What's the best way to clean & dry this bag?
317844
We use a mild solution of bleach and water for an occasional rinse. I just take the cap off, hang and let dry, before its stored for the season. It's easy.
317845
Well, I clean mine with warm soapy water. To dry it, I insert a bent wire hanger to hold it open and set it on a towel with the mouth facing down.
64026
I put my mosquito net in a one of those "delicates" zippered washing bag. Then take out and air dry.
1612072
As long as you don't have fruit or vegetables that actually spoil in them (they won't keep them fresh forever) and there isn't a big mess in the bag, all you have to do it is rinse it out and turn it inside out to dry. Once dry, just turn it back outside in and it's ready to use again. I have noticed that by the 3rd use, the life of the vegetables or fruit is just a little bit shorter. But overall, I love these things!
354690
The tote bags are made from the material like a thin, lightweight nylon wind breaker. Like a wind breaker, you can wash it in the washer but by hand (in my opinion) is better. Line dry is the best and it is probably better for it. It would extend the life of the bags when it is naturally dried. Thank you.
2245816
wash and dry, I have done it several times. The only negative is the zipper was broken from day one.
1356974
I shake it out. If there is anything left on it, then I just wipe with a wet paper towel. I have also vacuumed mine if the bag on the vacuum is ready to be changed. I have had mine since October and it shows no wear at all.
76763
I just wipe mine with hot water and a bit of dish soap. Be sure to allow to dry it completely before storing it away, or it may start to mold.
855294
I've never had to wash it because I let it air dry upside down on a rack after every use. If I were to wash it I would use a few drops of household bleach added to a liter of water, pour it in the bag, close it and shake for a minute, then let sit for a 10 minutes, and then air dry upside down.
1255717
I would just keep the bag shut as air-tight as possible, away from moisture, and basically try to have it finished within one year, or I suppose two, but it will lose a little of its freshness by then.
487409
Just add boiling water to the bag. I like to fold over the top and seal with an inexpensive wooden or plastic clothes pin. Hope this helps.
2036269
I keep mine clean AND DRY all the time. I would soak it in a mild bleach solution, rinse well and dry it out completely.
2258114
I use are in a warehouse for the dust. I have found that you need to wash out the bag after use. I rinse the bag out with water and hang to dry for the next week.
473016
Warm water and small amount of soup solution. You can soak the bag in just warm water overnight to loosen the contents. After soaking wash, rinse, and dry.
1474839
I haven't owned it that long, so I never never washed it. I just keep it in the bag it came in. I would assume you could just shake it out and get the dust off.
413162
I dry mine all the time on regular heat. The bag is not affected by the dryer.
2221452
I'd use hot, soapy water, perhaps letting it soak for awhile to loosen it from the plastic, before scrubbing it down, followed by hosing it out to rinse. Let it sit outside long enough for it to dry thoroughly.
986454
The directions are in/on the box, but quickly I recall doing the following: Put clothes to be cleaned in bag provided along with cleaning sheet, which will be damp when opened. Put into dryer for approx. 30 min. on warm. (Also, there is a "cleaning booster" you can spray on before cleaning. After 30 min. in dryer, take sweater or whatever you have (don't crowd) out and hang up to air. That's it.