Pegs!

DollyDabbler

I use these, as there are no springs on them, you just push them onto the line, they don't break or fall apart. They are tough, I've run over them with the lawn mower before now and fetched them out unscathed, just grassy.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PLASTIC-CLOTHES-PEGS-CYCLONE-STORM-FORCE-50-PACK-/120729749599?pt=UK_Laundry&hash=item1c1c0dc85f

catch_me_if_you_can

I want wooden pegs... I have to have matching coloured pegs on each thing I peg out ie both must be the same colour, can't have one of each colour on one garment as it's just wrong

I have brought things back in the house to avoid a mismatched peg scenario before now!

Wooden pegs would resolve this!

(I drive my OH up the wall!! )

sparx_2

catch_me_if_you_can wrote: »

I want wooden pegs... I have to have matching coloured pegs on each thing I peg out ie both must be the same colour, can't have one of each colour on one garment as it's just wrong :oQUOTE]


Ha Ha! Ditto! Glad I'm not the only one who colour coordinates the pegs on the washing line...:D

I bought Asda's plastic pegs and have found them to be very good - even when I rip the washing off the line in a hurry because it's started raining!