Cloth Diaper Pins Stainless Steel Traditional Safety Pin (Asst)

was not disclosed to me at the time I ordered them. I have won 1 point for My hands must have been full of them when they were hand carried from China to Customs, then handled several times by rowboat across the Pacific Ocean, then carried across the states until they reached Here's the product I ordered three packages of 10 pins I received them in a timely manner. I received 8 packages of 8 pins each, for a total of 64 This SEEMS like a good deal, but in fact it's These pins are a little shorter than normal 3-inch pins, but are approximately 1 inch long Diaper pins of approximately two inches in diameter were found here in the U. S. It will not work on American diapers because they are thick. The recommendation I would make is Don't make the same mistake I did and don't buy this product!.

Myla Moon

| Feb 14, 2021

The diaper pin should not be used. After waiting about 5 weeks to be delivered, it was finally Because they are so small, they are difficult to see You should consider U. S. sales if you intend to sell your products there. If you want to put it in inches, do so here An infant diaper made of thick cloth is too bulky to close. I am also disappointed because I did not receive a refund. As well as. Pink or purple were not my colors of choice. In addition to the three pinks and three purples, no other matches were found. This type of stuff usually comes in sets of one green and one yellow, one white and one red, etc. I've also found misrepresentation in all of it. It lists the size of the pkg in the description. The package doesn't matter to me. Does Amazon know the size of the product? If so, these listings should be forbidden. A description is given below. A traditional cloth diaper pin made with stainless steel (ASST). **I admit I didn't check the other sizes of diaper pins because I didn't know there were others on the market In any case, mm doesn't mean anything to me. The steel should be tested for strength, but how do you do that? As a result, the pin bends when it is first used, as well as being too short. If the steel bends, it won't work when clasping. As I haven't been able to use it for diaper closing, I am not certain if this is the case.

Fiona Keller

| Jul 14, 2021

The pins in these pictures don't belong to a There are barely enough room to pin two socks together to wash them, so I'm not sure what to do with them. It would seem that these would be suitable for putting on a child's Barbie as a dialer. No, I am not convinced they would be big enough for a Tickle Me Elmo to fit inside I suggest that you do not think about human diapers at all. What if the tape comes off and you want to use these with plastic diapers then? I'm sure she doesn't go through real diapers.

Milan Yu

| Aug 05, 2020

Among the rules of the residence, one stood out to me as being unlike any I have There's a clear distinction "I don't sort socks!" said the housekeeper. Pin them together with Safety (Diaper) Pins if you want them sorted. I purchased roughly a dozen of these at the supermarket and told the store to mail them to me the following day. The easiest way to fold and put away the socks was to pin them at the bottom of the heel area. The aforementioned items are sometimes difficult to locate nowadays. The truth is that I continue to use them. The following year, after I had left the residence that year and assumed responsibility for washing my own clothes again, I never stopped pinning my socks together. The first thing I want to mention is that I have never lost a sock in all this time. It is possible that I lost a pair, but I wasn't exactly diligent about keeping track of them. In addition to learning something new, I also made a few new friends. As for sorting socks, I do not like it! Since I had information that was new to me, I was not going back to the It would be quite stupid to do that. I thought what I heard might have been a cranky complaint, turned out to be some My summer collection of pins still contains most of the ones I bought. Restocking is something I do every now and then. It happens occasionally that one of my pins breaks or a piece of plastic breaks. Despite this, they are designed to provide a safe environment for made of stainless steel, so they won't rust. When they close, they lock into place so that it must be deliberately opened in order to remove them. In addition to their strength, they can last several decades if washed weekly. When you do the laundry for a family, you can assign different colors to different pairs of socks so that you never have to worry about knowing who belongs to them When you weigh the price against the quality, these are also a bargain.

You may not find another review from this angle for these. Yet I thought I would share the wealth by sharing the wisdom of the housekeeper that summer. Sorting socks is surely not a favorite activity for more than two of us in the world!.

Diana Merrill

| Dec 17, 2020

A regular safety pin has a tendency to warp or just open, and that is painful. To prevent my skirts from falling on me, I pin the waistholes of my skirts so they won't fall down on me after I finish them. I have used these and they work! Those pins do exactly what I expected them to do, which is stay in place while I'm wearing the skirt without sticking As well as being useful for emergencies that need to be pinned by something strong, they are great for keeping around the house for future reference Many of my grandchildren are babies, and you would be surprised to see how often safety pins are required, even in this era of disposable diapers. I highly recommend them for those uses. Hopefully, I won't lose them and have to order new ones, but I would go right back to the same merchant and order the same ones.

Lena Forbes

| Jun 17, 2021

Pins such as these are hard to open and the needle part of the pin doesn't sit very deep into the plastic catch, so I'm not too confident they won't pop open when under stress. A short pin like this one does not measure the plastic area or the spring loop but only measures about an inch in long. A diaper pin of this length will last less than half as long as a standard.

Misael Espinoza

| Apr 09, 2021

This set of pins will do just fine for me. They are made of thinner wire than the pricier Sassy pins, and even of greater concern to me, they open backward (maybe lefties Before I received these, I wasn't even aware of how important it was which way the pins opened, but my fingers seem to be clumsy when I pin them. In our laundry, we use diaper pins to cleat socks together, and for the longest time the plastic heads of the pins have stood up to the dryer's incredible heat. Performing them backwards, I would rate them a 4, but if they were made of heavier wire, I would rate them.

Rayden Rivers

| May 19, 2021