Handy Laundry Bag, White - 22" X 28" - Two Shoulder Straps for Easy Backpack Carrying and Drawstring Closure. These Nylon Laundry Bags Come in a Variety of Attractive Colors and Patterns.

OK so far. I had bought another color from a different vendor first. Then I was looking for a second bag in a different color so I could use one for dirty clothes and the other for clean ones coming home. It never fails to amaze me at the laundromat when I see people stuffing their clean laundry (that just cost a small fortune to clean) into a disgusting filthy bag or basket.Anyway, the other bag has been serving its purpose and the vendor didn't have any other colors so this looked like the same thing. I got it and it is almost exactly the same. I think the stitching might be a little weaker. Just started using it so can't yet say for sure and I will update if this does not hold up. My reason for knocking off a star on both is the straps are completely unadjustable. Even a simple kind of toggle thing or something would go a long way to making this a 5 star product.

I recently moved into an apartment complex for college so now I need to carry my laundry across the complex to wash it. These bags are a lifesaver! They are very convenient because you can collect your laundry in them (multiple bags can separate multiple loads, yay for pre-sorting) throughout the week, and on laundry day you throw the bag in the washer and dryer with your clothes, then carry your clean laundry back in the clean bag!Colors: I have 2 of these bags, one in green and one in hunter green, which I use to separate my light laundry from dark laundry. I don't know about the other colors, but I've never had any issues with the colors bleeding in the green or hunter green.Size: Perfect size for 1 full load of laundry, fits a lot but easy to carry.Durability: Can stuff them full of laundry, wash them and dry them every week, and don't look any worse for wear. (I've been using them for several months)Protip: If you wash the bags with your clothes, make sure you expand the top so the drawstring isn't hanging out, and turn the bag inside out so the backpack straps don't tangle with your clothes.Price: Amazing for the quality!

Doing laundry in a public laundromat is a dirty business. It’s a struggle. You have strangers ogling your privies. You worry if you step out they’ll be wearing them on their heads when you step back in. But I’ll tell you as a friend, you have nothing to worry about between your front door and the laundromat with this bag. It’s sturdy. It’ll protect your privacy. And no one will have any idea what happened last night.

Terrible. The listing says it's machine washable but it had no tags explaining vare instructions. I took a shot and washed it cool. The color of the blue denim bled alllllll over the straps and drawstring as well as left blotches over my other clothes. (Luckily I washed it with dark colors so only one item was ruined - a gray shirt that's now gray and blue). I would NOT recommend buyimg this or storing light colored laundry in this bag.

I don't expect much from my laundry bags, but this one failed on all counts: - The nylon material tore within ~6 months. -The draw tie along the top tore out of the nylon in less time than that. - The backpack straps are not well positioned to be used as a backpack. Instead of being placed parallel along one side of the bag, they effectively run down opposite sides of the bag when it's full of laundry. As a result, you can really only throw one strap over your shoulder. This caused the straps to break almost immediately.

We've had the bags tor two days. Stoplock doesn't hold rope tight enough to keep bag closed. Tighter/Stronger lock or less slippery rope needed. Also, one bag ripped at the shoulder straps.I did see that there were reviews about these problems, but the bags are the right color and size for what we hoped to use them for (a school event), so I bought them. I'll be able to fix the rope slipping problem (replace either rope or stoplock) and repair the rip, but I do not recommend these bags. If they stayed closed and didn't rip so easily, they'd be great.

I purchased this mid-2015 and have used it dozens of times and I also wash it with the clothes each time, and it's still in perfect condition. Can't rate the durability of this thing highly enough.

One of the straps is already starting to rip; however, for the price and the distance I carry the bag (up and down two flights of stairs to the basement of my apartment building) and sometimes to the laundry mat. I also tend to overstuff, so I'm sure I'm partly to blame. Nevertheless, it beats using my suitcase, and I love that it has two straps, making it easier to carry. It holds about a load and a half of laundry. I will continue to use this but may look for a sturdier bag for my heavy loads.

This is a simple laundry bag with backpack straps, which is very handy if you need to carry laundry up stairs etc... wish I'd thought to buy one of these years ago! The material of this bag is nice too, sturdy but with a smooth texture so clothes are easy to slide in and out. The only issue is the plastic thing that keeps the drawstring closed isn't strong enough, so it slides open if you pick it up by one of the straps to put it on your back. I've been tying the string instead of relying on it.