BraBaby Bra Washing System- 2 Pack

I liked the concept of this, but I'm not sure it's going to work out. It's was harder to open then I thought it would be, but maybe because it was brand new. I'm hoping it will loosen up after a couple more uses. I wear a D cup in an under wire and they don't fit. I had to force it. I think these are better for smaller sized bras or no under wires. I will continue to use them a time or two more. But, I'm afraid I might wreck the under wires in my bras so may just end up passing them off to someone else.

It did what it was supposed to do, and my bras came out of the wash without any weird creases. However, some bras hold up better in the washing machine than others, and I think the one I put into the BraBABY was one of the more durable ones.While it does what it's supposed to, it definitely is not easy to use. I had difficulty putting a B-size cup in without squishing the bra. The clasp is also badly designed. If it breaks, it's not a big deal to tie the outer ball closed, but the whole thing is poorly engineered. I think it was made even harder seeing as how I tried using the BraBABY with a front-closing racer back.In the end, I think it would have been easier and just as effective to use a lingerie bag.I don't recommend this product.

I do really like my bra baby. It definitely helps your bras from losing their shape and getting twisted around other things in the wash. The only thing is, it isn't that big, and I have a hard time fitting my size C & D bras inside it sometimes. I don't think they can make it that much bigger though, or it won't fit in the washing machine (for those with the center twisty thing).

Unlike some, my Brababy hasn't broke (yet), but it is a hassle to use! The plastic it's made out of is very flimsy. Underwires are a chore to keep inside while you're closing the apparatus up. (If you're bigger than a D cup, forget using the Brababy) The straps usually stay hooked inside the inner ball, no problems there. It does take up alot of room in the washer, so don't put too many clothes in with it. I think I'll just go back to washing my bras by hand; much easier (as it usually takes me 5 minutes to get the bra inside the Brababy!)

a little hard to open in the beginning but after you get the hang of it its ok, but its kinda hard to stuff the bra in...

The idea behind this is good but the product doesn't hold up very well after continued use. Will have to replace often.

ok. maybe my hopes were a little high for this product to work. but, it ain't great.first, let me start off by saying it does not fit C's or D's. i tried to cram my C sized bra inside but unless i wanted to bend the underwire, the thing just wasn't going to fit. maybe it will fit B's or A's,but i don't have any of those hanging around to try out.desperate for this product to work, i tried wrapping a bra around the outside of the largest of the two ...er... compartments and then securing a garment bag around that to keep the bra in place. that did NOT go well. the bra became unraveled and a mess by the time the spin cycle was through.i ended up using these items underneath my bras to support them while they are drying flat.it's a great idea, but it needs serious improvement.

It's good for its purpose but not resistant. The lock that close the ball broke in the first use when I tried to open. The other one worked fine. It's a cheap plast material, could be better and more resistant. But for now it's ok since there is no other solutions for my bras. Besides, this product is for medium and small bras. Who has large sizes will have difficult to fit the bra in the product