Limko Cotton Bags Muslin Bags Sachet Bag for Home Supplies (3x4 Inch 10 Pack)

I love the minimal style of these muslin sachet bags. The texture has an authentic, natural feel, almost like a rougher linen, which adds to their charm. The thickness of the fabric makes me certain they are going to last a while. The off-white color is beautiful—it brings a soft, warm touch to the room rather than the starkness of pure white.I use them to hold valerian root next to my bed, and they work perfectly. I use them to store a couple table spoons worth of it and there's still plenty of space in them. The fabric allows just the right amount of scent to come through, helping me relax when it’s time to wind down. For the price, I couldn’t have asked for anything better. If you’re looking for simple, natural sachet bags, these are a great reusable choice!

These worked well to make lavender sachets.

These bags are great for oat baths. They’re a little thin, but I think that is better for bath bags. It allows more water to flow through. Be careful not to put in the dryer though. They shrink like crazy! Overall I would purchase again.

No fuss no mussExactly what I was looking forReusable gift bag for jewelry and craftsThey are durableNot see throughGreat value and have room for several pieces of jewelry

As described, I used these to put laundry boost beads into and threw them into our suitcases. It helped to keep our clothes smelling fresh for our 2 week long vacation!

I really liked these little bags. I'm using them for sachets tucked into drawers and cupboards. teh mesh is fine enough to hold the small leaves and yet breathes well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The bags looked okay, but didn't hold up very well. Quality:The stitching on the bags didn't hold up.

I live in the country and have a lot of mice, year round. Protecting food is a constant concern. I finally found containers that worked for keeping the mice out, but when it came to Fritos or other type "chips" they often developed a rancid smell and taste before I could get them eaten. SO...we all know baking soda absorbs odors, but I couldn't just dump it in the bottom of the container. This is the perfect solution --- as you can see in the photo -- I fill one of these little bags about half full of baking soda and put it in the bottom. Then I fill with edible that needs protection. PROBLEM SOLVED. Food protected, odor no longer an issue, money saved rather than wasted!