🥛 Pinfox 75 Micron Nylon Fine Mesh Food Strainer Bag - Ideal for Nut Milk, Green Juice, Cold Brew, Home Brewing (12.6" x 8.66") Review

I actually used these pages on my pool cleaner. The bags the vacuum came with had holes in both ends for 'easy cleaning' but this meant more debris ended up in the pool. I replaced them with these bags and they catch dirt much better and to clean I just flip them over and spray.

I make orange and limoncello and I had to make it stronger than the liquor store so it wouldn't freeze. I strained through a very fine 10 mesh stainless steel colander. Now I'm making my final strain from a 40 mesh bag and can make it a little weaker than store bought and 1/2 sugar for now. I love these bags.

Super easy to use and stronger than expected for such a fine mesh pouch. I use it to make 1-2 gallons of cold drink for work. A relatively small amount of fine particles pass through the bag, but it doesn't remove all of them like a paper filter. My only complaint is that it is sometimes difficult to fully close and reopen. I have a cord lock from an old backpack that works great.

I know people often buy these for tea or almond milking. Quality and size are good, but there is a strong smell of detergent or fabric softener, which I could not wash off. The smell wasn't repulsive, but besides the food, there's nothing I'd like. I wanted to wash the aquarium sand, but this perfume can't help them. Otherwise it arrived very clean and sturdy. So if you need it for a different use it is as listed and the stitching is well done.

I just want people to know that this fabric is too good for winemaking. It fits a 6.5 gallon fermenter but doesn't drain well enough to be used for large batches of wine. It holds the spice almost like a plastic bag, although it penetrates very slowly. This indicates problems with liquid inside the bag and outside the bag not mixing properly. This prevents your additives from mixing properly, especially when initially trying to set the specific gravity. If you can lift and hold more than 5…

This is a strong, well made mesh bag. However, there are some caveats when it comes to what I specifically bought it for, which is cold brew coffee. The package will be stained with coffee grounds, I don't care, just thought I'd mention it. Another problem is that coffee grounds can get caught in the lanyard opening and it's almost impossible to get out. The last problem I have is that if you make the grind finer than coarse, the sediment will go through the bag. Aside from those issues, he did

I bought this bag for one purpose: to squeeze juice from cooked wild cherries. I was looking for a way to maximize juice yield (I really hate throwing produce away!). I also wanted a fairly concentrated juice. And I didn't want to spend a lot of money. This bag was perfect. Its size fits perfectly with the batch size I prefer. The cider bag would have been too big. It's also very durable - stronger than you might think. I very slowly and carefully compress the bag between the wooden blocks…