Therpin Reusable Cotton Muslin Straining Bag Fine Mesh Food Strainer Filter Bags for Nut Milk, Juice, Cheesecloth, Yogurt, Home Brewing, Hop Bags (35cm x 25cm)

Great! Does the job

Used only once so far and so far so good. Fine muslin is not easy to clean and cotton stains quite easily. The cloth looks to be of good quality although some of the stitching (overlocking) is not too good. Can only give decent review after using it many times. Seller was fine and item came on time.

Used for straining fruit pulp for fruit jellies. Best used inside out so the seams are much easier to clean.

It's fine but it isnt a more open weave muslin, it is a cotton or calico

It does the job

Explanation? I make chicken soup from the carcass. Lots of little bones after cooking. Solution? Strip the meat off the bones, then put the carcass in the muslin bag to simmer along with all the veggies and meat etc. After cooking drain, discard all the bones, wash the bag ready for next use. Easy!

Bought this for extracting water from foods. I have used a stick wrapped around the bag and then twisting. I am not a light weight and twisted until I could no more and it didn't split.However, whilst this is good, because it is so thick, it is hard to extract juices through it. The problem you would have (and I have had) if you use thinner bags, they do split under pressure.I put it in the washing machine on a 5 minute rinse to get it cleaner than hand washing. I don't use detergents.Good size but probably just a little too thick...

It's well made, and strains home made yoghurt nicely