Laundry Sock Bags

By (Guest Post)

Check out socksacs.com

By Julie O (Guest Post)

Check out The Sock Sack. The website is www.thesocksack.com. They are great. Color coded bags they have a loop sewn on the corner and come with a hook for hanging. They really work.

By Jacki (Guest Post)

Why not make one or two. Any easy dry material will do, especially old net curtaining.

By Linda (Guest Post)

How about using large safety pins or diaper pins to pair socks.?

By

CHEAPERTHANCHEAP

IF YOU REALLY WANT TO BE THRIFTY, USE A PILLOWCASE. JUST THROW THE SOCKS IN AND TIE THE END IN A GOOD KNOT OR WITH TWINE OR SOMETHING. IT WORKS FINE AND ALTHOUGH I HAVE A LINGERIE BAG I FIND THEM TO BE ON THE SMALLISH SIZE.

By

NokomisNims

Hi -- I'm sure other stores besides Dollar Tree sell zippered mesh bags (three for $1 at DT), but that's where I've gotten mine for the past few years. If you have a lot of socks per load, try the mesh laundry bags in their laundry/cleaning aisle.

Nancy from Nokomis, FL

By

tlbuck

I use to have a crocheted bag for my bras and stuff (especially trousers socks) that worked GREAT, especially in the dryer. A simple lingere(?) bag will do and most stores sell those.

By donella (Guest Post)

You can get them at Walmart in the laundy section such as clothespins and hangers and etc.