DuomiW Mesh Laundry Bag Heavy Duty Drawstring Bag, Factories, College, Dorm, Travel and Apartment Dwellers, 24 x 36 Inches (2 White & 1 Black)
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No, just use a strap to hang from a hook.
If you're not sure what pool floats are, look them up on the internet. These are strong enough to hold my entire week's worth of laundry, including towels and sheets. Every week, I drag the bag down a flight of stairs and wash it. It's holding up well.
I use them to transport laundry rather than to wash it in. The company says to contact them if you have any questions, so that's what I'd do.
The zipper is very close to the ends, so whatever the bag's width is (I believe it's 24in), that's the opening's width. I was able to easily fit a very large sleeping bag in there. These bags are fantastic!
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Bags are very nice. It went above and beyond my expectations. These bags are quite large and can hold a lot more than one might expect. I would buy it again. br>br>UPDATE: br>br> After four months of use, these bags are still in good shape. The price was well worth it. br>br>2ND UPDATE: These bags have been in my possession for over eight months and still look brand new. I would definitely order from them again.
The best thing I've ever had for doing laundry at home. The bag can hold several thick coats or a week's worth of laundry. I got this bag to protect some of my more expensive jackets from further damage. I put it through its paces with 7kg of clothing, including coats, and a heavy circle inside the washing machine. The bag as well as the clothes were in perfect condition when they were returned. These bags have gone above and beyond my expectations. I'd buy them again in a heartbeat. This book comes highly recommended.
br>Good thingbr>- It's a large bag. As a result, I put it in my laundry basket. Pull the drawstring and make your way to the laundry room. I live alone and can go anywhere from 12 to 2 weeks without doing any laundry.
- In the washer, it will not melt. While in the bag, the clothes were thoroughly washed. br>- In the dryer, it doesn't melt. My clothes stayed dry in the bag for a long time. br>- I thought the price for two large bags was reasonable. br>- The color black is impervious to bleeding. br>br>Improvementsbr>- br>br> I believe it would have been a better bag if it had a zipper instead of a drawstring. br>br>Lesson learnedbr>- In the laundry bag, I put my brassire. The hook snagged on the bag, ripping a hole in it. So, if you buy brassire, keep it separate, whether in a mesh bag, a ball, or a machine. br>- Also, don't hold the bag by the handle when it's full. The bag will ripbr>br>So, while both of my bags end up in the trash after 6 weeks, I could have kept them for much longer if I had followed my lessons learned.
After spending 40 minutes of a rainy day looking for the same and finding nothing but empty shelves and peg board pins, I simply went home and ordered these from Amazon. Despite a three-day delivery automated notice, they arrived the next day! br>Our once-a-month house cleaners, thinking they were doing a good job, searched a linen closet and extracted twin queen-sized down comforters from a cardboard packing box to put on two beds we decided were too warm for the season, which is why we removed them a few weeks ago. br> Instead of a stuffy humidity-absorbing cardboard box, I recycled the packing box, and now those comforters live in a breathing mesh bag. The second bag is still wrapped in plastic and placed on top of the Mexican blanket: That's where it'll be put to use. br>Recently, I've been reading about the "bad press" AMZN has been receiving regarding overworked, underpaid, and anti-union employees. I've owned AMZN stock and will continue to support their company because they get me what I want LIKE NOW with very few issues, none of which can be blamed on the company itself, but they cover all the bases on my behalf. It's well worth the Prime membership fees, which are very low for us because we both order a lot, as does our granddaughter, and free shipping helps to keep the costs down. br>About labor issues: I live and work in Florida, which is a Right to Work state, but I am a union member only so that I can have legal representation in the event that I need to sue my employer, which is unlikely at the moment because they are responsive to the needs and requests of their employees to my satisfaction. For those who feel the need to unionize, if and when the AMZN workforce is able to do so, that's fine: I understand that the cost of their demands will increase the price of goods sold on AMZN, and at that point, I will decide to comparison shop, as everyone has the right to do.
I requested an exchange at first, but after providing pictures, I was given a refund. br>br>I used one of these bags in our new front-loading washer at home after receiving them. I used a delicate cycle to wash a full-size comforter from one of my children's beds. When I took the comforter out of the bag after the cycle was finished, I noticed a variety of holes in the material, which were not limited to one spot. This was a let-down. br>br>I strongly disagree with the description of these bags as "heavy duty. " I'm afraid to see what happens to this bag on a regular wash cycle if it can't handle a delicate cycle in our new front loading machine. We use laundry bags to keep our laundry organized in the washer all of the time and have never had any problems with our branded bags. These bags are something I would stay away from like the plague.
My family recently went on a week-long vacation to Disney World, and we didn't want to pack and fold our dirty clothes and have them touch our clean clothes, while also allowing air flow to prevent the dreaded mildewy odor. These mesh bags are useful for transporting wet swimsuits and towels as well as separating laundry. We piled all of the dirty laundry in one suitcase in mesh bags, and the clean clothes in another.
This is something I would recommend for a river float! We used it while rafting down the Brazos River this past weekend. Last year, I used one that was similar to this, but it was nothing like this. This is where we keep our garbage. We tied it to the cooler float so that when someone got a new drink, they could throw it away in the bag. We were able to thread a string through a small tab on the side of the bag, avoiding having to deal with the mesh or the pull string. The river has some low spots with large rocks sticking up, and this bag definitely rubbed up against them but didn't get a hole. I think they're great for floating, but I'm not sure about laundry.
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