A mesh bag is a breathable, netted pouch—often polyester, nylon, or cotton—with a zipper or drawstring closure. It’s designed to let water and air flow through while keeping items contained.

• Laundry: Protects delicates like lingerie, sweaters, and socks in the washer.
• Organization: Keeps travel gear, sports items, or beach essentials easy to see and dry.
• Produce: Helps store onions, garlic, or fruits with airflow to reduce moisture buildup.
• Home storage: Groups toys, cables, or small household items.

Choosing the right mesh (fine for delicate fabrics, sturdier for heavier items) can help reduce snags. It’s a versatile, reusable organizer that’s simple to clean and quick to dry.

Picking the right size helps items clean well without crowding. A simple guide:

• Small: Socks, underwear, and lingerie.
• Medium: T-shirts, baby clothes, light tops.
• Large: Sweaters, activewear, mixed small items.
• Extra-large: Family loads, dorm use, bulky pieces.

Helpful details to consider:

• Mesh type: Fine mesh for delicates; thicker or honeycomb mesh for durability.
• Closure: Zipper with a cover for a smooth finish, or a locking drawstring to keep items secure.
• Fill level: Aim for about two-thirds full so water and detergent can circulate.

Checking dimensions on the product page can make sizing even easier.

Using a mesh bag can help contain shoes and reduce scuffs, but always check the shoe care label first.

1. Remove laces and insoles; brush off loose dirt.
2. Place each shoe in a sturdy mesh bag (or a dedicated shoe wash bag) and put laces in a small bag.
3. Wash on a gentle cycle with cold water and a mild detergent; add towels to balance the load.
4. Skip high heat: air-dry shoes and insoles away from direct sunlight.

This approach can minimize abrasion and noise, though results vary by shoe material. Leather, suede, and specialty materials are usually better spot-cleaned rather than machine-washed.

If you don’t have a mesh bag, a few household stand-ins can help, keeping in mind protection may differ:

• Pillowcase: Place delicates inside and tie the end or use a zippered case to contain items.
• Cotton drawstring bag: A breathable fabric bag can group laundry, though water flow may be reduced.
• Hand washing: For very delicate pieces, a sink wash with mild detergent avoids machine agitation.
• Produce alternatives: For pantry items like onions or garlic, perforated paper bags or ventilated baskets allow some airflow.

These options can be useful in a pinch, but a purpose-made mesh wash bag typically offers better water circulation and visibility.

You can browse a wide range of mesh laundry, drawstring, and produce bags on Walmart.com or in the Walmart app. To shop conveniently:

1. Search for the size and style you need (fine mesh, honeycomb, zipper or drawstring).
2. Check item dimensions and closure details on the product page.
3. Select your store to see in-store availability.
4. Choose curbside pickup or delivery if offered in your area.

Availability varies by location and time, so using filters and the store selector can help you find options that fit your schedule. Reviews and photos can provide additional context before you order.