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cjclark1 Asked August 2019

Can anyone tell me what they take the dirty laundry home in besides a paper bag? I just can't think of something washable.

gladimhere Aug 2019
Mesh bags with cord ties are sold in many places. Buy two, one to be filled and left there, one to carry home. Or even three.

https://www.amazon.com/Wanapure-Commercial-Available-Drawstring-Factories/dp/B07K69NHR2/ref=as_sl_pc_qf_sp_asin_til?tag=agin0c-20&linkCode=w00&linkId=c92080c6b80ce82c16a51307969f2ab1&creativeASIN=B07K69NHR2

cwillie Aug 2019
Something like the Rubbermaid flex and carry is another option, it can't go in the washing machine but it's easy to clean and holds a lot
http://www.rubbermaid.com/en-US/flexn-carry%E2%84%A2-hamper

Hm, they appear to have discontinued it but there are lots of similar hampers available.

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Caring4Alice Aug 2019
The dollar store has large laundry bags with a drawstring, or as Barb suggests, a king size pillowcase would work.

BarbBrooklyn Aug 2019
A pillowcase.

Also, there are also washable laundry bags that many folks use ( college students, folks who regularly haul laundry to a commercial laundry). Google "laundry bag".

Riverdale Aug 2019
This is a fairly vague question without alot of specifics but why not take it in one of the reusable bags that are very prevalent today for groceries. Many are made of fabric but almost all including plastic ones can go into the washer and hung to dry.

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