Nylon Straining Bag- 10" x 23"- Fine Mesh

I used the bag one time. I only pressed it along the side of the primary with a spoon. Soon I noticed a lot of grape skins floating about. The side seam had let go for about 5 inches.

Fairly decent bag, only problem I has is the stitching is weak. Be careful when squeezing contents of bag as the seams aren't great and after a couple uses start to let whatever you have in the bag get into your wort, which defeats the purpose of having a fine mesh bag. I would recommend not squeezing the bag if you want to use this bag more than a couple times.

This has worked well so far for me.All though I have only used for one gallon batches of fruit wines.If I were going to use for larger It would need better stitching first.

I use these for a variety of applications. I like to wrap one around my racking cane to avoid any particles getting through to my beer

This bag works well for holding hops during the boil. When the boil is over I lift it out and suspend it do the dripping run out while the wort is being chilled. I don't need to squeeze the bag, the wort drips out fine. The mesh is fine enough to keep the hops out of the wort..

I use this bag to place toasted coconut in my 5 gallon batches (secondary) of Brown Ale. It works great and makes the finish product much easier to keg without all of the mess. I have used this bag 3 times and it still is in great shape!

Its great for holding hops. I add in add the hops at the appropriate times, when done I lift it out and let it drain. Its very convenient and can hold a lot of hops.