3Pcs Mesh Laundry Bags for Washing Delicates,with Upgrade the hanging ring,lingerie bags for washing delicates,Travel bag (1 Large 16x20,1 Medium 12x16,1 bra laundry bag)

These work great for anything. Durable & good zipper. Great to have 3 different sizes. Inexpensive.

Worked great!!

Bags are large, and seem to be good quality, but the mesh could have bigger holes. I washed black panty hose in the medium sized bag and it had laundry detergent marks on it after the wash load completed. My previous delicates laundry bag had larger holes and never had that happen

Good quality

After more than a year of buying these, I have come to appreciate the material’s thickness, durability, protection they provide my clothes on a weekly basis. So easy, I simply fill and zip, throw in washer. For many items I use on delicate others I use on speed wash. I like to use them when I travel as they are so versatile to pack and use to protect clothes or separation, then wash.

I was surprised on how well made the bags were for the dollar amount I paid for.

The bra bag is perfect!! I don’t care about the other two, the cost is worth it for the bra bag alone. I spend too much money on bras for them to get beat up or squished. Just don’t put them in the dryer it ruins the elastic.

Good for washing delicates and to keep small items from getting lost in the wash.The fabric of the two flat bags are a fine mesh, the cylindrical bag's mesh is different, thicker, I suppose to keep its shape better with the help of the two framed circles at either end.The one caveat is the zipper. The mesh bags I've used before have a zipper garage to keep the simple zipper completely shielded so it doesn't snag other items in the wash. Those have worked well for me, have never opened unexpectedly, coming out partly and snagging things, and are easy to operate. These bags have not so much a garage but a carport that is open on both ends for some reason.These mesh bags seem to address the problem of unintentionally opening by using locking zippers that require the pull to be lifted from the teeth to zip/unzip. So far, so good. But locking zippers necessarily have a lot bigger metal bits to provide the locking ability so the zipper garage is extra important to prevent snagging other items.The zipper garage on these bags is deep enough to nearly fully house the zipper pull, and is open on both ends. This is a problem because if you manage to push the zipper into the garage too far or even out the other end, you are stuck with the pull in the locked position. The garage is not very elastic so it can be a chore to open the zipper because the pull is held tightly against the zipper teeth.So the safe way to use this zipper is to push it far enough to cover the metal bits, and just a little bit more to cover the plastic pull enough so it doesn't flip up, but no more. If it goes in too far, you can force the zipper to unzip, but I suspect that wears out the locking mechanism quicker.