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How to Use The Swag

Everyone has a different way of using their Swags and you’ll find your groove in no time at all. They’re really incredibly easy to use!

An information booklet is included and rolled into each and every Swag. To view a PDF version, click here. 

  • How to use The Swag

    The Swag is really easy to use. Simply dampen down your Swags and wring out the excess water. Fill your Swags with produce (fruits, veggies and leafy greens can all go into the one Swag) and place into the crisper of the fridge. BOOM! 2-3 weeks of incredible freshness.

  • How to care for your Swags

    Simply turn your Swags inside out, shake out any veggie crumbs and cool machine wash your Swags roughly every two or three weeks. Dry in sun if possible. Rotate your Swags just like you do your tea towels.

  • Tips to master your Swagger

    Discover some extra little tips and tricks. Such as; why The Swag colour codes are great for creating your own waste free system and why it’s good to give your fruit and veggies a vinegar bath.

  • Top Tips to Getting Your Veggies Lasting Longer

    Find more extra Swagging tips and tricks. Such as; giving fruit and veggies a vinegar bath or how to load up your Swags with fruit and veggies.

  • Meal preparation with The Swag

    The Swag makes meal prep and cooking so easy. There’s no need to wrap half cut fruit and veggies up, simply put them back ‘nude' into The Swag for amazing freshness.

Discover many more tips and tricks PLUS the best way to store different types of fruit and veggies on our YouTube channel.

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