| | |  | Watches & Watch Batteries | Home » » » Mesh Utility Green Laundry Bags 36" x 24" -THREE PACKS | | | | | | | Description: | | The mesh laundry bag can be used for laundry, camping or storage. The perfect mesh laundry bag for dorm or apartment living! Store and carry your laundry with ease using this roomy 100% mesh laundry bag with a drawstring closure. | | | Features: | |
• Extra Large size 36" X 24"
• Push Lock drawstring Securely Closes Bag
• Easy Carry Handle and Machine Washable
• Great for Laundry, Sporting Goods, Toys & More!!!!
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 7.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.8 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.7 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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 Exactly what I neededSep 29, 2011
By LCB
For some reason, the stores around me stopped having these. I use this type of bag for a few things in my life: camping gear (sleeping bag, hammock/tent) is able to breathe without being all over the place, storage of down comforter during summer, etc. Then I got the great idea of using them for my recycling. What a change in life this has been. For three years, we've had to take moldy cans to the recycle center to redeem all our beer cans for the 5¢ apiece. The little sips of beer in each can accumulate, and get trapped in a plastic bag, so I took my recycle cans and drilled holes in the bottom for drainage, then I line them with these bad boys. The beer leaks right out, and when they're full, they're dry and while they smell slightly of stale beer, the change to that from stale wet beer and mold is incredible.
Would I trust them for laundry? Probably not if I had to carry it any distance. They're mesh bags. Going up or down stair or across the house is probably not a big deal. Since I don't have machines, I wait until the last possible minute to do my laundry, so these bags would be totally and utterly full, stretching the mesh past its abilities, and would probably rip on the first or second go. If you're smarter than me, though, and do your laundry in a reasonable amount of time, or don't have to leave your house/complex to do it, they'd probably be fine.
 Not what I thought...Dec 01, 2010
By J. Carnley
I bought these bags b/c I thought they were tough, thick nylon. I guess these bags would work perfectly fine if you're just using them for transport. I needed a really tough one like the KBR guys try to sell us for $8 here in Afghanistan...2 of these bags are already in the trash after only 2 uses each. They wash the laundry in the bag and both have ripped after only 2 uses. I gave them a 3 b/c they are not that bad..just not what I was needing. The seller was awesome! I received the bags here in Afghanistan after only 6 days from the original order date so I have to say the seller was very expedient.
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