The best place to store your BagWasher is in the dishwasher. You will have the BagWasher handy when you need it. Wash your plastic zip-top bags in the dishwasher to reduce plastic waste.  Wash and reuse your zip-top plastic bags to reduce consumption and thereby reduce waste.  Saving money as you save the planet from increasing plastic waste.

The BagWasher will be made at an injection molding company by the name of Sea-lect, located in Everett, Washington. The process of injection molding requires a certain type of ‘mold’, and those molds are made overseas.  After that mold is made the BagWasher will be made, packaged, and shipped only by American companies.  We support American businesses.  All parts of the BagWasher including the packaging of the product will be recyclable

The BagWasher does not collapse, thereby ensuring that the entire bag is washed and dried as efficiently as possible. To reuse every zip top bag by washing them in the dishwasher will reduce the amount of plastic waste.  Washing zip top plastic bags in the dishwasher does clean the bags effectively.

The fast answer to that is NO. The BagWasher is meant to be placed on the lower rack of the dishwasher.  You can place the inside out to be certain of the touch to wash bags getting clean or you can place the bag directly on the BagWasher you will see that the bag gets clean and dries well.  It does not melt.

The BagWasher itself will be made from 100% recycled plastic and will be 100% recyclable after its long and effective life cycle.  The BagWasher will last for thousands of wash cycles. The reason that the BagWasher is black so that it is even more desirable to recycle companies.  Black plastic is the best for recycling.

Not unlike other plastic containers that are purchased from SC Johnson, Glad, and Tupperware the zip-top style bag may have some water drops on the bags when the dishwasher cycle is complete.  If that happens you can leave the BagWasher with the bag on it, in the dishwasher to dry.  Or of course, you can put the BagWasher system on the counter to dry.  It is rare that this would have to happen.  

By washing your zip top bags in the dishwasher, you will be using less water than if you wash them by hand.  Studies have proven that washing your zip top bags in the sink and by hand you will use at least 4 gallons of water per bag.  By washing the zip top bag in the dishwasher, with dishes that you have used for the day, you will be using the same amount of water when running the dishwasher full of dishes.