Hi,

I know these nets are great for making dish scrubbies, you just bunch them all up and srub away… they can also be used for bagging up bath toys or beach toys and then just washing them with a hose or in the sink.

I have used them for protecting strawberries from hungry birds. Just prop them up on short sticks.

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Depending on the size of the hole you cut, these are great in the shower to hold bits and pieces that tend to disappear.

I double them up and stretch them over sponges for scrubbing (dishes or skin)

You can probably use them in the wash for delicates, depending on the quality.

Use them as a giant sieve - to allow liquids to drip out of mini composts (if you’re into that kind of thing)

I use the fine net ones (from garlic) for beach combing, as it holds tiny shells…and then you just rinse the whole bag under water to get rid of sand.

The larger orange net bags I use under the sink to stuff plastic bags in.

Orange net bags are also handy when camping for all sorts of things…. collecting stuff, organizing, and as recyclabling bags.

At the nature center we tape them to pieces of cardboard, then use it to make rubbings with paper and a crayon. Looks just like snake skin!

You can make groovy shopping bags out of the huge orange bags. I also sew/weave wool through them to make warm winter cushions and funky handbags.

Mushroom collectors use them so that the spores drop back onto the ground and reseed.

I fill them up with the stuff you get out of the vacum cleaner and the fluff collected in the tumble drier and hang it up for the birds to use as nesting material

Wrap couple of them around the head of a sunflower, when it developed seeds, so birds don’t get them.