Mesh Laundry Bag for Bras and Delicates in Washer

Honeycomb mesh that holds and still flows

• Thick honeycomb mesh

  The net is thick enough to hold a bra cup or a bundle of socks in place during agitation. The open honeycomb pattern still lets water and detergent move through the bag, so the load gets washed, not just contained.

• Drawstring that cinches shut

  A cord lock sits at the top of the beam-mouth opening. Pull it closed and the straps and wires stay inside the bag through the spin. Sizes run from 30*40cm to 60*80cm, in coarse or thin mesh, so you can match the bag to the load.

• Breathable net for water flow

  Look through the fabric and you can see your fingers. That sheerness is the point: the weave passes water and detergent freely, so bras and socks rinse clean inside the bag instead of sitting in a sealed pouch.

Load, cinch, and wash as usual

1. 1
   Sort the delicates

   Put bras, socks and lingerie into the bag. Tuck tiny socks inside a bra cup so they stay with the rest of the load.

2. 2
   Cinch the drawstring

   Pull the cord until the beam-mouth closes, then check that the cord lock holds before the bag goes in the machine.

3. 3
   Wash with the load

   Toss the bag into the drum with the rest of the laundry. Pieces come out grouped where you put them, with no hunting through the drum.

Care that keeps the mesh intact

• Cinch before every cycle

  A loose drawstring lets bras and straps escape during the spin.

• Check the weave monthly

  After a month of machine washing, look at the mesh and stitching for wear.

• Replace when worn

  Swap the bag if the weave loosens or the drawstring starts to slip.