Want to use these for leafy greens, wash, spin, dry then store in these, would work?
590788
Yes, I believe these would be what you're looking for. They allow air to circulate in order to keep your produce fresh and crisp.
590789
These are perfect for that! Keep the greens dry & fresh for days longer. Nearly 5 days ago I purchased two large containers of fresh blueberries. I washed them, air dry & placed in container. They are still perfect, not one soft of mushy one yet �
590790
I have never used a spinner. I use a head of lettuce and wash it, dry it with a paper towel and it stays fresh.
590791
Yes they will stay fresher a little longerI use them for all my fresh produce
1267138
I put mine in the washer in a delicates bag and then I hang them to dry or on a dryer rack. They do fine and last well.
1766527
They work well as long as the fruit is dry when you put it in. Don't wash beforehand. If they are a little dampish from being ripe, I sometimes put a piece of paper towel in with them.
1394231
I have used these bags for all sorts of things, including kale and leafy greens. My experience is that things like kale and leafy greens don't do as well, as they need something something more airtight to stay fresh. They can begin to wilt after a day or so. Things like apples, citrus, potatoes, onions, etc are great in these bags.
228994
I don't think so! I washed them by hand and they get a little soggy. I'd think the dishwasher's drying cycle would mostly destroy them.
1358320
Yes, These are wonderful, they're also pre-shrunk. I got them to proof dough, but the weave is fine enough to strain things thru, I use it to strain cooking oil & have used it to take excess moisture out of shredded vegetables. They were a great purchase & you'll be able to use them for all sorts of things.
35156
I haven't used them in the dry, just in the washing machine. Though I would say yes that there shouldn't be a problem using in the dryer.
744129
Sorry, but I haven't tried. I always wash them by hand, which I feel is far better when dealing with smaller items. Based on the apparent quality, it should be OK, but this is speculation.
2212566
i would never put them in a dryer---wash and hang to dry. When we were on the boat we hosed off with fresh water and hung them on the deck. doesn't take long for them to dry.
489825
Yes, however, make sure you hang dry them, do not put in dryer as they may shrink. Also you might want to wash them in cool or cold water
600199
Yes, these apples work for me. I keep my greens in a vegetable drawer in the fridge that has a lever to allow more or less air in and out (to control humidity for different kinds of produce). Therefore there is some air interchange but not an unrestricted flow. If you have to store your produce in plastic bags, I'd make sure they were fairly thick ones, not the flimsy ones the store gives out because they are likely to cling to the leaves and prevent air from circulating between the veggies and the apple. Or you might want to invest in a largish plastic bin with a lid.
512015
I haven't washed mine yet, but I would probably throw them in on a very delicate load. The fabric would hold up. My only concern would be the seems.
552752
I machine washed them in rockin green laundry soap and dried them normally. There is no real prep for these. I have stripped them once using the hot water in the washing machine.
1930424
I wouldn't think so. You could maybe wash them on a gentle cycle, but you could definitely NOT use the dryer or iron on them.
1898906
Yes. Although I have not washed them yet because mine is fairly new, but I would wash them in cold water only and no bleach. Also , I would be cautious putting them in the dryer or on the lowest drying level for a short time so they would not shrink. I am really pleased with the product, the sturdiness and the convenience of sorting.
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Not a good idea Brandi. Ginsu advises against it. I have no problem washing and drying them. everything else goes into the dishwasher but not my knives. Michael
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I haven't had to wash mine yet, but I would think it would be a good idea to place them in a zippered net bag to contain them while they are in the washer and dryer.