Should they go in the dishwasher?
Is soap and water an adequate wash?
Luckily, they’re rather easy to clean and can save you and the planet tons of resources.
According toThe Spruce, you should wash your bags after every use to avoid build-up and bacteria growth.
Tohand wash these items, start by filling your sink with warm, soapy water.
Then simply use a sponge or gentle cloth to wipe down the sides of the bags.
Start with a mixture of equal parts baking soda, lemon juice and white vinegar.
Rinse with warm water to remove the solution then pat dry with a towel.
Fill your bag halfway with warm soapy water and shake vigorously.
Up and down, side-to-side, move it as quickly as possible to dislodge and disinfect.
The outlet also suggests using similar colored bags for various colors of food, i.e.
blueberries going in a blue bag to lessen the chance of staining.
If you notice mold, however, it’s a job for boiling water or distilled white vinegar.
