Pins to Secure Furniture SlipCovers
599040
I bought a bag of these to secure a seat cover to a recliner.  They work as advertised.  However, the heads will quickly work loose if they are under tension/load.  The heads will pop off so you should plan on replacing these periodically.

I would definitely buy them again.  I just want to alert you to their limitations.  They are not perfect and won't last forever.
3068030
An easy and quick solution to prevent the new slim cabinet TV's from tipping over. Can attach to the wall studs or to the TV stand.
941275
these adapters are the best way to get your furniture moved closer to your walls.  the typical straight wall connector and cable will either keep your furniture away from the wall or you risk damaging the cable as you push your furniture closer to the wall.  I've put one everywhere I have a cable receptacle.
1140049
I used these to tuck into furniture to keep the covers in place and they work great for it. Very sturdy, will be buying more in the summer for the pool.
1753881
Very handy for those hard to reach plugs behind furniture. Fits tightly and stays securely.
1884385
I've ordered this grips for my couches. They are secure on the wood floors. Furniture does not slide.  I recomened then.
3238
Perfect match to make an arm protector for our family room couch. Good thickness. Grandkids tend to climb on the fat arm and ruined the upholstery there.
3312671
The slipcovers were easy to put on.  It looks like a new couch and now matches our decor.  Great buy.
1686213
Use for keeping bed skirts on the box spring and sheets on the mattress.
1872075
Love the protection and overall look of this item in use, however buy upholstery  pins to help them stay in place if yours are used heavily.
1899115
Not the ultimate solution, they're big and visible. Magnets hold well. I'm glad people still keep trying to solve the age old duvet slippage problem though!
280946
So I have the Milano leather sectional from Macy's which is a great couch I got on sale but when it was delivered the pins were not there. I thought I could live without the pins but after a week I was fed up with every time I sat down the couch separated. I called Macy's to see if they could send me the pins. Their only solution was to re deliver a whole other couch because they could not supply just the pins. I said no thanks I'll figure it out and found these pins. They fit perfect. I don't believe I just wrote a review for a couple inch piece of metal.
3209068
Well made, strong, grippers grip well. I am using them to secure a Pet Furniture Protector on a sofa, which puts them under quite a strain.
836999
These are nice and thick.  They seem like they will last a long time.  They are easy to use, no fumbling around trying to velcro anything.  Just slip on and your furniture is protected from dust and rain.

The string and toggle on this one is great to help have a snug fit around the bottom.

I have one for every piece of wicker furniture I have.
4328451
These keep my duvet in place.  I hate it when my my duvet slides all inside the cover and I constantly have to readjust it.  These pins solve the problem and my duvet stays perfectly in place.

The Good:  My duvet stays in place and it is secure.

The Not-So-Good:  the pins are a bit big and can be unattractive as well as startling when you get hit with one.

Overall:  I like that they keep my duvet in place and make it easier to make my bed and keep it looking neat.
4475492
These worked pretty well. There was one (maybe two) pin in the lot of 50 that didn't work -- the top spun freely so I had to toss that one.  Otherwise, these worked well.  I used them to pin up the dust skirt of two couches before putting a cover over top.  Used 48 pins for both couches (a 2 cushion loveseat and a 3 cushion couch).
3803301
Love these little clips for holding my fabric together instead of using pins!  Would also like a slightly larger version too for thicker fabrics.