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How do clothes pegs work?
Clothes pegs work by gripping onto the fabric of clothing items, such as shirts or pants, when hung up to dry. The two prongs of the pegs maintain tension when squeezed together, allowing them to secure the clothing to a line or hanger.
Where is clothespin?
Clothspin (UK clothe's peg or simply pegs) are wooden or plastic pegs (clips) that are used to fasten washing on a clothes line while the clothes dry in the open air.
What is the purpose of a clothes peg?
Clothes-pegs (or clothespins) are small wooden or plastic clips designed to hang clothes up for drying. The clothes are normally fastened with the peg to a clothes line or rack.
What is the purpose of a cloth?
Clothes-pegs (or clothespins) are small wooden or plastic clips designed to hang clothes up for drying. The clothes are normally fastened with the peg to a clothes line or rack.
What are Cribbage pieces called?
In Cribbage, the pieces are called "pegs" or "cribbage pegs." These are used to keep track of the score on the cribbage board.
What are cribbage markers called?
PEGS
What are the 4 nobs called on a violin?
They are known as tuning pegs.
What are the little plug ins called on a acoustic guitar?
believe they are called snug pegs
What is the game called when you drop a ball and and it hits pegs that stick out?
Peggle
Why are pegs called pegs?
Pegs are called pegs because they are usually small, cylindrical or peg-shaped objects that are used to hold things in place or hang items on. The term "peg" likely originated from the Old English word "pegge," meaning a small, pointed object used for fastening.
How was a clothes peg made?
a crab Some dummy thinks a crab invented clothes pegs. Well to be honest I don't know either, but could someone hurry up and answer it properly. Thank you.
What is the thing called on the wheel of a bike where another person can stand?
Bunny pegs.
