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Reviewed By: Gayle On: 04/28/2008 at 11:41:22 |
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| I have had a set of 4 sock clips for many years and think they are the greatest thing for keeping my socks from the sock Monster! I couldn't remeber where I cbought them so I have recently been looking on the internet to find more. I want to give them to my two married kids so they can keep their kids socks from being devoured by the same sock monster. Since I have been using these clips, I haven't lost one sock! They are easy to use, work in both the washer and dryer, and don't tear up my socks (even my delicate ones). I would recomend them highly! |
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Reviewed By: Guest On: 04/22/2008 at 17:50:32 |
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| Concept is fantastic. |
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Reviewed By: Guest On: 04/19/2008 at 18:46:52 |
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| I hope that these will save me a lot of energy. Before using sock clips, I simply tied each pair of socks together. However, that made for some very thick balls of material at the center of each knot. It typically took THREE cycles or more thru the dryer to get them acceptably dry. With the sock clips, the are dry after the first cycle and there is no more searching for matches. |
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Reviewed By: Phil B. On: 04/19/2008 at 08:21:19 |
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| The sock clips are of multiple use. I had for years safety-pinned my sock in pairs, but many of my brown and black dress socks are difficult to sort in dim light, so I clip the brown socks with red clips and the black with black clips. Further, on trips (and I travel a LOT) the hook on the clips transforms hotel hangers into pants hangers which hang out the usual wrinkles from packing. On long trips I carry a thin nylon line with suction cups at both ends and do laundry in the shower. Your clips make very neat clothespins and are smaller and lighter than the commercial ones. |
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Reviewed By: Bill On: 04/02/2008 at 17:13:21 |
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| No lost or mismatched (navy and black, for example) socks. They work great. AND STILL MADE IN THE USA!! |
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| A little noisy tumbling in the dryer, but compared to all the benefits, it's really not a big deal. |
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| My wife and I purchased some sock clips several years ago. As our sock inventory has increased, my wife asked me to order some more. Since I hadn't seen ads for them recently, I thought that they might not be available; or if they were, they would now be Made in China. Much to my surprise, I Googled and found their Web site right away. We are ordering several more sets. They would also make great stocking stuffers for the holidays. |