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Frequently asked questions
Most people choose the oiled option. This provides some protection from the elements and can be reapplied. The one downside is some customers do not like the smell of linseed oil. If you want to use your own finish or have a strong sense of smell, we recomend selecting the unfinished ash pins.
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All the work is done in Tomball, TX. The material is sourced from the USA as well. The ash hardwood we use is from the Southern USA or lower Appalachian including Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. The Ash trees from this area have a finer texture and machinability than it’s Northern counterpart, and tends to have a more uniform white color with less of the brown heartwood. The full coiled stainless steel springs are sourced from a spring manufacturer in the Northeast USA.
Heritage Clothespin (Made in USA) on Top and Foreign Made Pin on the Bottom.
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Heritage Clothespins are handmade in the USA with hardwood ash lumber and stainless steel springs resulting in a quality clothespin that will last for years. They are inspected numerous times through the 12 step process to ensure they will reliably hold your clothes on the line in strong wind and not twist apart like other pins from the big box stores are prone to do. As with pretty much anything these days, you get what you pay for.
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