacity, does anyone really need 20 of them?Would prefer a smaller packet at half the cost or perhaps make some ‘big pigs’ in a larger size that could be useful as clothes pegs.Still, a fun product.

not great

Sturdy pegs, will hold washing on the line. Easier to put on then take off line. My mother who is elderly struggled to get them off the line.

Extremely useful, good quality product which I have used and will continue to use on a daily basis.

Have tried many pegs over the years and this is the best peg ever. Not even the heaviest objects blow off the line in the strongest winds. They also fasten plastic bags like a dream. Fantastic product alround.

good pegs... to remove with ease, bring top of peg down to either side, so it's lying on top of washing line (as it were). Don't struggle to pull it off outwards... just turn the peg to 'lie it down' and it lets go easily. V like nautical pegs, as used on yaughts - these use same principle of needing to be extra strong in high winds, yet compact for ease of use, easy to hold in the palm whilst a boat is tipping you sideways! Same principle but more fun, being pigs.AFTER USING FOR WEEKS... well, sadly I’m finding more in the grass, in my dog’s mouth, anywhere but on the LINE! I think this is because the cut-out ‘grab’ slots are too narrow for my line, which is probably use like yours... same size as lines have always been. So an earlier reviewer was right; arthritic hands struggle with them, ie, to get them ON as firmly as needed (for an average day - not a ‘Storm Francis’ day). Thus, they fall off like blossom from a cherry tree. Ill try to return mine, but may have left it too late. I cant faff around getting a slimmer line;- They aren’t fit for purpose. Ramming them on damages and stretches the washing. Sorry, coz I love all pigs. But its the truth.