Review on 👙 Laundry Bra Bags - Set of 3 - Washing Machine Bra Bags - Extra Large Bra Washing Bags - Lingerie Mesh Bag - Bra Pouch for Washing Machine by Ruth Reiners

I've tried quite a few Revain garment bags and I can say none of them did the job. Within a few weeks they were torn, full of holes and just incredibly short-lived. I use my garment bags for delicates and of course bras on wash day with my (incredibly archaic) top-loading washing machine with old-fashioned agitator. As an aside I bought these bra cups hoping they would be big enough to wash 2 of my lightly padded 36D bras in one of the cups and maybe some delicates in the other cup. I was able to put 2 bras on snugly but like I said it was comfortable and I wasn't sure how well they wash. In the second one I put 2 32 inch satin scarves and 2 small satin hair caps. The shells held up perfectly, the zippers (assuming you pulled them all the way through) didn't come undone and the material (unlike other cheap stuff I've used) didn't start to fray or warp in any way. I dried my bras on a hanger but I threw both pads in the dryer. A satin scarf was still fairly damp after the "extra dry" program. In general they are pretty good, if a bit small. If you're like me and like to wash a lot of things at once, or you have a large family (like me) and washing a few small loads isn't economical, you might want to consider buying additional sinks. Don't try to stuff things in or you risk not getting them as clean as possible. To be honest I believe they are meant to be used with 1 bra per cup. They are good quality and my daughters now want mussels too.