Reddit mentions of InsideSmarts Delicates Laundry Wash Bags, Set of 4 (2 Medium & 2 Large)

I've used these laundry bags for years, and they work great.

Don't keep the items if you don't really love them, I just don't want you to have to limit yourself!

Sources:

• Blackout Curtains from Amazon - 96" coral
  
• Pack n Play from Rhea Lana consignment sale
  
• Lamp from My Sister's Closet with green ribbon from Michael's
  
• Grey and coral pillows from Ross and Marshall's
  
• Goat from You Goat Mail
  
• Green Bunny Dandelion Pillow from Amazon
  
• Tejn Faux Fur Rug from IKEA
  
• Mosslanda Book Ledges from IKEA
  
• Wall art from Etsy: Birds in tutus, llama with scarf, flower bunny, and owl
  
• Mossebo Photo Frames from IKEA
  
• Diaper Caddy Basket from Amazon
  
• GlowCat from Amazon
  
• Wipe Warmer from Amazon
  
• Changing Pad from Amazon
  
• Grey & White Laundry Hamper from Ross
  
• Delicates Wash Bag for tiny socks, hats, etc. from Amazon
  
• Skubb Drawer Organizer from IKEA
  
• Kallax 2x2 Storage Unit and Skubb Black & White Boxes from IKEA
  
• White Ceramic Squirrel from Target Red Spot
  
• Leka Baby Gym from IKEA
  
  Cross-posted to r/BabyRooms

I've been machine washing for 3 years with no issues.

• Set machine on cold.
  
  
• Set to gentle.
  
  
• Use Clear and Free Detergent. No dye or perfumed detergent like this.
  
  
• Use delicate wash bags.
  
  
• Hang dry. I use a rack.

WTF? It's a laundry bag.

Front-Load washing machine? Fine. Top-Load? Probably put it in a laundry bag first. Gentle cycle either way. Don't use regular detergent, I use sports detergent with no fabric softener and then hang them with clothespins (don't drape them over a small bar or line; they can crease).

I use these delicates wash bags because they're so much cheaper and km looking for organization more than compression. I also think that packing cubes and zip loc bags can be noisy because of the material and I don't want to disturb people who are sleeping.http://www.amazon.com/InsideSmarts-Delicates-Laundry-Medium-Large/dp/B00PE1JJJI

Three options TO WASH:

1. wash it alone on delicate cycle.
   
2. wash it by hand. Woolite makes excellent delicate detergent. Rinse it really well and then very gently squeeze the water out — be careful to avoid squeezing where the logos are.
   
3. wash it in a delicates bag like these with other workout clothes of similar colors. Warm cycle only. Never hot water.
   
   TO DRY:
   Lay flat. I really like these for sweaters, unis, and other things that should dry flat so as to avoid stretching the shoulders in weird ways.
   
   r/CleaningTips/ sub is also a good resource for laundry quandaries :)

It's essentially this. Keeps your perlite in and gets your moisture out!

Here is a four pack on amazon with prime shipping. :) https://www.amazon.com/InsideSmarts-Delicates-Laundry-Medium-Large/dp/B00PE1JJJI

you can get one of these bags to wash your fleece/microfiber clothing and clothes in.

i've stopped buying microfiber shit.

edit: maybe that one is super expensive and i can't actually tell if it's any better than some five dollar mesh bag to wash delicates in. something like this.

Get something like this: https://www.amazon.com/InsideSmarts-Delicates-Laundry-Medium-Large/dp/B00PE1JJJI/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1496954894&sr=1-1&nodeID=7141123011&psd=1&keywords=lingerie+bag and wash them in that. That's what I do for all my bras (super lazy one here) and my 3 yr old underwire sports bras are still going strong!

ETA: I got my bags at the local regional Walmart type store. Anywhere that has laundry supplies (clothes pins, hangers, etc) probably has them. Smaller mesh is better I've found, the bigger mesh lets the hooks through and they can snag on other stuff.