Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips

RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips Post by macou33 (3) | (08/30/2008) Contact I use clothes pins also for keeping the cello bag inside the cereal box from spilling out as I store my cereal box on the side and those flaps on top aren't too reliable. What did we do before clip clothes pins?? haha Report Spam or Abuse RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips Post By Carolyn (Guest Post) (08/29/2008) Right before school started, several teens stopped by the house on a scavenger hunt. They needed a clothespin but had no idea what a clothespin was. Made me feel old, old, old :) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips Post by Deeli (111) | (08/29/2008) Contact Here's another idea for closing bags ... It depends on the material whether it works or not (plastic, cellophane, paper, etc.) ... I've found it works more often than not and 'won't need to use a clip at all' :-) I tried writing out an easily understandable explanation but wasn't doing well at it so decided to see if there was a post anywhere on a google search showing how to do it and, yep, there's a visual on YouTube :-) Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-KncC7We4Q Happy Bag Closing Testing ;-) Report Spam or Abuse Tip: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips Post by jess_admin (687) | (08/29/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Instead of spending any money at all on those cutesy little clips for closing potato chip bags and other bags, I use plain ol' clothespins, the kind with a spring. I've even been known to spray paint 'em in bright colors if they're going to be in plain sight. You probably already have a clothespin-bag full of them at home. :) By Jan from Champaign, IL Feedback: RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips I also use them to close bags od frozen veggies from the super market when I don't use the whole bags. They are also good for hanging pants and long skirts in the closet so you don't get a "broken leg" crease and have to press before wearing. Having broken a fortune in bought chip clippers I much prefer the clothespins. (01/28/2008) By MartyD RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips Nope, don't have a clothesline, so I use the extra-large paper clips. Work just fine. (01/28/2008) By sheilamay RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips I don't have a clothesline either but I still bought some to use for this purpose and other things too (01/28/2008) By imaqt1962 RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips Hi Jan... I live in Urbana nice to see someone closer to me on here (01/28/2008) By suzanne RE: Use Clothes Pins for Chip Clips I use clothespins in the kitchen for everything. If it's an opened bag, it's definitely held shut with a clothespin - much quicker and less annoying than twist-ties and cheaper than commercial bag clips. When it breaks, hey, I've got 49 more. (01/29/2008) By czechens Report Spam or Abuse