Old wooden clothespins are traditional laundry tools used for hanging clothes on a clothesline to dry. They typically consist of two wooden pieces hinged together with a spring, allowing them to clamp onto the fabric of the clothing. These classic clothespins have been a staple in households for generations, offering a simple and effective way to air-dry laundry outdoors.
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