Always Under Large 30 X 40 Laundry Bag with Cord Assorted Colors and Patters (144)

My new washing machine says that you can't throw in anything with a "rubber" backing, like shoes, slippers, throw rugs, etc. I understand the reason, since one of those things got caught in my dryer years ago, and it snapped the piece that turns the drum. It was an expensive fix. BUT, I need to wash things that have "rubber" backs! So, I bought bags. Lots of bag, in various sizes. These bags are quite large and designed to carry your laundry. I use them to hold throw rugs, etc. in the washer and dryer. They work great, except the the string unraveled. Do, now I wrap the string around the tip of the bag and knot it before starting the wash. I also use them as giant gift bags for those large gifts that are just too big and awkward to wrap. Love these bags. I just wish they had better tie strings that wouldn't unravel in the wash.

For less than $3 a bag (I bought ten) these are a good deal for routine use. They are clearly made from leftover or rejected fabric so if you are in to recycling this could be appealing; however, because of the apparent material source I suggest you wash them before you use them.If you are looking for a rugged laundry bag to over stuff then consider the price. You aren't going to get double stitched denim here.I am using these bags to store sleeping bags (for long term you have to store sleeping bags unpacked). For my purposes they are perfect. They hold together ok and have a good draw string.

The bags are cheaply made. There’s also loose treading from iffy kraftmanship.

These are a really good deal. The nylon bags seem to be sturdy and the price is great. I am using them as Santa Bags to put my family's gifts in, plus the bags make a gift. instead of great big gift bags or wrapping big boxes. Everyone needs a large laundry bag a some point and this works.

returned item with a little hassle from seller, but it worked out

My biggest beef is that the locking mechanism on the drawstrings are pretty worthless - any pressure and they give way so your bag (if full) will open and dump. 4-star only because of that.You need to understand that you do not get to pick the color, and they're made from a variety of fabric thicknesses.But while you have lost the control over those things, they all seem to be sewn well, they're big, they're useful, they're washable, and they're just about the cheapest you can find.

Just what I wass looking for. they are great for puyying all my recyclables in there wont fall apart like reg. garbabge bags did. I tried that last summer and when I picked up every bag split open

I didn't necessarily need 10. I use these for travel clothes. I throw my dirty stuff in the bag and when I get home I just take the bag to the cleaners. No fuss.