Deano Wash bags ASSORTED

Description

OCTOBER 2025 – We’re expanding our range of laundry wash bags. Several sizes will be available, so there’s something to suit your needs.

Deano Wash bags

These polyester mesh wash bags can help keep the rubbish out of your washing machine when you clean your fleece bedding.

Made from polyester, with a simple closure, these bags will trap most of the hair, hayseeds, grass, or poops that you don’t manage to brush off the fleece before washing. Of course, they will not stop all the bits getting into your machine, they will reduce it.

NEW SIZE RANGE:

Round base bag (white) – FINE MESH with toggle cord –  Large 56cm x 48cm, Medium 46cm x 35cm, Small 36cm x 28cm

Round base bag (white) – COARSE MESH with toggle cord –  Large 60cm x 50cm, Medium 50cm x 40cm, Small 40cm x 30cm

Square (white) fine mesh bag 57cm x 57cm with zip closure

Rectangle bag 90x60cm, choose black or white, medium mesh, with toggle cord

HOW TO USE THE WASH BAGS:

For best results, always try and remove as much hay, poop and hair from the items being washed, before placing them into the washing bag. A good stiff dustpan or rubber brush works a treat, rubber mitts, or vacuum cleaning works too.

Smaller items can be damaged by normal washing – the bags will ensure they do not get tangled during the cycle.

The principle is the same as those little mesh bags you have for washing delicate items such as bras and lace lingerie, the mesh bag prevents them getting snagged and ripped during the wash cycle with other bigger items.

The secret to making the bags work, is not to load them with too much.  You want the wash water/soap to be able to flow freely thru the bag during the wash cycle, and to rinse away the dirt.

Folded cage liners will not wash – unfolded and packed in loose works best. So if you’re using a smaller bag for big liners, and washing them folded, they’re not washing effectively.

NOTE: An overloaded wash bag will simply be a giant soggy cloth ball, it may cause your machine to become unbalanced, and the yucky stuff in the middle will not get clean.

AFTER WASHING: Take the mesh wash bag out of the machine and head outside to the clothesline. Remove the items and peg onto the line as usual.

If you do notice any hair or bits of rubbish on the items, brush it off with a dustpan brush or bristle brush – these items actually brush better when damp than when dry.

All done, shake out the bag if there’s any rubbish left behind like hay or hair, peg it on the line to dry for next washing day.

ANOTHER WAY TO USE YOUR WASH BAG –

For those items that are a bit hard to peg, like cosy beds, foam beds etc – gently hand wash them, then pop them into the wash bag, and peg it onto the clothesline.

Allows air to dry the items, and the drips to escape, and items keep their shape – works great.

OTHER USES:

Washing soft toys, fabric pet beds and blankets, pet hammocks, never lose another sock!

Note – I do not make these bags. Made: Manufactured in China.