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Safety Tips
- Only use wooden clothespins—plastic ones may melt or release harmful fumes.
- Never leave clothespins unattended on high heat for long periods. Remove them once their job is done.
- Always supervise when using any DIY tool near open flames or hot surfaces.
Other Creative Kitchen Clothespin Uses
- Marking cooking times or doneness on pots and pans
- Holding recipe cards on cabinets or shelves for easy reading while cooking
- Sealing bags of chips, spices, or baking ingredients between uses
Final Thoughts
Sometimes, the most effective kitchen hacks come from looking at everyday items in new ways. Sticking a clothespin into the heating grid may sound quirky, but it’s a handy trick that adds convenience and safety without requiring fancy tools or gadgets.
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