Can I put delicate clothes in washing machine if i use a laundry wash bag?

I bought some laundry net bags for washing clothes, i am wondering if i can put my delicate clothes such as lace and silk dresses in the bag and wash them in the washing machine?Can I put delicate clothes in washing machine if i use a laundry wash bag?
sure. that's the main reason for net bags.Can I put delicate clothes in washing machine if i use a laundry wash bag?
Be careful. Those net bags can be of a rough material and they can actually ruin a bag. I would place the garment in a different bag first, baste the opening shut and then place in the garment bag and then it ready to throw in the machine ON A DELICATE CYCLE Report Abuse

Be careful. Those net bags can be of a rough material and they can actually ruin a bag. I would place the garment in a different bag first, baste the opening shut and then place in the garment bag and then it ready to throw in the machine ON A DELICATE CYCLE Report Abuse

Be careful. Those net bags can be of a rough material and they can actually ruin a bag. I would place the garment in a different bag first, baste the opening shut and then place in the garment bag and then it ready to throw in the machine ON A DELICATE CYCLE Report Abuse

Silk? Real silk? In a washing machine....noooooo if it is real silk it could get damaged and water marked. If it isn't real silk, check the label very very well - what does the label say about washing. If it says HAND WASH, then you might be able to get away with washing it in the machine IF you take care over which washing cycle/programme you use - don't put it on a 60 degree hot wash - use the hand wash or wool wash programme - yes laundry bags are a good idea if you're putting things that catch (like lace or underwear) in with other things, but won't protect it against the wrong wash cycle or temperature!





I sound like my mother I know, but I learned the hard way about reading the wash care labels!!





Take care


Halcon
If the label states machine washable, then yes. If the label states hand-wash, then the gamble is yours. I have put delicates in a machine using a washbag on a hand wash cycle which is cold and slow spin. If wool, use woolite or something similar.
Yes, so long as they are secure within the bag and the water temperature and detergents are right for them.
Absolutely!