Simple Houseware Extra Large Natural Cotton Laundry Bag, Beige (28" x 36") - 2 Pack

Strong, large - good!

It's been awhile since I purchased these laundry bags but great value i need a replacement for one that ripped and I'm still using the one out the double package. For a wicker round large basket.

Bought the 2-pack extra large bags and use them weekly for carrying laundry to and from the laundromat. What I like • Holds a large amount—perfect for bulky loads or bedding • Thick natural cotton feels breathable and sturdy • Drawstring closure keeps everything contained securely What could be better • No shoulder strap or handle for easier carrying • Shrinks slightly if machine dried—best to air dry Bottom line: Reliable and roomy for frequent or heavy-duty laundry use. Perfect for college students or shared laundry spaces, but look at wheeled hampers if you need help transporting extra weight.

Good laundry bags were needed in my house for dual purposes. College age children need to cart their clothes to the washer and dryer in their schools. And, my washer broke, and I needed to wait for a new one. I took my clothes to the local laundromat, and this was a very convenient method to take my clothes. These are Cotton Canvas and they are extra large, which is a real p,us. You can put a lot of laundry into these bags. With the drawstring cinch top and cord last ck, it is eas6 to secure with no fear of break g free. I also throw the bags into the washer/dryer at each wash so everything stays fresh and clean. The price is quite reasonable, and I am very pleased with these bags Recommended. prisrob 03-18-18

Perfect

I'm not a strict "natural fibers only" person. There are times and places for synthetics and I do use them. But I wanted these for bathroom storage and for my intended purpose, I wanted cotton. These are quite nice! We only have one bathroom and it's heavily used. Due to unfortunate events, we had to replace our shower/tub combo with a simple shower stall. 3/4 of our family enjoy a bath regularly. The simplest solution was an inflatable bath tub (awesome, by the way) that we can collapse and store between uses. Because it collects dust and hair and is pretty sloppy looking folded up on the shelf next to the shower, I bought these laundry bags so we could easily slip it inside and keep it clean and neat looking between uses. I works perfectly. Because it's cotton muslin, it dries quickly and can be popped in the washing machine and hung to dry. (I wouldn't recommend putting these in the dryer- while the stitching looks sturdy, I'd be concerned about shrinkage (they ARE cotton muslin after all) and the drawstring getting horribly tangled). I also bought an extra set to store other items I wanted to keep clean and for a backup hamper liner for when the other is in the wash. I REALLY like these. I'm considering buying a few more sets to store winter clothes and blankets/quilts in when we don't need them. I've been using large storage bins, but things can't breathe in those and smell stale/like plastic after the summer and need serious airing out or re-laundering. I've already laundered the bags twice - as I said before: regular- warm wash, hang to dry- they dry fast. And they are in like-new condition afterward. I CAN recommend for light use. I haven't stuffed these full of laundry and hauled it around, so I CAN'T say how these will handle that kind of heavy use. But if you need something for the same storage purposes that I did, they work perfectly!

I bought these to put inside of my laundry hamper so I have a washable lining. I like that it comes with two because I can switch them out between washes and still use my hamper while the other is in the wash. They are a thin linen but still feel pretty sturdy. The stitching looks fairly clean and well done so it will probably hold for a while. The draw string is great because I can just tighten it around the lip of my hamper and it fits very snuggy. It also seems pretty breathable, so the clothes don't get musty smelling which is gross. It is pretty big and fits with a bit of excess in my laundry hamper. After a weeks worth of clothes it's only half full. If you are someone who changes their outfit twice a day or does laundry once every two weeks then you might fill it up, but not all the way I would think. Like I said they are pretty big. They do have a weird chemical smell almost like the smell of a perm, if you know what that's like, but that goes away in the wash. I line dry mine so they don't shrink, but they hold up in the washer pretty well. Over all I'm pretty happy with these guys.

I bought these two bags, which were a little more expensive for two, thinking they might be better quality. Wrong. The most obvious problems were the large (4 inch high) numbers scrawled in red marker near the top of the bag--who knows why. Then I tried the drawstring "lock" which slid over the slick nylon cording like a bald tire on ice. No "locking action" at all. They were ironed haphazardly and generally gave a bad impression. They went back to the store tout suite. Still wanting bags, I decided to spring for $5 more to get a total of 4 such bags, this time from Urban Villa. They came neatly pressed, clean and folded, no weird markings, and had a different kind of lock that actually worked (at least for now--these are not power locks). They will stay. Save yourself the trouble and go to the Urban Villa page and start over. (Feb. 2023) A day later: Now I understand the reason for the slick nylon cord---it makes the lock useless, but the cord slips more easily through the casing. As far as I can see, none of these cotton bags, by whomever, actually closes on top. It's too bad they didn't have 2 drawstrings at opposite sides so you could pull them closed and tie them. I never thought about that in advance.

These cotton laundry bags are very useful. They hold quite a bit of laundry, they are easy to carry specially when going up and down stairs. I recommend them.

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Good thick quality large capacity

Good quality laundry bag!

Good quality. Good price.