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Reddit mentions of COTTON CRAFT - 2 Pack Extra Large 100% Cotton Canvas Heavy Duty Laundry Bags - Natural Cotton - 28"x36" - Versatile - Multi Use
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- CONTENTS: Package contains two 100% Cotton Canvas extra large laundry bags. Bags measure 28"x36".
- VERSATILE: These extra large laundry bags can be used for laundry, camping trips, storage, hamper liner, or as a perfect helper on moving day. Also use as Santa Sacks.
- EASY CLOSURE: Drawstring cinch-top with cord lock for easy closing
- HIGH QUALITY: Made from heavy duty 100% cotton canvas for long wear and use. Easy care machine wash
Features:
Specs:
| Height | 0.3 Inches |
| Length | 36 Inches |
| Size | Laundry Bag / 2 Pack |
| Width | 28 Inches |
I lived for years in apartments with no laundry facilities. The one thing that helped me most was to sort clothes into loads at home before bringing them to the laundromat. I like to have separate bags for each load I will wash, one bag full of darks, one of lights, one of delicates, etc. Smaller bags are easier to carry, and having individual bags for loads makes it easy to get the washers filled and started quickly.
I like canvas laundry bags that have a draw cord like this. Clothes can't spill out when the bag is cinched shut, the bag is thick enough that I can set it on the ground without feeling like every germ is going to seep into the bag, and I can toss the bag in the washer/dryer every time. I wash the bags and dry them with my clothes so they're clean for the clean clothes to go back into. You can bring one of the laundromat's carts to your car and load all the bags into it, or get one of those push-carts like this or this.
Look inside every single machine before you use it. Nothing ruins a load of white clothing like an eyeliner pencil someone left in the dryer (RIP, favorite white shirt). Or some sticky gum, or any of the other goo that gets left behind.
On this note, in terms of choosing a laundromat -- some are better taken care of and have staff that checks and maintains machines frequently; some are pretty neglected. If you have a choice in where you go, I would look for one in good repair that doesn't have a floor full of spills and tons of out-of-order machines.
Sea to Summit makes great waterproof compression sacks. Their eVent options are my favorite.
The other option is to buy 1 big dry bag, rather than a handful of smaller ones. Line your backpack with the big bag. Jam everything that needs to stay dry into the pack liner dry bag. This will save you money/weight. It also simplifies the packing process.
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Cotton laundry bags are 1 option for at-home storage. Those S2S mesh bags would work too, but more expensive.
These maybe?