Best clothes pegs

[UCOforAC12]

I have a mismash of rubbish ones and not enough anyway. What are your recommendations for non marking pegs to hang clothes on an outdoor line please?

[dementedpixie]

I have eco force ones bought cheaply from morrisons

[mommybear1]

Hegs- they are great you can usually pick them up for a good price at ALDI

[UCOforAC12]

We have both of those supermarkets near by thank you

[Strongbeatsskinny]

Soft grip ones by Lakeland

[JumpingFrogs]

Lakeland. Have had some of mine for years and have never had a broken one. They have several types but the ones with flowers on are the strongest

[everythingisginandroses]

Another vote for Lakeland. We have a mixture of Lakeland and some cheap ones from god knows where. I am planning to buy more Lakeland and throw away the other ones, due to their habit of announcing their demise by snapping and flying apart in all directions when you try to use them - I have been hit in the eye several times

[NannyR]

Traditional wooden ones, they do the job, are really cheap to buy and biodegradable.

[fairislecable]

I have had these for a few years now and the work really well.

Due to their shape I can hold 6 in my hand at a time.

www.amazon.co.uk/Posh-Pegs-Pack-40-Colours/dp/B002FAAU6W/ref=sr_1_21?s=gateway&keywords=laundry%20pegs%20twist&qid=1556730476&sr=8-21&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[70isaLimitNotaTarget]

Lakeland with the flowers on. No contest

[ExpletiveDelighted]

Wooden ones, cheap and do a really good job.

[deadsexy]

Lakeland

[WhereYouLeftIt]

Another vote for Lakeland's soft grip pegs. Must have got them about five years ago, maybe more. Never had one break on me, which can't be said of others I have had.

[theyellowjumper]

I use soft grip Lakeland ones on things like t shirts that would get peg marks, and traditional wooden ones on everything else.