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tell me this is another joke?

no way!
I love mine and use it for reusable water bottles, like my Platypus, too.

Hmmm, wouldn't chopsticks in a glass do the same thing? I usually prop a few chopsticks in my dishrack and hang the bags on that.

I have a friend who would just turn them inside out and towel dry them.

I turn my bags inside out and clip them the utensil rack that hangs above my stove. When the oven's on, the heat from the vent dries them pretty quickly.

o c'mon, that is the most stupid use for $19 ever. Put them in your dish drainer.

I had some small wooden dowels (like you can buy at a craft store) laying around and put five or six into a smallish vase. The dowels spread out just enough to hang the bags on.

I agree, $19 is ridiculous for something that can be easily made from stuff around the house.

agreed - spend $19 on something more useful, like biobags. i wash mine inside out and leave them to dry on the dishes/utensils in the dishrack.

I dry my bags by sticking them on the wall upside down when they´re damp. I think it is really static that keeps them there, because even after they are dry they just stay stuck to the wall until you put them away.

I just pin mine to the kitchen blind above the radiator (hot air rises and dries them) with a clothespeg.

seriously?

I got one of these as a gift a few years ago, and I have been glad to have it. I use it all the time.

April Fool! Oh, what?

I saw something similar, or possibly the same product, on Martha Stewart's TV show the other morning. Personally, I think it's a waste of water to wash plastic bags. I would aim for using less plastic rather than wasting water washing used ones...