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Mesh Bag Scouring Pads

Mesh Bag Scouring Pads
Turn plastic mesh produce bags into scouring pads for your dishes. Extend the life of your sponges by using these scourers for the tough stuff. This project requires a mesh bag and nylon thread or fishing line with a needle to sew up the edge.
 
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Step 1Get some mesh bags

Get some mesh bags
These bags are sometimes used to package supermarket vegetables. They are essentially mesh tubes, closed with string on the label end and some kind of tape on the bottom. Instead of ripping a hole in the mesh to get the produce out (as was done in this picture), open up the ends of the tube instead. The tape sticks to itself but not the bag, really, so I managed to tease it off the end with a little effort. The string on the label end pulls right out if you do it right. Or just cut it, if you prefer, but try not to damage the bag.
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3 comments
Sep 30, 2008. 4:48 PMomnibot says:
Aw, this was the first instructable I followed.
Jul 28, 2007. 1:23 AMZnowblind says:
I just wrap the stuff around my sponges and sew it up.
Jul 2, 2007. 8:18 AMomnibot says:
Beutiful! I'm always looking for ways to extend the use of anything I buy to get maximum value. Thanx.

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