A More Beautifully Ordered Laundry Room Starts With the Smallest Details – Joseph Joseph's PegStore Keeps Clothespins in Check And Helps 'Find Joy in Laundry'

It's just $29, too

A hand hanging blue and yellow shirts on a washing line with the Joseph Joseph PegStore, with blue skies behind
(Image credit: Joseph Joseph)

Without a tumble dryer at home, I rely on clothespins to hang my laundry on my clothesline to air-dry. This may seem inconvenient, but I prefer the fresh scent that this slower process offers. What I don't appreciate, though, is how often my pins end up broken or lost on the journey from my washing machine to my yard and back.

That's why, when I spotted the Joseph Joseph PegStore, available at Amazon, I knew I had to invest. Complete with 30 pins and a handy storage stand to conveniently keep them all in one place, it's the useful laundry day addition I never knew I needed.

Now, doing laundry is easier than ever.

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The benefits of air-drying laundry can't be disputed. It's more eco-friendly, gentler on fabrics, andcosts absolutely nothing to do. That is, unless you have to keep replacing lost or broken pins.

Introducing the Joseph Joseph PegStore, available at Amazon − a simple solution to make organizing a laundry room and hanging out washing easier than ever. It's undoubtedly one of the things organized people have in their laundry rooms, and for good reason.

With a compact size and handy hanging hook, this sturdy stand comes with 30 pins, each of which features ridged teeth for a secure grip on clothes. They, along with the stand, are also durable and UV-resistant, so are built to withstand heavy use, both indoors and outside, throughout all four seasons.

Joseph Joseph PegStore pictured hanging on a washign line in front of a bright blue sky

The stand can be hooked over your clothesline.

(Image credit: Joseph Joseph)

If working towards a more sustainable home is top of your priority list, both the stand and the pins are made with at least 70 per cent post-consumer recycled plastic, too. And, as they're built to last, you should also find yourself replacing them far less often than more affordable alternatives.

Shopper May, alongside a five-star rating, assures they're 'Great quality.' 'I was finally able to purchase the product and didn't regret it,' they explain. 'It is not only pretty but also has great quality; the pins are sturdy, [and] the holder is a great idea to have the pins in one place if not used. I really love the brand, did not disappoint with this product.'

Another, Nathan, even goes so far as to say the Joseph Joseph PegStore adds 'joy to laundry.'

'My overall experience with Joseph Joseph products has been beautiful and efficient design, so I was expecting exactly that from this product, and these delivered,' they share. 'I love that they come with an storage organizer that hangs from the line for easy access. They feel durable with a solid spring and texture and ergonomics that inspire use.

'While this product doesn't have me falling in love with the chore of laundry, it adds ease and even joy to hanging clothes to dry. My other wood and plastic pin options were far cheaper than this $25 option; however, this is a product I would actually consider buying again if it went missing... it adds that much value to an otherwise humdrum task.'

And, if you're already looking to get organized for Christmas, with gifting season just around the corner, John adds that the 'compact and convenient laundry solution' would 'make a good stocking stuffer [for] the organized person in your life.' Inspired and useful.

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All prices were correct at the time of publication.


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Ottilie Blackhall
Sleep Editor

Ottilie joined Homes & Gardens in 2024 as the News Writer on Solved, after finishing a Master's in Magazine Journalism at City, University of London. Now, as the Sleep Editor, she spends her days producing content on all things sleep – from mattresses and sheets to protectors and pillows, all of which she tests in her own home. She also has particular expertise in home fragrance, covering everything from candles to reed diffusers, and frequently attends showrooms, including Vispring and Frette, and events hosted by the likes of Diptyque, Jo Malone, and Malin+Goetz.

Previously, she has written for Livingetc and Motorsport Magazine, and also has a Master's degree in English Literature and History of Art from the University of Edinburgh.