Whitmor Mesh Laundry Bag - White

I actually bought this to hold our pool toys for our above ground pool. Our volleyball always gets sucked over to the skimmer basket if left in the pool but trying to pack everything in & out of the house with a toddler is a chore! We have several different balls she loves to play with so those, plus rafts she calls boats, kick boards & a drink plus the little one... it's a pain to get everything to the pool! This is now zip tied to the top rail of the pool, conveniently holding all the balls & kick boards & other small to medium sized toys. I love that it has a heavy duty loop at the top and the push button toggle to hold the bag shut. I can see exactly what's in it, it's mesh so I don't have to worry about it holding water or mildew getting on anything (though we use the pool way to often for that to happen at the moment) & I can reach everything from inside the pool! Way cheaper & more convenient than a deck box!!

Used as my travel laundry bag on motorcycle trips. Works great.

Had to laugh a little at the reviews that were upset with the sizing of this bag. It measures spot-on with the stated dimensions, but yes, it's about the size of a standard/queen pillowcase. That size is exactly what I wanted and this bag is very well made with decent materials. The fabric is a tad on the thin side but looks like it should wear pretty well. Not french seams but more like the typical zig zag treatment you find on many shirts and athletic garments these days - it's well done, even spacing and tension on the stitches, and most of the hems are double needle. The grommets for the draw cord were installed correctly and the bag or the cord will probably wear out before they do. I have a very old cotton bag just like this that was made in China and did have french seams - lasted about 15 years of regular use and washing. This one may not last as long but it's a good sack - far cry better than several on the market I've seen lately. The double loop draw cord style is pretty convenient. To carry this sack I'd recommend either tying the cord and using it as a carry handle or just grasping the "neck" when it's all drawn up - carrying by the loops like a shoulder strap is a lot of stress on the materials. Love the olive drab color! If the fabric were just a little beefier this would be all of five stars.

Use these for our boat trip, to hold laundry that is wet, and generally smelly from a week at sea. This holds a lot of clothes (4 people for a week) and is probably a bit larger than a 13 gallon trash bag (maybe 20). Ours was stitched well, rope cord in tact, and no cuts, or tears in the mesh. Also breaths to allow clothes to dry out and not stick up. In my reviews most of them are highly rated as I look for what I need, prior to buying, and are based on that fact (price/requirement/use). I've not had to contact the seller for any issues or claims, however would not hesitate to purchase this product, or from this seller again.

Does the job, excellent price. I suspect that won't be the case much longer, though.

I use this only as a large bag to wash more delicate washable items in. I do not use as a place to store/haul the laundry in. As a matter of fact that was so far from my mind as a intended purpose I had to look at the listing again to see how it was marketed as. Sure enough a regular old laundry bad & not a large wash bag. Silly rabbit. I cannot imagine this holding up to the weight of a full bag for very long. The mesh is not strong enough. I've had other types of mesh bags that could have most definitely withstood the weight and lasted, but this one is not of sufficient quality. Maybe, just maybe it would last a descent amount of time with only half filled bags or smaller. It would also be less awkward to carry any distance. I couldn't imagine anyone choosing to have this as their laundry bag in their home unless it met their budget. It is marketed for the dorm room, but it is still a lousy choice. As I recall laundry is jam packed to the brim until mum can do it or you get off your butt & lug it down to the laundry room, which if you aren't lucky to live right next door to would be a pain in the but with this bag! Sure the bag has long thin drawstrings that you can use to drag it around or throw over your shoulder, but they dig into your shoulders or hands. Unless this is all your budget can afford one would be better off spending a little more upfront and getting something that you will not need to replace a few times before term finishes and that will be more comfortable bringing it home to mum :)It is "okay" for a large wash bag to throw a delicate washable dress in or a few blouses in, etc. It has lasted longer than it's predecessor, which I have no idea what brand it was. That came undone in less than a dozen uses. This bag has withstood 3-4 dozen washings, but is starting to show the signs of wear. The slider that helps to keep the clothes locked in is about to go. While it is easy enough to work around by just knotting the drawstrings, I think it should last more than a few quick washes on delicate. The bag itself is starting to show the signs of wear. Again, I should think it could withstand twice as much use to get to this state, considering the gentle conditions. Then again it did last longer than the previous one, so....I was very surprised that the synthetic material that it is made out of held on to the dark color of my dark load of clothes. It is now a dingy blue/grey color, which until recently did not bleed into subsequent lighter loads. For some reason a brand new white blouse came out with a palm sized stain of that blue/grey stain from the bag that it was in. I'm not sure how or why the color was transferred, as there was plenty of water in the machine (top loader) and room for movement. Luckily an overnight soak & sun bleaching got the stain out of that poor doomed blouse (while the sun was doing it's work removing the stain a bird flew over head and left a not so little prezzie on it). Hopefully the 3rd time is the charm. I really like the blouse and would like to wear it at least once before the charity bin gets it! So be careful if you use this as a wash bag. Like I said the bag had went through at least a dozen loads with no dye transfer problems and then suddenly it did. Guess that means I'll have to get another bag for whites n' lights. I'll be trying another brand to see if I can't get one that holds up better. I definitely would not recommend as a laundry bag and is so-so for a wash bag.

Seems to be wood quality

I was issued some laundry bags in the army YEARS ago. I kept them and continued to used them whenever I'd go on vacations, or was away from home for any length of time.I bought one of these and after only a few washings (not sure how many), the material where the string comes out began to fray, and, the string came undone every time I washed/dried. Ultimately not very durable.