Considering the fine/tight weave of the mesh, does soap rinse well from garments placed in these bags
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I wondered that myself when I got them,, They wash well & yes everything rinse's out good!! They clothes smell great!! I wash a lot of my granddaughter's tank top's & undies in them. She has to wear a White Polo Top!! She's a Senior taking AP Science & AP Chemisty. So she sometimes gets stains on her Polo!! I treat the stain & put it in a baggie & its white & clean when done!! I'm very happy with them & I think you will be too!! I'm not one to brag on products, but when they work & do the job intended for them I will back them up with praise 100%
823085
Works perfectly well! It is not as tight a weave as it appears in the picture
823086
The weave is smooth, even and light weight. Delicates and fine garments rinse just fine.
437022
I think they work fine in an HE washer; our clothes look great. I try to put the bag where the water will first hit it before it get swallowed by the clothes. I stick into the gasket a little. Only once has it stayed there for the entire wash. Also save the tired pieces, add water, cook on stove to get the last of the soap out for shampoo, dishes anything really. I love the stuff. There is no major packaging, people get work and it's all plant material excpt for the plastic buket which I use for other things.
765295
The small hook provided (that I use for a safety razor) could hold a washcloth, but isn't intended for that. While a bar of soap could be placed inside, it's not really for that. I use if for shampoo/body wash containers, and a nylon-netted bar of soap - and that safety razor.
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Because of the types of fabrics and internal padding, I would not recommend 'immersion' washing, and especially not inside a washing machine. I would use a dampened sponge with mild detergent if necessary, and then a wet sponge to rinse, and towel-blot before air-drying, again not in a machine. However this bag is tough and very well manufactured. It is (like a business suit) just not machine washable. Love mine, and especially for $32!!
1519928
Yes, but I have some mirofiber cleaning cloths I use too. It want be a problem. I love mine.
1955899
Unlike regular laundry soap, there are no detergents or chemicals in soap nuts. From what I've read, soap nuts just break the surface tension of water so the water can get your clothes cleaner. Since there's no detergent or harsh chemicals, there's nothing to rinse out of your clothes (other than dirt). Leaving the soap nuts in during the rinse will not harm your clothes, and some say they even act as a natural fabric softener.
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Rachel, This is a very sturdy, in fact kind of stiff, tightly woven nylon bag. I'm sure it is really going to last. My first one was a softer nylon that was springing little leaks that would squirt me - lol -- when I squeezed the last of the milk out. You won't have that problem with these, IMO. These rinse out beautifully. I hope you enjoy yours, if you order them.
1526900
Since I just purchased them I have not. But seeing that the the bags are used to keep silver from tarnishing,I would assume it is in the fabric and I would not wash it. Hope that helps. M
64026
I put my mosquito net in a one of those "delicates" zippered washing bag. Then take out and air dry.
2055540
Absolutely. The fabric is really tightly woven mesh so the holes are tiny unlike typical bags. I wash sweaters in here, tights and panty hose, sweaters, lacy items etc; all come out fine. You'll love these.
1525293
The bags are sewed onto thin rods with ends that are curved so that they "fit" onto the hanging rods that connect the two ends. this way each bag can be lifted up and dumped into the washer - I guess -. I don't do it that way but you can.
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I can't say for sure, because the package doesn't come with any labeling of any kind, but I have watched pretty carefully as these absorb moisture and open up and I haven't seen any signs of soap or pollutants. Just peat, and the fine gauze that encases each disk.
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I find that they work as well as any commercial liquid or powder that I formally used. The bag should be pulled out before the rinse cycle though.
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I have used them in both the washer and drier. Be aware though if the garment is thin and wrinkles you will dry wrinkles into the garment. If the clothing is a small item like socks or a larger item like a wool sweater that won't wrinkle it should dry fine. With larger items I would make sure to adjust the item a few times so that the middle doesn't stay damp. I am not the manufacture or a clothing specialist but what I'd like to think of is a professional house wife/mom.
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Yes, I have used the washing machine to wash the bag. I put it inside one of those zippered bags that are used to wash lingerie & delicate items just to be on the safe side & I did not put it in the dryer & it came out just fine. I think I washed it in the cold cycle with medium agitation.
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I've never washed a sweater in the large bag, but I would only put one bulky sweater in it. I use the medium size bag to wash more than one bra.
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Yes, with no problem at all. I'd suggest tucking the long drawstring inside the bag so it won't get caught on other clothes. I toss the bag in to dry after I remove my delicates to line dry.