Well what did we find in New Zealand? Not another peg I hear you say!
Yes you're right, but it was an unusual one shaped like a J and they are sold in bags of 100 for next to nothing. After the last posting, we needed a cheap one!
Now then, I ask you, how does it work? Customers in their thousands are asking themselves the same question and consequently not buying them. When used correctly, these pegs can hold a pair of jeans securely on the line in a 100 mile an hour gale and aren't supposed to mark the clothes either.
Yes you're right, but it was an unusual one shaped like a J and they are sold in bags of 100 for next to nothing. After the last posting, we needed a cheap one!
Now then, I ask you, how does it work? Customers in their thousands are asking themselves the same question and consequently not buying them. When used correctly, these pegs can hold a pair of jeans securely on the line in a 100 mile an hour gale and aren't supposed to mark the clothes either.
The New Zealand peg currently on sale is the blue one in the photograph. It was designed in Australia, patented and made in New Zealand. What a revolutionary design I hear you say. Oh but wait - there's more - look at the red one.
The red peg was made in America in the late 1940's or early 1950's. The Kiwi J peg couldn't be a copy, or could it?
So ....... just how DOES it work? Answers in the comments section please!!
2 comments:
Speaking as an unconfused kiwi
do I get the hundred bucks if I tell you how to it works?
Hello, Luke just got super excited when he saw your picture Mike, Your baby treasure loves you!!
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