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Microfibre Catching Laundry Bag - Not For Profit Reviews

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“I was going to buy Guppy bag but came across the Dock & Bay microfibre laundry bag. One is half the price of a guppy bag so I bought 2. Love them and love collecting what would have gone into our sealife.”
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Posted 5 years ago
Hey Harriet! So glad you're enjoying the laundry bag and congrats on doing your bit for the environment :D
Posted 5 years ago
“It's an excellent laundry bag, nice and roomy (I can fit a double duvet cover in the bag). Sturdy and excellent value - less than half the price of its nearest competitor. I 100% recommend it.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“I've used it three times specifically for thermal socks and microfibre (HeatHolder) fleece bedsocks (enough to fill half the bag) these being my only wardrobe items that are not natural fibres. Perhaps it's because none of these socks are new and therefore had perhaps already shed what they were going to shed but but I have seen absolutely no particle deposit. That surprised me because the bedsocks in particular are very bobbly and fleecy (I often find a bobble or two in the bed in the morning) and I turn all the socks inside out for the wash to maximise the clean.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Sensational addition to our laundry”
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Posted 5 years ago
“A very generous size. Beautiful quick drying material after use.The clothes washed well inside the bag. Environmentally friendly. Not for profit.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Great idea - simple way to capture plastic fibres so they don't get washed into the oceans. Clothes get a proper clean inside the bag too.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“I really like them, my clothes came out clean and I like that it’s helping the environment.”
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Posted 5 years ago
“Good to have options to “do our bit” to reduce environmental impact of microfibres.”
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Posted 5 years ago