PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Recommended for thick skinned produce (potatoes, onions, apples, etc.)

Mesh Produce Bags replace plastic and net bags, and are great for both produce shopping and storage. The mesh fabric is highly stretchable, allows for easy identification of contents, and provides excellent air circulation. You can hang full bags of onions, potatoes, and garlic by the drawstring for extra pantry space. Mesh bags also work well for refrigerator storage of thick skinned produce like apples, oranges, and cucumbers.

In addition to produce shopping, mesh bags are a multipurpose net bag perfect for laundering delicate items, children's toy organization, taking to the beach, hanging storage bags, and many more jobs!

Made of knitted organic cotton net fabric. GOTS certified for both ECOLOGY and SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY for the entire production process, including growing, harvesting, spinning yarn, weaving/knitting fabric, and sewing bags. Since they're made of unprocessed cotton, they bring additional benefits to our health and environment by avoiding highly toxic pesticides, fertilizers, bleaches, and dyes used in regular cotton crops. Designed, packaged, and shipped in the United States, cotton grown and bags manufactured in India.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

The 1/8 inch square knit fabric has amazing elasticity and strength. Easy to care for, hand or machine wash them in COLD water and flat or line dry. They are made of unprocessed fabric, never washed or bleached, so they will shrink about 7-10% after the first wash, but will stretch back out.

STORING PRODUCE WITH MESH BAGS

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Step 1: Bring Produce Bags when Shopping

Use Produce Bags in place of disposable plastic produce bags to hold your fruits & veggies. Mesh Bags are ideal for thick skinned produce like apples & oranges, or root vegetables like onions, potatoes, & garlic.

Step 2: Hang up for Full Ventilation

For produce that needs ventilation, hang the produce right in the Mesh Bag in a pantry to air dry. Be sure to keep onions and potatoes in separate bags though, storing them together accelerates rotting, yuck!

Step 3: Store Produce on the Counter

Other produce like tomatoes & avocados can be left right on the counter to continue ripening.

Step 4: Or Dry in the Fridge

Already ripened produce can be placed in the fridge for longer storage. Tip: If the produce isn't refrigerated at the store, don't refrigerate it at home!